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History could be made at Beijing 2022 if this season’s results are anything to go by, The USA have a strong squad featuring Paralympic medallists, Finnish, French, Japanese and Australian riders also in great form in the build-up to Beijing 2022

The first medals in Para Snowboard will be won on Monday, Canadian legend Brian McKeever gets his final Paralympic campaign underway, Can Japan's Momoka Muraoka triumph again in the rescheduled super-combined?

Keith Gabel competes in his second run in the snowboard banked slalom event on Friday, March 16, 2018 at Jeongseon Alpine Center at the Pyeongchang Winter Paralympic Games. | Mark Reis/U.S. Paralympics Snowboarding

Heading into his third Paralympic Games, Keith Gabel’s ambitions are far more golden than they’ve ever been. The snowboarder already owns a pair of medals in boardercross, and needs just one more to round out his collection.

Heading into his third Paralympic Games, Keith Gabel’s ambitions are far more golden than they’ve ever been. The snowboarder already owns a pair of medals in boardercross, and needs just one more to round out his collection.

It wasn't just the massive chunks of ice breaking loose, crashing down. New waterfalls appeared, tumbling from surrounding cliffs, as if the frozen terrain were melting away.

As global warming continues to take its toll, the number of training cities gets smaller and cities able to host the Winter Olympics are fewer.

As global warming continues to take its toll, the number of training cities gets smaller and cities able to host the Winter Olympics gets fewer.

The Olympics are a big deal. The Paralympics are not yet treated as an equal. A new generation of para-athletes is working for change. The media and public needs to join in too.

Austria caps off 2021 with banked slalom races at the last Para snowboard event before January's World Championships in Lillehammer