Chronological summary of the 2022 Winter Paralympics

This is a chronological summary of the major events of the 2022 Winter Paralympics held in Beijing, China.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6]

Calendar

In the following calendar for the 2022 Winter Paralympics, each blue box represents an event competition. The yellow boxes represent days during which medal-awarding finals for a sport were held. The number in each yellow box represents the number of finals that were contested on that day.^[7] Some events, such as the men's and women's banked slalom snowboarding finals, were moved as a result of warm weather conditions.^[8]^[9]^[10]

All times and dates use China Standard Time (UTC+8)

OC	Opening ceremony	●	Event competitions	1	Gold medal events	CC	Closing ceremony

March 2022	March										Events
March 2022	4th Fri	5th Sat	6th Sun	7th Mon	8th Tue	9th Wed	10th Thu	11th Fri	12th Sat	13th Sun	Events
Ceremonies	OC									CC	—
Alpine skiing		6	6	6			3	3	3	3	30
Biathlon		6			6			6			18
Cross-country skiing			2	4		6			6	2	20
Para ice hockey		●	●		●	●		●	●	1	1
Snowboarding			●	4				4			8
Wheelchair curling		●	●	●	●	●	●	●	1		1
Daily medal events		12	8	14	6	6	3	13	10	6	78
Cumulative total		12	20	34	40	46	49	62	72	78	78
March 2022	4th Fri	5th Sat	6th Sun	7th Mon	8th Tue	9th Wed	10th Thu	11th Fri	12th Sat	13th Sun	Total events
March 2022	March										Total events

Medal table

* Host nation (Host nation)

2022 Winter Paralympics medal table^[11]
Rank	NPC	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	China*	18	20	23	61
2	Ukraine	11	10	8	29
3	Canada	8	6	11	25
4	France	7	3	2	12
5	United States	6	11	3	20
6	Austria	5	5	3	13
7	Germany	4	8	7	19
8	Norway	4	2	1	7
9	Japan	4	1	2	7
10	Slovakia	3	0	3	6
11–19	Remaining	8	12	15	35
Totals (19 entries)		78	78	78	234

Day-by-day summaries

Day 0 — Friday 4 March

The opening ceremony was held at Beijing National Stadium at 20:00 China Standard Time (UTC+8).

Day 1 — Saturday 5 March

Alpine skiing

Event	Class	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Women's downhill details	Visually impaired	Henrieta Farkašová Guide: Martin Motyka Slovakia	1:19.50	Zhu Daqing Guide: Yan Hanhan China	1:21.75	Millie Knight Guide: Brett Wild Great Britain	1:23.20
	Sitting	Momoka Muraoka Japan	1:29.77	Anna-Lena Forster Germany	1:30.59	Liu Sitong China	1:32.10
	Standing	Mollie Jepsen Canada	1:21.75	Zhang Mengqiu China	1:21.85	Ebba Årsjö Sweden	1:23.20
Men's downhill details	Visually impaired	Johannes Aigner Guide: Matteo Fleischmann Austria	1:13.45	Mac Marcoux Guide: Jack Leitch Canada	1:13.81	Hyacinthe Deleplace Guide: Valentin Giraud Moine France	1:14.10
	Sitting	Corey Peters New Zealand	1:16.73	Jesper Pedersen Norway	1:17.99	Taiki Morii Japan	1:18.29
	Standing	Arthur Bauchet France	1:14.92	Markus Salcher Austria	1:15.25	Théo Gmür Switzerland	1:16.17

