Medal Ceremony: Johnson receives downhill gold medal
American Breezy Johnson receives her Olympic gold medal after winning the women’s Olympic downhill race. Emma Aicher of Germany took silver while Italy’s Sofia Goggia won bronze.
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American Breezy Johnson receives her Olympic gold medal after winning the women’s Olympic downhill race. Emma Aicher of Germany took silver while Italy’s Sofia Goggia won bronze.
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An emotional Breezy Johnson talks about finding redemption with her gold medal winning downhill run, Lindsey Vonn’s crash and her parents in a post-race interview with NBC’s Cara Banks.
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Highlights of U.S. Olympic skier Breezy Johnson’s winning downhill run, post-race interview and gold medal ceremony celebration in Cortina.
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Austria’s Benjamin Karl successfully defended his Olympic title in parallel giant slalom. He became the oldest individual gold medalist in Winter Olympic history at 40 years and 115 days.
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Highlights of U.S. Alpine skier Breezy Johnson’s winning downhill run, post-race interview and gold medal podium celebration in Cortina.
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Highlights of gold medalist Breezy Johnson, silver medalist Emma Aicher, bronze medalist Sofia Goggia, Lindsey Vonn and Jackie Wiles from the Olympic women’s downhill in Cortina.
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Zuzana Maderova of Czechia clinched gold ahead of Austrian Sabine Payer. Two-time Olympic gold medalist and reigning world champion Czech Ester Ledecka was eliminated by Payer in a major upset in the quarterfinal round.
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Lindsey Vonn crashed in the downhill after clipping the fourth gate. Vonn was attended to by medical personnel and airlifted off the mountain.
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Two-time defending Olympic PGS gold medalist Ester Ledecka of Czechia placed 1st in qualifying, beat Claudia Riegler (AUT) in the 1/8 finals then lost to Sabine Payer (AUT) in the quarterfinals at the 2026 Winter Games.
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Norway’s Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo begins his quest for history at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics by winning his sixth career Olympic gold medal and his first ever medal in the men’s skiathlon event.
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Lindsey Vonn’s sister, Karin Kildow, reacts following Vonn’s “scary” crash in the women’s downhill, saying it was “hard to see” but that Vonn “dared greatly” and “put it all out there” with her “whole heart.”
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After starting the Milan Cortina Games 0-5, South Korea has now won two straight with a victory over Estonia on Day 5 of mixed doubles curling competition.
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Czechia scored in the opening end and never trailed in a victory over defending silver medalists Norway on Day 5 of mixed doubles curling action at the 2025 Milan Cortina Olympics.
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Breezy Johnson raced to gold in the women’s downhill, edging Germany’s Emma Aicher by four hundredths of a second and Italy’s Sofia Goggia by more than a half second to stand atop an Olympic podium for the first time.
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Italians Roland Fischnaller and Aaron March topped the field after the parallel giant slalom qualification. Defending Olympic gold medalist Benjamin Karl of Italy followed closely behind in 3rd.
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Czechia’s Ester Ledecka and Zuzana Maderova took the top two spots heading into the women’s snowboard parallel giant slalom final. Tsubaki Miki of Japan finished third, 2.08 seconds behind Ledecka.
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Relive the best moments from the second day of the figure skating team event, including Yuma Kagiyama and Ilia Malinin in the men’s short program and Madison Chock and Evan Bates competing in the free dance.
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Go inside the rings and relive all the top moments from Day 1 at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympic Games.
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Madison Chock’s mom, Barbara Chock, and Evan Bates’ mom, Nancy Bates, pull back the curtain on their longstanding friendship, and the fun they have had cheering on their children over the years.
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After delivering another strong performance in the figure skating team event, Madison Chock and Evan Bates reflect on the success of their first two skates and look ahead to their individual events.
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