London 2012 Paralympic Games: 6 September schedule

Sailing: 11am Weymouth and Portland The sixth and final day of sailing competition will see the three available gold medals finally decided. The British pair of Alexandra Rickham and Niki Birrell will be hoping for glory in the Skud, having followed their fifth-place finish in Beijing with victory at the 2009, 2010 and 2011 world championships and, perhaps more pertinently, success at the Sail for Gold regatta over the Olympic course in June. Athletics: 9.58pm Olympic Stadium The men's T44 100m final is possibly the most hotly-anticipated race of the entire Paralympics, featuring the USA's world champion Jerome Singleton, the South African superstar and 2008 winner Oscar Pistorius and Britain's new world record holder, Jonnie Peacock. Another home hope, Dan Greaves, comes up against America's Jeremy Campbell in the T44 discus at 8.31pm. Cycling: 10.30am Brands Hatch Four road races will be held today, with contestants including the Czech Republic's five-time gold medallist Jiri Jezek, whose race starts at 2.30pm, and GB's Sarah Storey, who has five golds for swimming and two for cycling. Her race begins at 2.32pm and she will be looking to do better than her last-place performance on Celebrity Mastermind in January. Contender: Hannah Cockroft, T34 200m, 8.12pm The 19-year-old sprinter from Halifax is the current world record holder in the 100m, 200m and 800m. She is also world champion in the 100m and 200m and is favourite to win both events in London. In 2010, she broke seven world records over eight days. 100: The top speed, in mph, of the wheelchair tennis player Stéphane Houdet's serve.