Biathlon

Event	Class	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Women's 6 kilometres details	Visually impaired	Oksana Shyshkova Guide: Vitaliy Kazakov Ukraine	20:09.0	Linn Kazmaier Guide: Florian Baumann Germany	20:14.6	Leonie Maria Walter Guide: Pirmin Strecker Germany	20:39.0
	Sitting	Oksana Masters United States	20:51.2	Shan Yilin China	21:06.3	Kendall Gretsch United States	21:52.9
	Standing	Guo Yujie China	19:43.3	Liudmyla Liashenko Ukraine	19:51.7	Zhao Zhiqing China	20:05.1
Men's 6 kilometres details	Visually impaired	Vitaliy Lukyanenko Guide: Borys Babar Ukraine	17:05.8	Oleksandr Kazik Guide: Serhii Kucheriavyi Ukraine	17:31.9	Dmytro Suiarko Guide: Oleksandr Nikonovych Ukraine	17:33.3
	Sitting	Liu Zixu China	18:51.5	Taras Rad Ukraine	19:09.0	Liu Mengtao China	19:32.3
	Standing	Grygorii Vovchynskyi Ukraine	16:17.6	Marco Maier Germany	17:03.4	Mark Arendz Canada	17:13.6

Para ice hockey

United States won 5–0 against Canada in a preliminary round match.
Czech Republic won 5–0 against Italy in a preliminary round match.
China won 7–0 against Slovakia in a preliminary round match.

Wheelchair curling

Draw 1 and Draw 2 were held.

Day 2 — Sunday 6 March

Alpine skiing

Event	Class	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Women's Super-G details	Visually impaired	Alexandra Rexová Guide: Eva Trajčíková Slovakia	1:17.01	Menna Fitzpatrick Guide: Gary Smith Great Britain	1:18.79	Zhu Daqing Guide: Yan Hanhan China	1:19.30
	Sitting	Momoka Muraoka Japan	1:23.73	Anna-Lena Forster Germany	1:23.84	Zhang Wenjing China	1:24.31
	Standing	Zhang Mengqiu China	1:13.54	Marie Bochet France	1:14.97	Alana Ramsay Canada	1:16.84
Men's Super-G details	Visually impaired	Neil Simpson Guide: Andrew Simpson Great Britain	1:08.91	Giacomo Bertagnolli Guide: Andrea Ravelli Italy	1:09.31	Johannes Aigner Guide: Matteo Fleischmann Austria	1:09.74
	Sitting	Jesper Pedersen Norway	1:09.69	Corey Peters New Zealand	1:10.16	Taiki Morii Japan	1:10.61
	Standing	Liang Jingyi China	1:09.11	Markus Salcher Austria	1:09.35	Alexis Guimond Canada	1:10.02

Cross-country skiing

Event	Class	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Women's 15 kilometres details	Sitting	Yang Hongqiong China	43:06.7	Oksana Masters United States	43:38.8	Li Panpan China	45:17.0
Men's 18 kilometres details	Sitting	Zheng Peng China	43:09.2	Mao Zhongwu China	43:23.8	Collin Cameron Canada	47:36.6

Para ice hockey

United States won 9–1 against South Korea in a preliminary round match.
Italy won 2–1 against Slovakia in a preliminary round match.
China won 5–1 against Czech Republic in a preliminary round match.

Snowboarding

The qualification rounds of the women's snowboard cross and men's snowboard cross events were held.

Wheelchair curling

Draw 3, Draw 4 and Draw 5 were held.

Day 3 — Monday 7 March

Alpine skiing

Event	Class	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Women's super combined details	Visually impaired	Henrieta Farkašová Guide: Michal Červeň Slovakia	2:03.39	Zhu Daqing Guide: Yan Hanhan China	2:04.25	Menna Fitzpatrick Guide: Gary Smith Great Britain	2:05.98
	Sitting	Anna-Lena Forster Germany	2:11.37	Momoka Muraoka Japan	2:12.14	Liu Sitong China	2:15.84
	Standing	Ebba Årsjö Sweden	1:56.51	Zhang Mengqiu China	1:58.02	Alana Ramsay Canada	2:06.33
Men's super combined details	Visually impaired	Giacomo Bertagnolli Guide: Andrea Ravelli Italy	1:49.80	Johannes Aigner Guide: Matteo Fleischmann Austria	1:51.98	Neil Simpson Guide: Andrew Simpson Great Britain	1:52.81
	Sitting	Jesper Pedersen Norway	1:50.23	Jeroen Kampschreur Netherlands	1:50.51	Niels de Langen Netherlands	1:53.40
	Standing	Arthur Bauchet France	1:50.26	Santeri Kiiveri Finland	1:54.48	Adam Hall New Zealand	1:54.77

