Aleksandra Król-Walas has made her mark at the Olympic Games by advancing to the top sixteen in the qualifiers for the parallel slalom event, posting a time of 1:33.18. This achievement is significant as it showcases her skill and potential on a prestigious international stage. Alongside her, fellow Polish competitor Maria Bukowska-Chyc finished in 27th place with a slower time of 1:39.17, indicating the competitive nature of the event.

In the giant slalom qualifiers held in Livigno, Czech athlete Ester Ledecka showcased a dominant performance with the fastest combined time of 1:30.79, leading the charge ahead of other competitors including fellow Czech Zuzana Maderová and Japan's Tsubaki Miki. This strong showing by Ledecka highlights the competitive field and sets a high benchmark for upcoming rounds in the Olympic slalom events.

The final race in which Król-Walas may compete is set to begin at 14:30, reflecting her hope to continue progressing in the competition. The advancements of Polish athletes in these qualifiers not only bring excitement to their supporters but also contribute to Poland's presence in winter sports at an international level, marking a significant moment for the athletes and the country.