The 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics are in full swing, offering a thrilling array of events running until February 22. Fans are encouraged to set their schedules for the diverse competitions, with all events available for live streaming on Peacock and NBCOlympics.com.
On Sunday, February 15, Day 9 of the festivities, the schedule is packed with exciting events. The day kicks off with alpine skiing’s giant slalom, featuring the women’s runs at 4 a.m. on USA Network, followed by the men’s 12.5-kilometer biathlon and various bobsled events. Highlights of the day include the women’s hockey match against Germany and the men’s 500-meter speed skating final, showcasing the best of winter sports.
As we move into Monday, February 16, the excitement continues with the men’s slalom starting early in the morning. Curling fans can enjoy intense matches as the U.S. team faces off against Italy during the women’s round-robin at 1:05 p.m. The day also features figure skating’s pair’s free skate, promising outstanding performances.
Tuesday, February 17, brings the biathlon relay, followed by thrilling bobsled runs throughout the day. With a mix of men’s and women’s curling matches, as well as the big air freestyle skiing men’s final, fans of every winter sport have something to cheer for.
Wednesday, February 18, includes the women’s slalom and biathlon relay events. The day will also see the men’s and women’s qualification rounds for cross-country skiing, ensuring a highly competitive atmosphere.
As the week progresses towards Thursday, February 19, the focus shifts to the semifinals of various curling events and the exciting women’s free skate in figure skating. The day culminates with the highly anticipated bronze-medal games in both women’s hockey and the men’s figure skating competitions.
The event schedule promises to keep viewers engaged, with competitions spanning across different sports, including snowboarding and speed skating, leading up to the final days of the Winter Games on February 21 and 22. The closing ceremony will mark the end of the thrilling event, leaving a lasting memory of winter sportsmanship and athletic excellence.
These Olympics not only celebrate sport but also foster international spirit and camaraderie among nations. With the world coming together to cheer on athletes, the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics stand as a beacon of hope and unity in these challenging times.