List of Paralympic medalists in alpine skiing explained

See main article: article and Alpine skiing at the Winter Paralympics. Alpine skiing is a Paralympic sport that is contested at the Winter Paralympic Games. The first Winter Paralympics, held in 1976 in Örnsköldsvik, included slalom, giant slalom and alpine combination.

Since the 2006 Winter Games in Torino, a three category system is used. The three categories are: sitting, standing and visually impaired.^[1]

At the 2010 Winter Paralympics, events for both men and women were held in five disciplines: downhill (since 1984), slalom, giant slalom, super giant slalom (super-G) (since 1992), and combined.

A total of 514 gold medals, 506 silver medals and 494 bronze medals have been awarded since 1976 and have been won by skiers from 26 National Paralympic Committees (NPC).

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width=50px	Men	Downhill •Slalom •Giant slalom •Super-G •Combined
Women	Downhill •Slalom •Giant slalom •Super-G •Combined
Statistics See also References

Men

Downhill

1984 Innsbruck	B1
	B2
	LW1
	LW2
	LW3
	LW4
	LW5/7
	LW6/8
	LW9
1988 Innsbruck	B1
	B2
	B3
	LW1
	LW2
	LW3
	LW4
	LW5/7
	LW6/8
	LW9
1992 Tignes-Albertville	LW1,3,5/7,9
	LW2
	LW4
	LW6/8
	LW10
	LW11
1994 Lillehammer	B1-2
	B3
	LW1/3
	LW2
	LW4
	LW5/7
	LW6/8
	LW9
	LWX
	LWXI
	LWXII
1998 Nagano	B1,3
	B2
	LW1,3,5/7,9
	LW2
	LW4
	LW6/8
	LW10
	LW11
2002 Salt Lake City	B1-3
	LW2
	LW3,5/7,9
	LW4
	LW6/8
	LW10
	LW11
	LW12
2006 Turin	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2010 Vancouver	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2014 Sochi	visually impaired
	sitting
	stanging
2018 Pyeongchang	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2022 Beijing	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing

Slalom

1976 Örnsköldsvik	I
	II
	III
	IV A
	IV B
1980 Geilo	1A
	2A
	2B
	3A
	3B
	4		None	None
1984 Innsbruck	LW1
	LW2
	LW3
	LW4
	LW5/7
	LW6/8
	LW9
1988 Innsbruck	LW1			None
	LW2
	LW3	None	None	None
	LW4
	LW5/7
	LW6/8
	LW9
	LW10
1992 Tignes-Albertville	LW1,3,5/7,9
	LW2
	LW4
	LW6/8
	LW10
	LW11
1994 Lillehammer	B1-2
	B3
	LW1/3
	LW2
	LW4
	LW4
	LW5/7
	LW6/8
	LW9
	LWX
	LWXI
	LWXII
1998 Nagano	B1,3
	B2
	LW1,3,5/7
	LW2
	LW4
	LW6/8
	LW9
	LW10
	LW11
2002 Salt Lake City	B1-2
	B3
	LW2
	LW3,5/7,9
	LW4
	LW6/8
	LW10
	LW11
	LW12
2006 Turin	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2010 Vancouver	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2014 Sochi^[2]	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2018 Pyeongchang^[3]	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2022 Beijing	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing

Giant slalom

1976 Örnsköldsvik	I
	II
	III
	IV A
	IV B
1980 Geilo	1A
	2A
	2B
	3A
	3B
	4	None	None
1984 Innsbruck	B1
	B2
	LW1
	LW2
	LW3
	LW4
	LW5/7
	LW6/8
	LW9
1988 Innsbruck	B1
	B2
	B3
	LW1
	LW2
	LW3
	LW4
	LW5/7
	LW6/8
	LW9
	LW10
1992 Tignes-Albertville	B2
	B3
	LW1,3,5/7,9
	LW2
	LW4
	LW6/8
	LW10
	LW11
1994 Lillehammer	B1
	B2
	B3
	LW1/3
	LW2
	LW4
	LW5/7
	LW6/8
	LW9
	LWX
	LWXI
	LWXII
1998 Nagano	B1,3
	B2
	LW1,3,5/7
	LW2
	LW4
	LW6/8
	LW9
	LW10
	LW11
2002 Salt Lake City	B1-2
	B3
	LW2
	LW3,5/7,9
	LW4
	LW6/8
	LW10
	LW11
	LW12
2006 Turin	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2010 Vancouver	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2014 Sochi	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2018 Pyeongchang	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2022 Beijing	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing

