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Indian skier Arif Khan had a memorable outing at Winter Olympics 2022 as he finished 45th in the Men’s Giant Slalom race on Sunday. 
The conditions were tough and saw skiers fell off. Out of the 87 skiers to start the race, only 47 were able to complete both their runs in the tricky conditions.
The 31-year-old skier from Jammu and Kashmir, who is the only Indian athlete at the 2022 Winter Olympics, ended at 53rd in Race 1 with a time of 1 minute 22.35 seconds. In Race 2, he clocked 1:24.89. His combined time was 37.89 seconds behind gold winner Marco Odermatt of Switzerland.
Nevertheless, it was still India's best show at the Winter Olympics in this event. 
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Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics: Arif Khan finishes 45th, India's best-ever show at the event

Indian skier Arif Khan had a memorable outing at Winter Olympics 2022 as he finished 45th in the Men’s Giant Slalom race on Sunday

Indian skier Arif Khan had a memorable outing at&nbsp;Winter&nbsp;Olympics&nbsp;2022 as he finished 45th in the Men&rsquo;s Giant Slalom race on Sunday.&nbsp;
The conditions were tough and saw skiers&nbsp;fell off. Out of the 87 skiers to start the race, only 47 were able to complete both their runs in the tricky conditions.
The 31-year-old skier from Jammu and Kashmir, who is the only Indian athlete at the 2022 Winter Olympics, ended at 53rd in Race 1 with a time of 1 minute 22.35 seconds. In Race 2, he clocked 1:24.89.&nbsp;His combined time was 37.89 seconds behind gold winner Marco Odermatt of Switzerland.
Nevertheless, it was still India's best show at the Winter&nbsp;Olympics in this event.&nbsp;

Indian skier Arif Khan had a memorable outing at&nbsp;Winter&nbsp;Olympics&nbsp;2022 as he finished 45th in the Men&rsquo;s Giant Slalom race on Sunday

Indian skier Arif Khan had a memorable outing at&nbsp;Winter&nbsp;Olympics&nbsp;2022 as he finished 45th in the Men&rsquo;s Giant Slalom race on Sunday.&nbsp;
The conditions were tough and saw skiers&nbsp;fell off. Out of the 87 skiers to start the race, only 47 were able to complete both their runs in the tricky conditions.
The 31-year-old skier from Jammu and Kashmir, who is the only Indian athlete at the 2022 Winter Olympics, ended at 53rd in Race 1 with a time of 1 minute 22.35 seconds. In Race 2, he clocked 1:24.89.&nbsp;His combined time was 37.89 seconds behind gold winner Marco Odermatt of Switzerland.
Nevertheless, it was still India's best show at the Winter&nbsp;Olympics in this event.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;

During the Winter Olympics opening ceremony in Beijing on Friday, skier Arif&nbsp;Khan led the Indian presence amid the country's diplomatic boycott of the event.
The 31-year-old Arif is the only contestant in Winter Olympics from India after qualifying for the Slalom and Giant Slalom events.
Also read:&nbsp;Alpine Skier Arif Khan: India's only athlete at the 2022 Winter Olympics
A coach, a technician, and a team manager were among the six members of India's delegation to the Games.Arif is the first Indian to qualify for two events in the same edition of the Games, which he will compete in on February 13 and 16.
During the grand ceremony at the iconic Bird's Nest stadium, India was the 23rd contingent to walk in as China welcomed athletes from 84 countries amid a diplomatic boycott by powerful nations such as the United States and the United Kingdom over alleged human rights violations in the Xinjiang region.

Winter Olympics opening ceremony: India's lone participant Arif Khan leads six-member contingent

During the Winter Olympics opening ceremony in Beijing on Friday, skier Arif Khan led the Indian presence amid the country's diplomatic boycott of the event

During the Winter Olympics opening ceremony in Beijing on Friday, skier Arif&nbsp;Khan led the Indian presence amid the country's diplomatic boycott of the event.
The 31-year-old Arif is the only contestant in Winter Olympics from India after qualifying for the Slalom and Giant Slalom events.
A coach, a technician, and a team manager were among the six members of India's delegation to the Games.
Arif is the first Indian to qualify for two events in the same edition of the Games, which he will compete in on February 13 and 16.
During the grand ceremony at the iconic Bird's Nest stadium, India was the 23rd contingent to walk in as China welcomed athletes from 84 countries amid a diplomatic boycott by powerful nations such as the United States and the United Kingdom over alleged human rights violations in the Xinjiang region.

