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CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy, Feb 17 : Germany swept the medals at the Olympic Two-Man bobsleigh for the second Games in a row on Tuesday but this time it was Johannes Lochner, who won two silvers in Beijing, on top of the podium and perennial champion Francesco Friedrich in second.
MILAN, Feb 17 : Andrea Giovannini promised a teammate he would break out Steph Curry's iconic "night-night" celebration if Italy won the men's team pursuit at the Winter Olympics - and after a lung-searing final against the United States on Tuesday, he kept his word.
LIVIGNO, Italy — Tormod Frostad of Norway won the gold medal in big air freeskiing at the Milan Cortina Olympics, beating Mac Forehand of the United States on the last jump of a high-scoring final on Tuesday night.
ANTERSELVA, ITALY, Feb 17 : Quentin Fillon Maillet became France's most decorated Winter Olympian when he helped his nation capture the biathlon men's relay title for the first time with a superb third leg on Tuesday.
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ANTERSELVA, ITALY, Feb 17 : Sweden's Sebastian Samuelsson has struggled to find his best form in the biathlon competitions at the Milan Cortina Olympics, but on Wednesday he played it safe to secure a bronze medal in the men's relay, with France winning and Norway taking silver.
Courtney Sarault sat at a picnic table in the sun at the Olympic Village, her latest medal — a silver in women's short track 1,000 metres, to join the silver and bronze she’d already won in Milan — gleaming beside her. She had put four years of hard work and hope into Monday morning’s race. Her prize, by the most basic of measures, was a surprisingly heavy chunk of metal on a ribbon.
ANTERSELVA, ITALY, Feb 17 : Norway's Sturla Holm Laegreid said he has learned to hold his tongue in front of the media's microphones at the Milano Cortina Games after a pair of gaffes that got him more headlines than his biathlon medals.