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In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

In contrast to the cheers and applause that ring out around most Paralympic Games venues, the Goalball arena is a place of silence whilst the ball is in play. Fans must keep quiet to enable the players, who all have visual impairments, to hear the ball.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

The sport was developed as a rehabilitation activity for injured soldiers returning from WWII.

Modern Technology Meets Classic Design.

Combining authentic detailing with exceptional performance, the Spitfire 500mm Brushless features a robust brushless power system, high-efficiency propeller and durable FLEEX foam construction for both strength and realism. With its realistic clear canopy, scale cockpit and distinctive wartime livery, it stands out as both a collector’s piece and a capable park flier.

Flight Control and Stability.

Equipped with the XPILOT stabilisation system, pilots can choose between Full Assist, Soft Assist and Manual modes for a tailored flying experience. From smooth take-offs to agile aerobatics, the system ensures precise, confidence-inspiring control for pilots of all skill levels.

The Spitfire Mk2 500mm brushless delivers an unmatched blend of history, innovation, and flying performance, a true tribute to one of the greatest aircraft ever built.