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Germany’s Laura Nolte and Lisa Buckwitz sat 1-2 after Run 3 of two-woman bobsled, while Team USA’s Kaillie Humphries occupied bronze medal position ahead of the final run.

There are thousands of people working around the clock behind the camera and in the control room to bring the Olympic to your screen. Anne Thompson went behind the scenes with the NBC teams in Italy and Connecticut.

From athletes to fans and everything in between, take a look at the best dance moves from the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics.

On the final throw of the men’s curling bronze medal match, Norway’s Magnus Ramsfjell left his mark on the ice, doing a spin move before sending his stone down the ice. Ramsfjell’s team lost to Switzerland in the match.

In the final Olympic race of her career, Mia Manganello put forth a clean and smart effort, coasting to a third-place finish. She’s now the only American to make an Olympic mass start podium.

Beep beep! Savannah Sellers took a ride on one of Italy’s most iconic exports: the Vespa, a small motorized scooter with big personality.

After establishing a sizable lead early in the race, Jorrit Bergsma flew to the finish line nearly unchallenged, claiming his first Olympic win since 2014. At 40, he is now the oldest Olympic speed skating gold medalist.

With a 10-7 win over Team USA in the bronze medal game of the Olympic women’s curling competition, Canada took home its first medal in the event since 2014. The U.S. leaves in 4th place, matching it’s best ever finish.

With both towering highs and crushing lows, Mary Carillo reviews the spectrum of emotions on display at the Olympics and how the Games bring us closer together.

The Olympics may be coming to a close, but the intense competition will continue when the Paralympics begin on March 6. Two-time Paralympic gold medalist Ezra Frech gave a preview of the top events to watch.

It’s been 46 years since Team USA defied the odds to claim gold in the men’s hockey tournament in Lake Placid, and fans in the New York village are passionately cheering on the 2026 team.

As the Milan Cortina Olympics take a final bow on Sunday, Peter Alexander celebrated the top highlights — from overtime winners to tear-jerking moments and all of the excitement in between.

Sports enthusiasts from around the world have gathered in Italy to support their favorite Olympians — and some fans brought their excitement to a flashy new level.

Friday night’s Olympic action featured a powerful victory for the U.S. men’s hockey team, sending them to the gold medal match, and Alex Ferreira launched to the top of the podium in his 3rd Olympics.

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Team France shuttered the final biathlon event at Milan Cortina with a gold and silver medal in the 12.5km race. Czechia took an unexpected bronze medal.

In the Winter Olympic debut of ski mountaineering’s mixed relay, France’s Emily Harrop and Thibault Anselmet won gold, while Americans Anna Gibson and Cam Smith pulled off an impressive fourth place finish.

Snowy conditions during the men’s ski cross contest resulted in skiers making contact with each other and crashing on the course. Canadian Jared Schmidt and Ryan Regez of Switzerland received penalties.

Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo won gold in the men’s cross-country skiing 50km race, securing a record-breaking sixth gold medal. The Norwegian is the most decorated gold medalist in a single Winter Olympics.

Norway dominated the men’s cross-country skiing 50km race with Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo at the front of the pack, claiming a historic 6th gold medal. Martin Loewstroem Nyenget placed 2nd while Emil Iversen finished 3rd.