A 16-year-old Russian skateboarder Maxim Lallav took fourth place at the World Adaptive Skateboarding Championship in Brazil, becoming a local favorite, while Paralympian Anastasia Bagiayan won gold in the ski sprint despite being completely blind.

A 16-year-old Russian skateboarder Maxim Lallav took fourth place at the World Adaptive Skateboarding Championship in Brazil, becoming a local favorite, while Paralympian Anastasia Bagiayan won gold in the ski sprint despite being completely blind.

@mash 10 Mar 2026, 17:35

Russian skier Anastasia Bagiayan won a gold medal in the sprint at the Paralympics, completing the distance in 3 minutes and 16.1 seconds.

@meduzalive 10 Mar 2026, 13:18

The Russian team won its second gold medal at the Paralympics, achieved by skier Anastasia Bagiyan, who took first place in the classical sprint for visually impaired athletes.

@varlamov_news 10 Mar 2026, 13:04

Anastasia Bagiayan secured Russia's second gold at the Paralympics by winning the ski sprint with a lead of over 8 seconds from the silver medalist.

@mash 10 Mar 2026, 13:03