Cross-country skiing

Event	Class	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Women's 15 kilometres freestyle details	Visually impaired	Oksana Shyshkova Guide: Andriy Marchenko Ukraine	51:09.1	Linn Kazmaier Guide: Florian Baumann Germany	52:05.6	Leonie Maria Walter Guide: Pirmin Strecker Germany	54:08.8
Women's 15 kilometres freestyle details	Standing	Natalie Wilkie Canada	48:04.8	Sydney Peterson United States	49:00.2	Brittany Hudak Canada	49:27.8
Men's 20 kilometres classical details	Visually impaired	Brian McKeever Guide: Russell Kennedy Canada	55:36.7	Jake Adicoff Guide: Sam Wood United States	58:54.4	Zebastian Modin Guide: Emil Jönsson Sweden	1:00:05.4
Men's 20 kilometres classical details	Standing	Taiki Kawayoke Japan	52:52.8	Cai Jiayun China	54:27.7	Qiu Mingyang China	54:29.7

Snowboarding

Event	Class	Gold		Silver
Women's snowboard cross details	SB-LL2	Cécile Hernandez France	Lisa DeJong Canada	Brenna Huckaby United States
Men's snowboard cross details	SB-LL1	Tyler Turner Canada	Mike Schultz United States	Wu Zhongwei China
	SB-LL2	Matti Suur-Hamari Finland	Garrett Geros United States	Ben Tudhope Australia
	SB-UL	Ji Lijia China	Wang Pengyao China	Zhu Yonggang China

Wheelchair curling

Draw 6, Draw 7 and Draw 8 were held.

Day 4 — Tuesday 8 March

Biathlon

Event	Class	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Women's 10 kilometres details	Visually impaired	Leonie Maria Walter Guide: Pirmin Strecker Germany	40:56.2	Oksana Shyshkova Guide: Vitaliy Kazakov Ukraine	40:59.9	Wang Yue Guide: Li Yalin China	42:50.3
	Sitting	Kendall Gretsch United States	33:12.3	Oksana Masters United States	33:21.0	Anja Wicker Germany	35:45.3
	Standing	Iryna Bui Ukraine	36:43.1	Oleksandra Kononova Ukraine	36:55.9	Liudmyla Liashenko Ukraine	36:56.9
Men's 10 kilometres details	Visually impaired	Vitaliy Lukyanenko Guide: Borys Babar Ukraine	34:12.7	Anatolii Kovalevskyi Guide: Oleksandr Mukshyn Ukraine	34:57.3	Dmytro Suiarko Guide: Oleksandr Nikonovych Ukraine	35:30.9
	Sitting	Liu Mengtao China	30:37.7	Martin Fleig Germany	31:23.7	Taras Rad Ukraine	31:26.9
	Standing	Mark Arendz Canada	31:45.2	Grygorii Vovchynskyi Ukraine	32:18.0	Alexandr Gerlits Kazakhstan	33:06.5

Para ice hockey

Canada won 6–0 against South Korea in a preliminary round match.
China won 6–0 against Italy in a preliminary round match.
Czech Republic won 3–0 against Slovakia in a preliminary round match.

Wheelchair curling

Draw 9, Draw 10 and Draw 11 were held.

