Good morning and welcome to Day 11 of the Winter Olympics 2026! The excitement continues with a packed schedule of events that will keep fans on the edge of their seats.
Morning Events: Curling and Ski Jumping
The day kicks off with curling, a sport that has become a morning ritual for many enthusiasts. Rio Ferdinand once remarked that he didn't feel right until he'd done a rondo, and curling enthusiasts might feel the same way. This morning's session sets the tone for the day.
Following the curling, attention turns to the men's large hill ski jumping and women's aerials. These events showcase the athletes' precision and daring, with competitors aiming for perfect landings and high scores.
Ice Hockey Quarter-Finals
Mid-morning brings crucial ice hockey matches as Germany faces France and Switzerland takes on Italy. These games will determine which teams advance to the quarter-finals, adding intense rivalry and national pride to the Olympic atmosphere.
Highlight: Women's Snowboard Slopestyle Final
The centerpiece of the early activity is the women's snowboard slopestyle final at high noon. While Mia Brookes did not qualify, reigning champion Zoi Sadowski-Synnott of New Zealand and Melissa Peperkamp of the Netherlands are top contenders. Their performances are expected to be spectacular and hard to beat.
Afternoon Medal Events
As the day progresses into the afternoon, the action includes the qualifiers for the men's aerials. Medals will be awarded in the men's large hill 10km cross-country and the 4x7.5km biathlon relay, testing endurance and skill in challenging conditions.
Speed skating events build momentum throughout the afternoon, culminating in the men's and women's team pursuit finals around teatime. These races are known for their fast-paced excitement and strategic teamwork.
Evening Schedule: Figure Skating and Bobsleigh
After a short break for reflection and preparation, the evening features women's singles figure skating and run three of the men's two-man bobsleigh. German driver Francesco Friedrich aims for a record fifth gold medal, though he currently trails his teammate Johannes Lochner.
Curling and Big Air Finale
Next, a must-win curling match sees Great Britain facing Canada, with high stakes for both teams. The day concludes with the final of the men's big air snowboarding and the conclusion of the two-man bobsleigh, wrapping up an eventful Day 11.
Exactly! Let's go! The Winter Olympics 2026 continues to deliver thrilling moments and unforgettable performances.
