II Inclusive Games

On October 17, 2024, from 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM, the II Inclusive Games will be held, a unique sporting event bringing together nearly 300 international athletes with and without disabilities competing together. Madrid becomes the world capital of inclusive sports.

Fourteen different disciplines where athletes with and without disabilities will compete together under inclusive competition systems and rules. Prominent sports figures will attend, including Olympic badminton medalist Carolina Marín, British para-athlete Emmanuel Oyinbo-Coker, Paralympic archery medalist Mariana Zúñiga, and many more.

The events will take place at an exceptional venue: The High-Performance Center of the Spanish Sports Council in Madrid. Free access throughout the day for the general public via Calle Pintor Greco. We look forward to seeing you and enjoying this inclusive sports event!

Honorary Presidency

His Majesty King Felipe VI

The support of the Royal Household for the Inclusive Games is a crucial boost for a social movement aiming to change the way we see sports.

Map of the Facilities and Schedule

Location: High-Performance Center of Madrid, Superior Council of Sports
Public Access: Calle Pinto El Greco

Access to the event is free throughout the day. Don't miss it!

How to get there?

Ciudad Universitaria and Moncloa
Bus 46 and U

Hover over the icons on the map to access the information.

Also you can access the timetable by clicking here.

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How can I follow it?

On TV
through the Teledeporte channel.

On the Radio
we will soon add the schedule.

By streaming
we will soon add the schedule.

Sports disciplines

Fourteen different disciplines where athletes with and without disabilities will compete together. Inclusive competition systems and regulations will be used, created by the Spanish sports federations along with the Spanish Sports Council, the Spanish Olympic Committee, the Spanish Paralympic Committee, and the "Sanitas Foundation" Chair of Inclusive Sports Studies at the Polytechnic University of Madrid.