Key Highlights
- Finally, the rearranged men’s aerial finals, where Switzerland’s Noe Rot is hoping to follow in the snowsteps of his mum, who won an aerials bronze 28 years ago. We’ll be here to cover each stumble and gold, do join us.
Light. Truth. Clarity.
Good grey morning readers, let us hurry to northern Italy where the skies are blue and the slopes powdery. Medals galore today as we round the final corner. After the USA clinched the women’s ice hockey gold on Thursday, more drama at the rink with the men’s semi-finals. Canada play Finland this afternoon and the USA take on Slovakia this evening. A busy day for the world’s best skiers, in women’s cross finals, and the men’s 15km biathlon. The men’s halfpipe freestyle final also takes place, under the drama of darkness, with eyes on teenage champion Finley Melville Ives as well as veteran American Nick Goepper; and the day finishes with two short-track speed skating finals, in the men’s 5000m relay and the women’s 1500m. There’s also more curling. Great Britain’s men get a rest after yesterday’s heroics, but there’s a men’s bronze medal match to look forward to and the women’s semi-finals.

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