Para Alpine Skiing
Full podium results: Women's giant slalom medals at 2026 Winter Paralympics
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On Day 6 of the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Paralympics in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, medals were awarded in the women's giant slalom alpine skiing events across standing, sitting, and vision impaired categories. Sweden's Ebba Aarsjoe won standing gold for her third of the Games, Germany's Anna-Lena Forster took sitting gold for her second, and Austria's Veronika Aigner claimed vision impaired gold. Strong showings came from Russia, France, Italy, and others.
On March 10, the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games feature 12 medal sets in Para alpine combined and cross-country sprint events. Athletes from Italy, Austria, Germany, and debutants like El Salvador compete for golds in skiing disciplines. Wheelchair curling semifinals and Para ice hockey matches round out the day's action.
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Athletes return to the Tofane Alpine Skiing Centre for the super-G events on day 3 of the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games. Six gold medals are up for grabs across vision impaired, standing and sitting categories for men and women. Defending champions and top-ranked competitors aim to build on early successes from the downhill races.
Tignes, France, is hosting the FIS Para Alpine Skiing World Cup from February 2 to 6, drawing top athletes as a key preparation for the 2026 Paralympic Winter Games. The event underscores the resort's long-standing commitment to inclusive winter sports in the French Alps. It also previews Tignes' role in the 2027 Para Alpine Skiing World Championships.
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Canadian skier Mollie Jepsen secured her first World Cup gold since 2021 in the women's Super-G at the FIS Para Alpine Skiing World Cup in Saalbach, Austria. Fellow Canadian Kurt Oatway also triumphed in the men's Sitting category on the second day of racing. Austrian siblings Johannes and Veronika Aigner completed a golden sweep across Downhill and Super-G events.