Day 5 — Wednesday 9 March

Cross-country skiing

Event	Class	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Women's sprint details	Visually impaired	Carina Edlinger Guide: Josef Lorenz Austria	3:49.6	Oksana Shyshkova Guide: Andriy Marchenko Ukraine	3:56.4	Linn Kazmaier Guide: Florian Baumann Germany	4:05.2
	Sitting	Yang Hongqiong China	3:18.2	Oksana Masters United States	3:19.9	Li Panpan China	3:31.0
	Standing	Natalie Wilkie Canada	4:05.1	Vilde Nilsen Norway	4:08.1	Sydney Peterson United States	4:12.1
Men's sprint details	Visually impaired	Brian McKeever Guide: Russell Kennedy Canada	3:19.5	Jake Adicoff Guide: Sam Wood United States	3:20.3	Zebastian Modin Guide: Emil Jönsson Sweden	3:37.8
	Sitting	Zheng Peng China	2:42.4	Mao Zhongwu China	2:44.9	Collin Cameron Canada	2:46.3
	Standing	Benjamin Daviet France	3:07.5	Marco Maier Germany	3:08.8	Grygorii Vovchynskyi Ukraine	3:09.3

Para ice hockey

South Korea won 4–0 against Italy in a quarterfinal match.
China won 4–3 against Czech Republic in a quarterfinal match.

Wheelchair curling

Draw 12, Draw 13 and Draw 14 were held.

Day 6 — Thursday 10 March

Alpine skiing

Event	Class	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Men's giant slalom details	Visually impaired	Johannes Aigner Guide: Matteo Fleischmann Austria	1:49.34	Giacomo Bertagnolli Guide: Andrea Ravelli Italy	1:51.02	Miroslav Haraus Guide: Maroš Hudík Slovakia	1:54.92
	Sitting	Jesper Pedersen Norway	1:54.20	René De Silvestro Italy	1:57.50	Liang Zilu China	2:00.92
	Standing	Santeri Kiiveri Finland	1:55.40	Thomas Walsh United States	1:55.44	Arthur Bauchet France	1:55.89

Wheelchair curling

Draw 15, Draw 16 and Draw 17 were held.

Day 7 — Friday 11 March

Alpine skiing

Event	Class	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Women's giant slalom details	Visually impaired	Veronika Aigner Guide: Elisabeth Aigner Austria	1:52.54	Zhu Daqing Guide: Yan Hanhan China	1:59.85	Barbara Aigner Guide: Klara Sykora Austria	1:59.93
	Sitting	Momoka Muraoka Japan	2:02.27	Liu Sitong China	2:09.55	Zhang Wenjing China	2:09.55
	Standing	Zhang Mengqiu China	1:55.12	Mollie Jepsen Canada	2:00.95	Andrea Rothfuss Germany	2:01.91

Biathlon

Event	Class	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Women's 12.5 kilometres details	Visually impaired	Oksana Shyshkova Guide: Vitaliy Kazakov Ukraine	50:19.6	Linn Kazmaier Guide: Florian Baumann Germany	50:23.2	Leonie Maria Walter Guide: Pirmin Strecker Germany	52:27.6
	Sitting	Oksana Masters United States	41:17.9	Kendall Gretsch United States	42:23.7	Shan Yilin China	42:36.6
	Standing	Liudmyla Liashenko Ukraine	47:22.0	Zhao Zhiqing China	48:06.3	Brittany Hudak Canada	49:03.4
Men's 12.5 kilometres details	Visually impaired	Oleksandr Kazik Guide: Serhii Kucheriavyi Ukraine	43:16.1	Vitaliy Lukyanenko Guide: Borys Babar Ukraine	44:44.3	Yu Shuang Guide: Wang Guanyu China	46:35.3
	Sitting	Liu Mengtao China	38:29.4	Taras Rad Ukraine	39:13.9	Liu Zixu China	39:27.5
	Standing	Benjamin Daviet France	37:58.9	Mark Arendz Canada	40:13.0	Grygorii Vovchynskyi Ukraine	40:13.0

Para ice hockey

Canada won 11–0 against South Korea in a semifinal match.
United States won 11–0 against China in a semifinal match.

