Feb 12, 2026
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Gold for the lugers in the team relay, a wild start for the German ice hockey players and an Italian fairy tale in the Super-G.These were the highlights of the day at a glance.
Olympic highlights These were the highlights on the sixth day of the competition
A gold medal in the team relay shot, a fierce battle between German ice hockey players, and a fairy tale for Italy in the super-G.以上がこの日のハイライトでした。
Bone: IOC bans Heraskewytsch
Controversy over Vladislav Heraskewych's skeleton helmet escalated, prompting the IOC to ban the Ukrainian from the Games.Heraskevych wanted to wear a special "commemorative helmet" at the competition, which featured portraits of Ukrainian athletes killed by Russia during the war.The International Olympic Committee (IOC) deemed this a violation of the Olympic Charter and expelled Heraskevych from the competition.International Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).
Skeleton: Junker and Grossel present medals
The German Olympic tale in the ice slide continues.After all, skeletal smokers are also on the verge of success.Axel Jungk and Olympic champion Christopher Grotheer finished second and third in the second half.My favorite was Matt Weston of England, who ran across a ski resort on the way to Gold.The decision will be made on Friday (7:25 pm live).
Alpine Skiing: Perignon's Fairy Tales and the Death of Super-G Favorites
After winning two medals in two races, ski competitor Emma Eicher wanted to continue her streak in the super giant slalom.The plan went awry.Eicher, like fellow German starter Kira Weidl-Winkelmann and 15 other skiers, was eliminated after a skiing error.
Federica Brignone wrote a special story.The Italian won the gold.Just ten months after breaking the tibia and fibula and tearing the cruciate ligament.
Freeskiing: A thrilling winner on the slope
Australia's Cooper Woods scores a sensational Olympic victory in moguls.The 25-year-old player, who is not yet a world champion, scored 83.71 points in the second place and tied with the "King of the Mongols", 9-time world champion from Canada Mikael Kingsbury.Woods scored more points for skiing and turning technique, as well as a better first run that was good enough for gold.
Cross-country skiing: The German women have no chance
The German cross-country skiers experienced a bitter disappointment during Frida Karlsson's second gold show in Sweden.Pia Fink achieved the best result of the DSV in the freestyle race of over ten kilometers when she finished 19th.
Snowboardcross: German pair win
Martin Norl and Leon Ulbricht cleared the snowboard cross and thereby lost the chance to win a medal.Made it to the quarterfinals instead of the semifinals.Alessandro Hammerle of Austria won the gold.
Curling: German curlers celebrate their first victory
The German curling team is the youngest at these Winter Olympics.After a narrow loss against Canada on Wednesday night, he was able to celebrate for the first time today.The team, consisting of Marc Muskatewitz, Benjamin Kapp, Felix Messenzehl and Johannes Scheuerl, won 5-4 against Norway.
Speed skating: Lollobrigida won gold in speed skating
Italy's Francesca Lollobrigida skated to her next Olympic victory with thigh burns.She finished first on the 5,000m course with a tenth lead.Silver went to Merle Keynes in the Netherlands.Also on the podium: Norway's Ragne Wiklund.
Luge: team relay race for another Cortina gold
Germany's vanguard decorated the Olympic festival in Cortina d'Ampezzo with their third Olympic victory.For Tobias Wendl and Tobias Arlt, the team relay was a triumphant journey into the history books.With seven gold medals and one bronze medal, they became Germany's most successful Winter Olympians.Along with Olympic singles champions Max Langenhan, Julia Taubitz, Dajana Eitberger and Magdalena Matschina, "Record Tobis" competed in the women's doubles as a quartet.
Snowboarding: Chloe Kim misses out on a historic halftime title
American national star Chloe Kim missed out on the historic gold medal she had hoped to achieve in mid-summer at the Winter Olympics in northern Italy.The snowboarder was second on Thursday night to South Korean Olympic champion Choi Gaon (90.25 points) with 88.00 points.The bronze went to the Japanese Ono Mitsuki (85.00 minutes).
Short paragraph: Two Dutch victories
Two Dutch people celebrated at the ice oval: Jens Van't Wout and Zandra Velzeboer won the races over 1000 and 500 meters in a short track.The Dutch are in the best form for the Olympics in speed skating and short track.
9.10pm: Ice Hockey vs Germany vs Denmark (M)
The time has come.Shortly before the long-awaited start, excitement reached a huge level, and all participants are also looking forward to it.After a hard battle and twelve long years, the best hockey players in the world will meet again at the Olympic Games.The German national team, led by flag bearer Leon Draisaitl, will meet Denmark at the start in Milan.
