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Can Klæbo and Malinin cement their legacies? Day 7 guide

Winter Olympics Day 7: Can Klæbo and Malinin cement their legacies? Day 7 promises to be the most decorated day of the Winter Olympics so far. From the high-altitude lungs required in the Val di Fiemme to the razor-thin margins of the Cortina sliding track, the world’s elite are converging for a series of historic triple attempts. While Johannes Høsflot Klæbo looks to secure his third gold out of his target of six in these Games in the cross-country freestyle, American "Quad God" Ilia Malinin and Italian speed skating hero Davide Ghiotto face the ultimate tests of their careers under the immense pressure of being the hunted favourites. Across six major disciplines, Day 7 is where legends will be forged in the Italian frost.

Speed, Technique, Precision, Nine Golds up for grabs One. Day. Four.

Speed, Technique, Precision, Nine Golds up for grabs. One. Day. Four. Welcome to the most explosive day of the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics so far. With nine gold medals set to be awarded across six different disciplines, Day Four is a sprawling marathon of speed, precision, and nerves. From the high-flying acrobatics at the Livigno Snow Park to the razor-thin margins on the icy curves of Cortina and the tactical chess matches at the Predazzo Ski Jumping Stadium, the medal table is about to be completely rewritten. Traditional powerhouses like Norway and Germany look to assert their dominance in cross-country and luge, while host nation Italy finds itself within striking distance of the podium in nearly every event, buoyed by a home crowd that has turned the Italian Alps into a cauldron of noise.

The Chase for Gold Continues: Speed, Stamina, and Snowboard Showdowns — Day 2 Preview

The Chase for Gold Continues: Speed, Stamina, and Snowboard Showdowns — Day 2 Preview The wait is over, and the momentum from a breathless opening day has officially shifted into a higher gear as the Milano Cortina 2026 Games move into a packed Day 2. While the first medals have already been claimed, today’s schedule offers a gruelling test across three distinct disciplines that define the spirit of the Winter Games: the raw, nerve-shredding velocity of the Downhill, the tactical endurance of the Skiathlon and Speed Skating, and the head-to-head agility of the Parallel Slalom. From the icy, rock-lined corridors of Cortina d'Ampezzo to the thin air of the Antholz biathlon range, every fraction of a second and every heartbeat matters. Whether it’s legends returning for one last shot at glory or rising stars looking to topple established dynasties, Day 2 is where the true contenders begin to separate themselves from the pack. Here is your roadmap and predictions for today's high-s...

Day 1 Preview: The Chase for Gold Begins in Milano Cortina

Day 1: The Quest for Gold Begins in Milano Cortina Today’s Medal Events: Alpine Skiing (Men's Downhill), Speed Skating (Women's 3000m), Cross-Country Skiing (Skiathlon), Ski Jumping (Women's Normal Hill), and Snowboarding (Men's Big Air) The wait is finally over. The flame is lit, and today the Milano Cortina 2026 Games shift from ceremony to competition as the first gold medals are officially up for grabs. While the festival atmosphere still lingers in the streets of Milan, the intensity hits a boiling point on the snow and ice. For the athletes in today's five medal disciplines, years of preparation come down to a single run or a final sprint. From the breakneck speeds of the Stelvio downhill to the high-flying spectacle of the Big Air ramp, Day 1 is set to crown the first Olympic champions of the 2026 Games and establish the early leaders of the medal table.

Triples, Stones, and the San Siro Show: The Games Ignite — Day 0 Preview

Milano-Cortina 2026: Let the Skating begin— Day 0 Preview The torch hasn't reached the stadium yet, but the ice is already taking a beating. While the world waits for the pageantry of the Opening Ceremony at the San Siro tonight, the actual competitive grind of Milano Cortina 2026 is moving into a higher gear. There are no medals on the line today, but for the skaters and curlers, the margin for error has already vanished.

Pucks, Stones, and Big Air: The Games Expand — Day -1 Roadmap

Milano-Cortina 2026: The Pace Picks Up — Day -1 Preview The wait is over. While the world looks toward the Opening Ceremony, the action in Italy is already moving at full speed. From the high-speed training runs on the slopes to the tactical chess match on the curling ice, the 2026 Winter Games are officially live. Every morning, I’ll be breaking down the essential storylines, the must-watch matchups, and giving my largely uneducated predictions across every event. Whether you're here for the precision of the rink or the chaos of the downhill, here is your roadmap for Day -1 . Women’s Ice Hockey: The Quest for Gold Begins The Ice Hockey gets underway on day -1, with the women's tournament beginning with Canada and the USA being overwhelming favourites to battle for Gold later in the tournament, while the Czechs, Finns, Swedes and Swiss will all fancy their chances of a medal. The format is two groups of 5 teams, with all of group A and the 3 best teams in group B advancing to t...

Let the Games Begin! Your Day -2 Guide to the First Olympic Action

The wait is over. While the world looks toward the Opening Ceremony, the action in Italy is already moving at full speed. From the high-speed training runs on the slopes to the tactical chess match on the curling ice, the 2026 Winter Games are officially live. Every morning, I’ll be breaking down the essential storylines, the must-watch matchups, and giving my largely uneducated predictions across every event. Whether you're here for the precision of the rink or the chaos of the downhill, here is your roadmap for Day -2 . The first day of competition features training sessions in Luge and Men's Downhill skiing, but the main action on day -2 comes from Stadio Olimpico Del Ghiaccio, where the mixed doubles curling competition gets underway the 10 nations enter a round robin stage where they all play each other once so 9 games in total the top 4 from this then advance to the semi-finals and subsequently the Gold or Bronze medal games. The favourites coming into this event are the ...