During the Winter Olympics opening ceremony in Beijing on Friday, skier Arif&nbsp;Khan led the Indian presence amid the country's diplomatic boycott of the event

During the Winter Olympics opening ceremony in Beijing on Friday, skier Arif&nbsp;Khan led the Indian presence amid the country's diplomatic boycott of the event.
The 31-year-old Arif is the only contestant in Winter Olympics from India after qualifying for the Slalom and Giant Slalom events.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/alpine-skier-arif-khan-india-s-only-athlete-at-the-2022-winter-olympics-1643969937878" target="_blank">Alpine Skier Arif Khan: India's only athlete at the 2022 Winter Olympics</a>
A coach, a technician, and a team manager were among the six members of India's delegation to the Games. Arif is the first Indian to qualify for two events in the same edition of the Games, which he will compete in on February 13 and 16.
During the grand ceremony at the iconic Bird's Nest stadium, India was the 23rd contingent to walk in as China welcomed athletes from 84 countries amid a diplomatic boycott by powerful nations such as the United States and the United Kingdom over alleged human rights violations in the Xinjiang region.

Arif Khan, 31-year-old, Alpine Skier from Jammu and Kashmir is the only athlete representing India at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics which began on Friday.Khan will participate in two events - alpine skiing slalom and giant slalom. He is the first Indian athlete to qualify for two different events at the Winter Olympics.Arif hails from Tangmarg hill station, near Gulmarg in Kashmir. He attributes his success to his father, Yaseen Khan a ski tour operator. Yaseen introduced Arif to skiing when he was less than 10-years-old.When asked how does it feel visiting home earlier and after qualifying for the Winter Olympics?"I was always respected and loved but It is a great feeling people come to me with different approach and special young athletes feel inspired when i run down on native slopes," Khan said.Arif is hopeful that if the infrastructure is upgraded in Kashmir, India will have top-level athletes represent the country in winter sports."My dream has been to inspire people, especially back in Jammu and Kashmir. I always wanted to be someone that can really draw a line for the generation to follow and I see myself doing something closer," Khan said.Khan will be leaving for Beijing on Monday. His events will take place on February 13 and 16.

Alpine Skier Arif Khan| India's only athlete at the 2022 Winter Olympics

Meet Arif Khan, the 31-year-old, Alpine Skier from Jammu and Kashmir who is the only athlete representing India at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics which began on Friday.

Bite:&nbsp;My focus is to bring attention to Kashmir, to Gulmarg Arif Khan a 31-year-old, Alpine Skier from Jammu and Kashmir is the only athlete representing India at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics which began on Friday. Khan will participate in two events - alpine skiing slalom and giant slalom. He is the first Indian athlete to qualify for two different events at the Winter Olympics.
Arif hails from Tangmarg hill station, near Gulmarg in Kashmir. He attributes his success to his father, Yaseen Khan a ski tour operator. Yaseen introduced Arif to skiing when he was less than 10-years-old. Byte:&nbsp; "I was always respected and loved but It is a great feeling people come to me with different approach and special young athletes feel inspired when i run down on native slopes,"&nbsp; VO:&nbsp; Arif is hopeful that if the infrastructure is upgraded in Kashmir, India will have top-level athletes represent the country in winter sports. Bite:&nbsp;"My dream has been to inspire people, especially back in Jammu and Kashmir. I always wanted to be someone that can really draw a line for the generation to follow and I see myself doing something closer' VO: Khan who reached China amidst the political turmoil surrounding the games has his events on&nbsp;February 13 and 16.

Arif Khan will participate in two events - alpine skiing slalom and giant slalom. He is the first Indian athlete to qualify for two different events at the Winter Olympics.

My focus is to bring attention to Kashmir, to Gulmarg, says&nbsp;Arif Khan a 31-year-old, Alpine Skier from Jammu and Kashmir who is the only athlete representing India at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics which began on Friday. Khan will participate in two events - alpine skiing slalom and giant slalom. He is the first Indian athlete to qualify for two different events at the Winter Olympics. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/don-t-need-to-answer-speculations-sourav-ganguly-on-influencing-team-selection-1643976032222">Don't need to answer speculations: Sourav Ganguly on influencing team selection</a> Arif hails from Tangmarg hill station, near Gulmarg in Kashmir. He attributes his success to his father, Yaseen Khan a ski tour operator. Yaseen introduced Arif to skiing when he was less than 10-years-old. When asked how does it feel visiting home earlier and after qualifying for the Winter Olympics? "I was always respected and loved but It is a great feeling people come to me with different approach and special young athletes feel inspired when i run down on native slopes," Khan said. Arif is hopeful that if the infrastructure is upgraded in Kashmir, India will have top-level athletes represent the country in winter sports. "My dream has been to inspire people, especially back in Jammu and Kashmir. I always wanted to be someone that can really draw a line for the generation to follow and I see myself doing something closer," Khan said. Khan who reached China amidst the political turmoil surrounding the games has his events on&nbsp;February 13 and 16.

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