The Latest Breaking News from Winter Olympics

Janine Flock slides into history to write unlikely Winter Olympics redemption tale

Denied by Great Britain’s Lizzy Yarnold in 2018, Flock became the oldest women’s skeleton Olympic medallist

The Independent UK · Feb 14

Lucas Pinheiro Braathen makes history for Brazil after winning giant slalom gold in Milano Cortina

Lucas Pinheiro Braathen beat Switzerland's Marco Odermatt by 0.58 seconds in the giant slalom event to clinch the gold and with it, securing Brazil's first ever medal in the Winter Olympics.

Euronews · Feb 14

USMNT in the Winter Olympics? Stars Pick Their Sport of Choice

The USMNT has their eyes on the Winter Olympics.

Sports Illustrated · Feb 14

Canada’s curling war of words with Sweden escalates after warning over ‘F-bomb’

The Canadian curler at the centre of a cheating row at the Winter Olympics has denied any wrongdoing, accusing the Swedish team of trying to ‘catch us in the act’

The Guardian - UK · Feb 14

‘More bling’: Matt Weston targets second Winter Olympics gold after skeleton glory

Skeleton gold medalist Matt Weston believes he has a shot at becoming the first British athlete to win two medals at the same Winter Olympics

The Guardian - UK · Feb 14

When Olympic dreams hit the ice: Photos of falls, flips and hard landings

Ilia Malinin fell in the men's free skate program, ending his medal hopes. Lindsey Vonn crashed and broke her left leg during a women’s downhill race while Liu Jiayu was injured in a crash in the women’s snowboarding halfpipe qualifications. This photo gallery highlights some of the most dramatic falls…

The Independent UK · Feb 14

Carbon fibre, special wax, and penis injections: Are the Winter Olympics more technologically advanced than the Tour de France?

We take a look at the technical innovations, physiology, and controversies between world class cycling and Winter Olympics sports

Cycling News · Feb 14

Winter Olympics briefing: Josie Baff burnishes Australia’s golden aura

To a backdrop of inflatable kangaroos, the 23-year-old ensured a two-gold haul for her country for the first time since Vancouver 2010

The Guardian - UK · Feb 14

'Our work for Milano-Cortina is helping create a new generation of network': HPE tells us what it takes to be the network backbone of the 2026 Winter Olympics

The most geographically-widespread Winter Olympics ever needs a next-gen network - HPE tells us why it is the only choice.

TechRadar · Feb 14

Milan Cortina’s wide footprint reshapes the Olympic experience

The Milan Cortina Winter Olympics stretch across northern Italy, and the long travel times are reshaping the experience for athletes and fans

The Independent UK · Feb 14