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Less than one month to go to Paralympic Flame lighting at Stoke Mandeville
The Paralympic Flame will be created by Great Britian’s four-time Paralympic medallist Millie Knight and Andrea Macri, captain of Italy’s Para ice hockey team, who is gearing up for his fifth Games
Introduction to Para alpine skiing
Your complete guide to Para alpine skiing, an exciting, technical and daring sport
Women’s Para Ice Hockey development camp announced to boost global participation
Hosted by USA’s Women’s Para Ice Hockey Foundation, the camp will take place at the Vierumäki Olympic Training Center, Finland, from 4-7 June and will be open to up to 30 athletes and 10 staff members from around the world
Introduction to Para snowboard
Your complete guide to Para snowboard, a fast and fearless sport
A day in the life of Italian Para snowboarder Jacopo Luchini
Experience a day with Para snowboarder Jacopo Luchini as he trains to win his first Paralympic medal on home soil at Milano Cortina 2026.
A day in the life of China's Para cross-country skier Shiyu Wang
Experience a day with Chinese star Shiyu Wang as she trains for the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games
About Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Paralympic Games
The Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games, which open on 6 March 2026 in the Arena di Verona, will showcase around 665 athletes competing in 79 medal events across six sports – Para alpine skiing, Para biathlon, Para cross-country skiing, Para ice hockey, Para snowboard and wheelchair curling.
Medals
The official medals made with Italian craftsmanship showcases the strength in the duality of the Paralympics and Olympics.
The front face of the medal is constructed from a combination of two uneven, mirroring semicircles. These symbolic planes represent a myriad of dualities. The medal conveys the hard work and spirit behind the Games in the two cities, Milano and Cortina.
Mascot
Milo is a friendly stoat who will share the excitement and joy of Paralympic winter sports at Milano Cortina 2026. He will work together with his sister Tina, the Olympic mascot. The siblings are young and playful, making them likely the first Gen Z mascots to represent the Olympics and the Paralympics.