I would like to welcome you to the online home of the Boiling Point Wheelchair Track Classic! This site is an easy and  resourceful tool for athletes, coaches, officials, volunteers, sponsors, media outlets and fans alike. I'm confident you will find this site informative and easy to use.

Boiling Point 2011, the premiere athletics competition in Canada for athletes with a physical disability will be contested on the evening of Saturday, July 9th, 2011. In four short years athletes and coaches from 13 different nations have given their praise for our organization and hospitality. Combined with the 4 World Records that have been broken during competition here since 2007, it’s easy to understand how Boiling Point has cemented itself as a Global leader within the international calendar of Para-athletics competitions. 

We here at Boiling Point continue to strive to host the ultimate showcase of our great sport. The fact that an astounding 56 medals were won at the 2008 Beijing Paralympic Summer Games by athletes that have previously competed at Boiling Point alone is outstanding. The addition of our focus on coaching education and having the coaches of 10 World Record holders that have either attended or presented at the Boiling Point Coaches Symposium clearly demonstrates we are meeting our objective!

It brings me great pleasure to know that athletes from all classifications feel welcome and have competed at Boiling Point over the years. This simply is NOT a competition for wheelchair athletes alone. I also take great pride in the fact that in 2010 we were again able to have both the Men's & Women's shot put events contested for prize money!

I couldn't be happier with my Organizing Committee and their tireless efforts to bring this event to life. On behalf of that committee I would like to thank our partners, sponsors and volunteers who have believed in our vision and made the Boiling Point Wheelchair Track Classic a reality.

See you in July!

Jeff May
President & CEO

Help Jerome Singleton win an ESPY!
Friday, July 8 2011

Jerome Singleton the current world's fastest amputee and Boiling Point regular needs your help! Jerome is up for a prestigious ESPY award in the category Best Male Athlete with a Disability and with the voting closing just after Boiling Point wraps up tomorrow night YOU could be the difference in pushing him over the top!! Please log on here and vote for Jerome NOW!!! Don't forget to catch Jerome in action LIVE tomorrow night at 8:10pm in t...

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Heat Sheets! Get your Heat Sheets!!
Friday, July 8 2011

The always anticipated Heat Sheets are now available! You have just under 3 hours to drool over these bad boys until the technical meeting at 8:00pm in McPherson lounge at Alumni Hall. All Comers section Heat Sheets Elite section Heat Sheets

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Technical Meeting Information
Friday, July 8 2011

The Technical meeting information sheet can be viewed here.

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Boiling Point Attracts Worlds' Fastest Men
Friday, June 24 2011

Three of the world’s fastest men have already committed to compete at the 5th annual Boiling Point Track Classic on Saturday July 9th at the University of Windsor Stadium. The newly crowned Fastest Amputee in the World, Jerome Singleton, has his aim set on another 100m victory at Boiling Point to add to his impressive 2008 & 2009 wins. Not to be out done, T54 athletes Marc Schuh, and 100m World Record holder, Leo-Pekka Tähti, prepa...

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Leo-Pekka Tahti (FIN) Event: T54; 100m, 200m World Record Holder 100m 3 time Paralympic Champion 4 time Paralympic Medalist

Scott Danberg (USA) Event: F40; Shot Put, Discus 4 time Paralympian 2 time IPC Athletics World Championship Medalist Former Para Pan American Games Champion

Marc Schuh (GER) Event: T54; 100m, 200m & 400m 10 Time World Junior Champion 3 Time German Record Holder European Record Holder (400m)

Jerome Singelton (USA) Event: T44; 100m Fastest amputee on the planet! Current World Champion 100m Paralympic Games Silver Medalist