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Kampschreur and Mazzel lead six Paralympic super-G winners
The Cortina programme also completed speed doubles for Aigner and Cuche.
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Jeroen Kampschreur won the men’s sitting super-G by 0.72 seconds over Jesper Pedersen, ending an eight-year wait for Paralympic gold after crashing in downhill. Andrew Kurka took bronze, while Chiara Mazzel and guide Nicola Cotti Cottini delivered Italy’s first alpine title through women’s vision impaired victory.
Johannes Aigner won men’s vision impaired by 0.16 seconds ahead of Giacomo Bertagnolli, completing a speed double. Robin Cuche also followed downhill gold with a standing super-G victory, while Patrick Halgren and Jules Segers earned their first Paralympic medals in second and third positions.
Varvara Voronchikhina won women’s standing ahead of Aurélie Richard and Ebba Årsjö. Audrey Pascual Seco claimed the sitting title by more than six seconds, with Momoka Muraoka second and Sitong Liu third.
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