Snowboarding

Event	Class	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Women's banked slalom details	SB-LL2	Brenna Huckaby United States	1:17.28	Geng Yanhong China	1:17.38	Li Tiantian China	1:17.46
Men's banked slalom details	SB-LL1	Wu Zhongwei China	1:10.85	Chris Vos Netherlands	1:12.06	Tyler Turner Canada	1:12.84
	SB-LL2	Sun Qi China	1:09.73	Matti Suur-Hamari Finland	1:09.98	Ollie Hill Great Britain	1:10.45
	SB-UL	Maxime Montaggioni France	1:09.41	Ji Lijia China	1:09.86	Zhu Yonggang China	1:10.14

Wheelchair curling

China won against Canada in a semifinal match.
Sweden won against Slovakia in a semifinal match.
Canada won against Slovakia in the bronze medal match.

Day 8 — Saturday 12 March

Alpine skiing

Event	Class	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Women's slalom details	Visually impaired	Veronika Aigner Guide: Elisabeth Aigner Austria	1:31.53	Barbara Aigner Guide: Klara Sykora Austria	1:33.24	Alexandra Rexová Guide: Eva Trajčíková Slovakia	1:36.31
	Sitting	Anna-Lena Forster Germany	1:37.86	Zhang Wenjing China	1:40.18	Liu Sitong China	2:15.84

Cross-country skiing

Event	Class	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Women's 10 kilometres details	Visually impaired	Linn Kazmaier Guide: Florian Baumann Germany	41:40.8	Wang Yue Guide: Li Yalin China	42:20.3	Carina Edlinger Guide: Josef Lorenz Austria	43:13.9
Women's 10 kilometres details	Standing	Oleksandra Kononova Ukraine	41:18.0	Natalie Wilkie Canada	41:45.3	Iryna Bui Ukraine	41:47.1
Men's 12.5 kilometres details	Visually impaired	Brian McKeever Guide: Russell Kennedy Canada	33:06.6	Zebastian Modin Guide: Emil Jönsson Sweden	33:59.1	Dmytro Suiarko Guide: Oleksandr Nikonovych Ukraine	34:08.1
Men's 12.5 kilometres details	Standing	Wang Chenyang China	33:07.8	Benjamin Daviet France	33:09.1	Cai Jiayun China	33:18.0

Para ice hockey

China won 4–0 against South Korea in the bronze medal match.

Wheelchair curling

China won against Sweden in the gold medal match.

Day 9 — Sunday 13 March

Alpine skiing

Event	Class	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Men's slalom details	Visually impaired	Giacomo Bertagnolli Guide: Andrea Ravelli Italy	1:26.82	Johannes Aigner Guide: Matteo Fleischmann Austria	1:27.10	Miroslav Haraus Guide: Maroš Hudík Slovakia	1:36.22
	Sitting	Jesper Pedersen Norway	1:31.10	Niels de Langen Netherlands	1:37.18	René De Silvestro Italy	1:38.44
	Standing	Arthur Bauchet France	1:29.61	Liang Jingyi China	1:32.27	Adam Hall New Zealand	1:33.21

Cross-country skiing

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
4 × 2.5 km Mixed Relay details	United States (USA) Oksana Masters Sydney Peterson Daniel Cnossen Jake Adicoff Guide: Sam Wood	25:59.3	China (CHN) Shan Yilin Wang Chenyang Zheng Peng Cai Jiayun	26:25.3	Canada (CAN) Collin Cameron Emily Young Mark Arendz Natalie Wilkie	27:00.6
4 × 2.5 km Open Relay details	Ukraine (UKR) Dmytro Suiarko Guide: Oleksandr Nikonovych Grygorii Vovchynskyi Vasyl Kravchuk Anatolii Kovalevskyi Guide: Oleksandr Mukshyn	28:05.3	France (FRA) Benjamin Daviet Anthony Chalençon Guide: Alexandre Pouye Guide: Brice Ottonello	28:30.4	Norway (NOR) Kjartan Haugen Vilde Nilsen Thomas Oxaal Guide: Ole-Martin Lid	28:41.0

Para ice hockey

United States won 5–0 against Canada in the gold medal match.

Ceremonies

The closing ceremony was held at Beijing National Stadium at 20:00 China Standard Time (UTC+8).

References

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