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Whistler (Canada) (AFP) - A spectacular fireworks burst out into the sky from Whistler on Sunday to mark the closing of the Paralympic Winter Games, which organizers have presented as a success and significant progress for their movement.
Philip Craven, president of International Paralympic Committee said that the closing was "always better".
The downhill skiing with torches, dancing and throat singing of indigenous and sporting events have taken place at a rapid pace of mortal gold .
Then the Paralympic flame was handed to representatives of Sochi, Russian city that will host the next edition of the Winter Games in 2014 and the flag was lowered to the sound of the official anthem of the event.

"Many of you return home as champions, you all come home as victors," shouted John Furlong, head of the Organizing Committee (VANOC).
As to Turin four years ago, it was the Russian athletes who have dominated the podium with an impressive total of 38 medals (including 12 gold).
Germany, spearheaded by the skier Verena Bentele (5 titles), has won 13 titles for a total of 24 medals.
Behind with 19 awards (including 10 gold), following Canada with alpine skiers Lauren Woolstencroft and Viviane Forest and cross-country skier Brian McKeever, and Ukraine (19, including 5 gold).
The Games have received a significant exposure to television and the Internet and the public interest locally allowed to sell 85% of tickets, a record. A success that officials have explained by the fact that promoting the Paralympic Games 2010 was first closely linked to the Olympics that preceded them.
"I always had to fight with all the organizing committees to put the word Paralympic + + in the name of the game, except in Vancouver," said Craven. "This marks a turning point."

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