The second day of the Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina 2026 showcases Italy’s strong potential for medal achievements across several sports. From alpine skiing to biathlon, the opportunities for podium finishes are abundant.
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The day starts with the women’s downhill skiing event at 11:30 AM, held on the legendary Olympia delle Tofane in Cortina. Key athletes to watch include Sofia Goggia and Federica Brignone. Laura Pirovano may also surprise fans with her performance.
Snowboarding and Biathlon Events
After the skiing event, attention shifts to Livigno for the parallel giant slalom in snowboarding. Italy has shown exceptional strength in this discipline, dominating the men’s World Cup season with five wins out of seven races. The women’s team is also expected to deliver strong performances.
Simultaneously, the biathlon competition begins in Anterselva. The mixed relay team, featuring Tommaso Giacomel, Lukas Hofer, Lisa Vittozzi, and Dorothea Wierer, is aiming for a medal.
Evening Highlights and Curling Matches
In the afternoon, the spotlight turns to Davide Ghiotto, competing in the 5,000 meters speed skating event. The evening will conclude with the team event in figure skating.
Additionally, the mixed doubles curling matches are set, with Constantini and Mosaner facing two crucial games—first against the Czech Republic, followed by a match with Great Britain.
- Event: Women’s downhill skiing, 11:30 AM, Olympia delle Tofane
- Snowboarding: Parallel giant slalom in Livigno
- Biathlon: Mixed relay in Anterselva
- Speed skating: Davide Ghiotto in 5,000 meters
- Figure skating: Team event
- Curling: Mixed doubles against Czech Republic and Great Britain
As the competitions unfold, Italy’s athletes are eager to represent their country and aim for success on this prestigious international stage.