Super-G

1992 Tignes-Albertville	B1
	B2
	B3
	LW1,3,5/7,9
	LW2
	LW4
	LW6/8
	LW10
	LW11
1994 Lillehammer	B1
	B2
	B3
	LW1/3
	LW2
	LW4
	LW5/7
	LW6/8
	LW9
	LWX
	LWXI
	LWXII
1998 Nagano	B1,3
	B2
	LW1,3,5/7
	LW2
	LW4
	LW6/8
	LW9
	LW10
	LW11
2002 Salt Lake City	B1-3
	LW2
	LW3,5/7,9
	LW4
	LW6/8
	LW10
	LW11
	LW12
2006 Turin	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2010 Vancouver	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2014 Sochi	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2018 Pyeongchang	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2022 Beijing	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing

Combined

1976 Örnsköldsvik	I
	II
	III
	IV A
	IV B
1984 Innsbruck	B1
	B2
	LW1	None
	LW2
	LW3
	LW4
	LW5/7
	LW6/8
	LW9	None
2010 Vancouver	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2014 Sochi	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2018 Pyeongchang	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2022 Beijing	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing

Women

Downhill

1984 Innsbruck	B1
	B2
	LW2
	LW4
	LW5/7
	LW6/8
1988 Innsbruck	B1
	B2
	LW2
	LW4
	LW6/8
1992 Tignes-Albertville	LW2
	LW3,4,9
	LW5/7,6/8
	LW10-11
1994 Lillehammer	B1-2
	LW2
	LW3/4
	LW6/8
	LWX-XII
1998 Nagano	B1-3
	LW2
	LW3,4,6/8
	LW10-11
2002 Salt Lake City	B2-3
	LW2
	LW3,4,6/8,9
	LW10-12
2006 Turin	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2010 Vancouver	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2014 Sochi	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2018 Pyeongchang	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2022 Beijing	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing

Slalom

1976 Örnsköldsvik	I
	II
	III		None
	IV B	None	None
1980 Geilo	1A
	2A
	2B	None	None
	3A
	3B
1984 Innsbruck	LW2
	LW4
	LW5/7
	LW6/8
1988 Innsbruck	LW2
	LW4
	LW6/8
	LW10	None	None
1992 Tignes-Albertville	LW2
	LW3,4,9
	LW5/7,6/8
	LW10-11
1994 Lillehammer	B1-2
	LW2
	LW3/4
	LW6/8
	LWX-XII
1998 Nagano	B1,3
	B2
	LW2
	LW3,4,5/7,6/8
	LW10-11
2002 Salt Lake City	B2-3
	LW2
	LW3,4,9
	LW6/8
	LW10-12
2006 Turin	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2010 Vancouver	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2014 Sochi	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2018 Pyeongchang	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2022 Beijing	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing

Giant slalom

1976 Örnsköldsvik	I
	II
	III		None
	IV A	None	None
	IV B	None	None
1980 Geilo	1A
	2A
	2B	None	None
	3A
	3B
1984 Innsbruck	B1
	B2
	LW2
	LW4
	LW5/7
	LW6/8
1988 Innsbruck	B1
	B2
	LW2
	LW4
	LW6/8
	LW10
1992 Tignes-Albertville	B1-3
	LW2
	LW3,4,9
	LW5/7,6/8
	LW10-11
1994 Lillehammer	B1-2
	LW2
	LW3/4
	LW6/8
	LWX-XII
1998 Nagano	B1,3
	B2
	LW2
	LW3,4,5/7,6/8
	LW10-11
2002 Salt Lake City	B2-3
	LW2
	LW3,4,9
	LW6/8
	LW10-11
	LW12
2006 Turin	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2010 Vancouver	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2014 Sochi	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2018 Pyeongchang	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2022 Beijing	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing

Super-G

1992 Tignes-Albertville	B1-3
	LW2
	LW3,4,9
	LW5/7,6/8
	LW10-11
1994 Lillehammer	B1-2
	LW2
	LW3/4
	LW6/8
	LWX-XII
1998 Nagano	B1,3
	B2
	LW2
	LW3,4,5/7,6/8
	LW10-11
2002 Salt Lake City	B2-3
	LW2
	LW3,4,6/8,9
	LW10-12
2006 Turin	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2010 Vancouver	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2014 Sochi	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2018 Pyeongchang	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2022 Beijing	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing

Combined

1976 Örnsköldsvik	I
	II		None
	III		None
	IV B	None	None
1984 Innsbruck	B1
	B2
	LW2
	LW4
	LW5/7
	LW6/8
2010 Vancouver	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2014 Sochi	visually impaired
	sitting		None
	standing
2018 Pyeongchang	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing
2022 Beijing	visually impaired
	sitting
	standing

