PARA ALPINE SKIING NEWS
Top moments from Day 6
Aigner, Aarsjoe and Forster continue medal streaks in Para alpine giant slalom
Anna-Lena Forster conquers giant slalom
German alpine skier Anna-Lena Forster has tasted success in the giant slalom for the first time
Pascual Seco going with the flow
Audrey Pascual Seco has collected Spain's first Winter Paralympic medals since PyeongChang 2018. But the Para alpine sit-skier won't be overthinking her achievements.
Three medal events on Day 6
Day 6 of the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games showcases the female Para alpine skiers, as the Para ice hockey and wheelchair curling competitions continue
Focus on mental health at Milano Cortina 2026
The demands of elite Paralympic competition not only require peak physical fitness but also strong mental health and resilience
Best photos of Day 4
Best photos of Day 4 of the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games
Top moments from Day 4
Italy's medal count climbs to nine as Giacomo Bertagnolli wins gold in the Para alpine skiing combined
Italy captures four Para alpine skiing medals
Host Italy has already won more medals than it did at Beijing 2022
The epic journey of Haiti’s first Winter Paralympian
Para alpine skier Ralf Etienne is set to make history as Haiti’s first Winter Paralympian
Momoka Muraoka on facing challenges
Japanese Para alpine skier Momoka Muraoka won silver in the women's super-G sitting event, her first race since she fractured her collarbone last year.
12 medals in Para alpine and nordic skiing on Day 4
Para alpine and Para cross-country skiing each feature six medal events on Day 4, while the wheelchair curling mixed doubles semifinalists compete in the afternoon
Best photos of Day 3
Best photos of Day 3 of the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games
Top moments from Day 3
The Netherlands’ Jeroen Kampschreur defeats reigning champion Jesper Pedersen in Para alpine
Road trippin with Ebba Aarsjoe’s Swedish cheer squad
Para athletes aren’t the only ones with epic journeys to get to Milano Cortina 2026, Ebba Aarsjoe’s family drove 2500km from northern Sweden to Italy to see her win gold in Para alpine skiing.
More Para alpine skiing medals on Day 3
Six Para alpine skiing medal events will be contested on Day 3, while wheelchair curling and Para ice hockey action continues
Best photos of Day 1
Ten best photos of Day 1 of the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games
Veronika Aigner wins first gold of the Games
Austrian Para alpine skier Veronika Aigner has sealed victory in the women’s downhill vision impaired category, the first medal event of the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games
Paralympic Village vibes
Para athletes are swapping collectible pins and soaking up the sunshine between training runs and physio appointments at the Paralympic Village in Cortina
Milano Cortina 2026: Day 1 action
The Para alpine skiing downhill medals will all be decided on the first day of full competition at Milano Cortina 2026. Biathlon also features six events, with the sprint medals all up for grabs.
Para alpine skiers celebrate Olympia delle Tofane
Para alpine skiing’s 30 medal events are the most of any sport at the Games. Austria may lead the alpine medal table, but there is no shortage of competition from across the globe.