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The Milan Cortina Winter Olympics stretch across northern Italy, and the long travel times are reshaping the experience for athletes and fans

Ilia Malinin was overheard indicating he would have skated better had he competed at the 2022 Olympics.

The 100 year aniversary of the Winter Olympics is upon us. And for all the most chaotic reasons, it is the alpha sporting event of the decade. People hurl themselves off mountains and come dangerously close to foot knives, all the while the summer games take you on a hip-wiggling…

The heavy US favorite fell twice in the free skate as Kazakhstan’s Mikhail Shaidorov capitalized to claim a shock Olympic title in Milan

Malinin has not been beaten in two and a half years but crumbled under the pressure of the Olympic final

The reigning world champion and World Cup winner withstood all the pressure to break the Cortina track record four times in a row on his way to becoming Britain’s first ever men’s skeleton Olympic champion

The 28-year-old triumphs by nearly a second in Milano Cortina to become first British man to win individual Winter Games gold since 1980

Scotty James has won silver in the men's halfpipe, the Australian great falling twice while attempting to pull off a gold medal run at the Olympics.

The International Olympic Committee secured a victory for itself when a Ukrainian skeleton athlete lost his appeal against disqualification from the Milan Cortina Games