Winter Paralympics: Who are the stars to watch at Beijing 2022?
The Beijing Winter Paralympics will feature around 650 athletes competing in 78 events across six sports.
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The Beijing Winter Paralympics will feature around 650 athletes competing in 78 events across six sports.
Rejuvenated James Barnes-Miller says his wide-eyed days of soaking in the big stage Paralympic lights are now firmly behind him.
Mikaela Shiffrin is expected to race for the first time since the Olympics, returning to the Alpine skiing World Cup for an overall title battle, live on Olympic Channel and Peacock this weekend.
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Henrik Kristoffersen made it back-to-back slalom wins in 24 hours as the Norwegian topped the podium ahead of Britain's Dave Ryding at Garmisch-Partenkirchen in Germany. Kristoffersen was eighth after the first run but jumped up to the top step with a second run of 58.02 for a total of 1:52.66 — edging out Riding by just 0.35 seconds.
If Swiss skier Priska Nufer was going to have a breakout success at age 30, it surely was going to be on home snow at Crans-Montana.
Henrik Kristoffersen completed a turnaround of his World Cup slalom season Sunday with his second win in two days.
Much of the pre-match chat had focused on the players missing for the hosts, and how the visitors would respond to their European exit.