This is a chronological summary of the major events of the 2022 Winter Paralympics held in Beijing, China.
Calendar
Medal table
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
Women's downhillVisuallyimpaired 1:19.50Zhu DaqingGuide: Yan Hanhan|CHN|2022 Winter}} 1:21.75 1:23.20Sitting 1:29.77 1:30.59 1:32.10Standing 1:21.75 1:21.85 1:23.20 Men's downhillVisuallyimpaired 1:13.45 1:13.81 1:14.10Sitting 1:16.73 1:17.99 1:18.29Standing 1:14.92 1:15.25 1:16.17
Biathlon
Women's 6 kilometresVisuallyimpaired 20:09.0 20:14.6 20:39.0Sitting 20:51.2 21:06.3 21:52.9Standing 19:43.3 19:51.7 20:05.1 Men's 6 kilometresVisuallyimpaired 17:05.8 17:31.9 17:33.3Sitting 18:51.5 19:09.0 19:32.3Standing 16:17.6 17:03.4 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
Women's Super-GVisuallyimpaired 1:17.01 1:18.79 1:19.30Sitting 1:23.73 1:23.84 1:24.31Standing 1:13.54 1:14.97 1:16.84 Men's Super-GVisuallyimpaired 1:08.91 1:09.31 1:09.74Sitting 1:09.69 1:10.16 1:10.61Standing 1:09.11 1:09.35 1:10.02
Cross-country skiing
Women's 15 kilometresSitting 43:06.7 43:38.8 45:17.0Men's 18 kilometresSitting 43:09.2 43:23.8 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
Women's super combinedVisuallyimpaired 2:03.39 2:04.25 2:05.98Sitting 2:11.37 2:12.14 2:15.84Standing 1:56.51 1:58.02 2:06.33 Men's super combinedVisuallyimpaired 1:49.80 1:51.98 1:52.81Sitting 1:50.23 1:50.51 1:53.40Standing 1:50.26 1:54.48 1:54.77
Cross-country skiing
Women's 15 kilometres freestyleVisuallyimpaired 51:09.1 52:05.6 54:08.8Standing 48:04.8 49:00.2 49:27.8 Men's 20 kilometres classicalVisuallyimpaired 55:36.7 58:54.4 1:00:05.4Standing 52:52.8 54:27.7 54:29.7
Snowboarding
Women's snowboard cross SB-LL2 Men's snowboard cross SB-LL1 SB-LL2 SB-UL
Wheelchair curling
Draw 6, Draw 7 and Draw 8 were held.
Day 4 — Tuesday 8 March
Biathlon
Women's 10 kilometresVisuallyimpaired 40:56.2 40:59.9 42:50.3 Sitting 33:12.3 33:21.0 35:45.3Standing 36:43.1 36:55.9 36:56.9 Men's 10 kilometresVisuallyimpaired 34:12.7 34:57.3 35:30.9Sitting 30:37.7 31:23.7 31:26.9 Standing 31:45.2 32:18.0 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
Women's sprintVisuallyimpaired 3:49.6 3:56.4 4:05.2Sitting 3:18.2 3:19.9 3:31.0Standing 4:05.1 4:08.1 4:12.1 Men's sprintVisuallyimpaired 3:19.5 3:20.3 3:37.8Sitting 2:42.4 2:44.9 2:46.3Standing 3:07.5 3:08.8 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
Men's giant slalomVisuallyimpaired 1:49.34 1:51.02 1:54.92 Sitting 1:54.20 1:57.50 2:00.92Standing 1:55.40 1:55.44 1:55.89
Wheelchair curling
Draw 15, Draw 16 and Draw 17 were held.
Day 7 — Friday 11 March
Alpine skiing
Women's giant slalomVisuallyimpaired 1:52.54 1:59.85 1:59.93Sitting 2:02.27 2:09.55 2:09.55 Standing 1:55.12 2:00.95 2:01.91
Biathlon
Women's 12.5 kilometresVisuallyimpaired 50:19.6 50:23.2 52:27.6Sitting 41:17.9 42:23.7 42:36.6 Standing 47:22.0 48:06.3 49:03.4 Men's 12.5 kilometresVisuallyimpaired 43:16.1 44:44.3 46:35.3Sitting 38:29.4 39:13.9 39:27.5Standing 37:58.9 40:13.0 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
Women's banked slalom SB-LL2 1:17.28 1:17.38 1:17.46 Men's banked slalom SB-LL1 1:10.85 1:12.06 1:12.84 SB-LL2 1:09.73 1:09.98 1:10.45 SB-UL 1:09.41 1:09.86 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
Women's slalomVisuallyimpaired 1:31.53 1:33.24 1:36.31Sitting 1:37.86 1:40.18 2:15.84
Cross-country skiing
Women's 10 kilometresVisuallyimpaired 41:40.8 42:20.3 43:13.9Standing 41:18.0 41:45.3 41:47.1 Men's 12.5 kilometresVisuallyimpaired 33:06.6 33:59.1 34:08.1Standing 33:07.8 33:09.1 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
Men's slalomVisuallyimpaired 1:26.82 1:27.10 1:36.22 Sitting 1:31.10 1:37.18 1:38.44Standing 1:29.61 1:32.27 1:33.21
Cross-country skiing
4 × 2.5 kmMixed Relay Oksana MastersSydney PetersonDaniel CnossenJake AdicoffGuide: Sam Wood 25:59.3 Shan YilinWang ChenyangZheng PengCai Jiayun 26:25.3 Collin CameronEmily YoungMark ArendzNatalie Wilkie 27:00.6 4 × 2.5 kmOpen Relay Dmytro SuiarkoGuide: Oleksandr NikonovychGrygorii VovchynskyiVasyl KravchukAnatolii KovalevskyiGuide: Oleksandr Mukshyn 28:05.3 Benjamin DavietAnthony ChalençonGuide: Alexandre PouyeGuide: Brice Ottonello 28:30.4 Kjartan HaugenVilde NilsenThomas OxaalGuide: 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