Statistics

Athlete medal leaders

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Nation	Paralympics	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
	1992–2010	16	4	2	22
/	1980–2006	16	2	1	19
	2010–2022	11	2	1	14
	1980–2002	12	2	0	14
	1988–2002	6	5	3	14
	2006–2022	1	9	4	14
	1992–2002	12	1	0	13
	1992–2002	7	5	1	13
	1980–1994	1	6	6	13
	1998–2010	10	1	1	12
	1988–1998	6	4	2	12
	1992–2002	5	5	2	12
	1984–1998	3	5	4	12
/	1988–2002	1	8	3	12
	1976–1994	6	4	1	11
	1992–2006	6	3	2	11
/	1984–1994	4	4	3	11
	1998–2006	3	6	2	11
	2002–2010	8	1	1	10
	1984–1994	6	3	1	10
	2010–2018	5	5	0	10
	1988–1994	2	5	3	10
	1998–2010	2	3	5	10
	2014–2022	8	1	0	9
	2010–2018	7	1	1	9
	2018–2022	4	3	2	9
	2002–2018	3	4	2	9
	1988–1994	7	1	0	8
	1976–1988	6	2	0	8
	2014–2022	4	3	1	8
	2018–2022	4	3	1	8
	2018–2022	3	4	1	8
	1980–1994	6	1	0	7
	2018–2022	5	1	1	7
	1992–1994	6	0	0	6

Medals per year

Key:

bolded numbers indicate the highest medal count at that year's Paralympic Games.

Nation	76	80	84	88	92	94	98	02	06	10	14	18	22	Total
		–	–	–	4	9	2	7	2	4	2	2	—	32
	34	21	48	27	16	28	28	26	14	11	11	5	11	280
			–	–	–	1			–	–	–	1	–	2
	3	5	14	8	12	7	12	12	5	13	–	10	6	107
						1	7	5	1	1	–	–	–	15
	3	1	–	–	4									8
			–	–	1	–	–				–			1
	5	2	4	9	13	21	10	12	11	6	10	11	6	120
					22	32	16	14	11	15	11	10	6	137
	–	–	1	–	5	4	–	–	–	–	5	7	5	27
		–	1	6	2	9	8	6	8	4	–	4	6	54
	–	–	–	2	2	6	5	2	6	7	5	6	6	47
					–	1								1
			–	–	–	–	–			–	–	2	–	2
												4	–	4
		–	5	1	2	6	6	6	–	1	1	3	4	35
	–	2	–	2	1	6	–	1	–		–	2	5	19
	–		4	3	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	1	–	8
						2	1	2	–	–	16			21
						5	9	6	2	11	7	11	–	51
					–	–	–	1	–	–	–	–	–	1
			–	2	3	10	8	7	2	3	3	1	–	39
		–	8	7	3	4	3	6		–	–	–	3	34
	10	9	25	14	10	7	15	9	2	3	1	3	1	108
	–	6	34	28	42	39	32	37	8	11	14	6	1	258
	17	12	21	17										67
	–	–	1	–										1
Year	76	80	84	88	92	94	98	02	06	10	14	18	22

Medal sweep events

These are events where athletes from one nation won all three medals.

Games	Event	Class
1976 Örnsköldsvik	Men's combined	IV B
1980 Geilo	Men's slalom	2B
1984 Innsbruck	Men's giant slalom	LW9
1988 Innsbruck	Women's downhill	B2
1988 Innsbruck	Women's giant slalom	B2
1992 Tignes-Albertville	Women's downhill	LW2
1998 Nagano	Men's giant slalom	LW2
2002 Salt Lake	Men's giant slalom	LW11
2002 Salt Lake	Women's giant slalom	LW10-11
2002 Salt Lake	Women's downhill	LW10-12
2002 Salt Lake	Women's Super-G	LW2
2002 Salt Lake	Women's Super-G	LW10-12

References

General

Web site: IPC Historical Results Database - Participation and Medallist Reports. International Paralympic Committee (IPC). 2011-01-20.
- 1976 1980 1984 1988 1992 1994 1998 2002 2006 2010

Specific

External links

IPC Historical Results Database, International Paralympic Committee (IPC)

Notes and References

http://www.paralympic.org/Media_Centre/News/Sport_News/2004_11_03_a.html?calendar.box.year=2023&calendar.box.month=2 IPC Alpine Skiing Reduces Racing Classes to Three Categories
Web site: Alpine Skiing at the Sochi 2014 Paralympic Winter Games Medalists.
Web site: Alpine Skiing at the Pyeongchang 2018 Paralympic Winter Games Medalists.
http://www.paralympic.org/Sport/Results/reports.html?type=multi&sport=26&gender=all&criteria2=1 Multi-Medallists - Alpine Skiing

List of Paralympic medalists in alpine skiing explained

Men

Downhill

Slalom

Giant slalom

Super-G

Combined

Women

Statistics

Athlete medal leaders

Medals per year

Medal sweep events

See also

References

External links

Notes and References