Corey Peters competes during the para alpine skiing men's super G sitting. Photo / Getty
Corey Peters has won his second medal of the Beijing Paralympics in less than 24 hours - a silver in the super G event.
This follows him scoring a gold medal yesterday in the sitting downhill event, the first for New Zealand in this Paralympics.
Deputy Prime Minister
Grant Robertson was among those praising him, saying on Twitter that "he is a legend, in his third games and absolutely slaying it!"
Peters, a previous silver and bronze medalist, caught a mild case of Covid-19 while training in Colorado over the new year.
