Alpine Skiing-Austria's Hemetsberger finishes downhill race despite bloody nose
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Winter Olympics 2022: Teenager Kirsty Muir makes Big Air final, plus latest news, results and medal table
The youngest member of the British team at the Beijing Olympics, Kirsty Muir, booked her place in the Big Air final as the 17-year-old qualified seventh.
Alpine skiing-Swiss Feuz wins downhill gold ahead of Frenchman Clarey
YANQING, China : Switzerland's Beat Feuz won gold in the men's downhill at the Beijing Olympics on Monday with 41-year-old Frenchman Johan Clarey taking silver.
Winter Olympics 2022 - Beat Feuz snatches gold in men's downhill, 41-year-old Johan Clarey wins silver
Beat Feuz produced a fine run to win gold in the men's downhill at the Yanqing Alpine Skiing Centre in Beijing. The Swiss racer, who won super-G silver and downhill bronze in Pyeongchang 2018, snatched top spot from Matthias Mayer with a special run of 1:42.69 to claim his first ever gold medal. Ad/> Johan Clarey, aged 41, surged into silver medal position after producing the race of his life with a time of 1:42.79.
Australian curlers Tahli Gill and Dean Hewitt end Winter Olympics on a high with ‘upset of the tournament’
Hours after announcing they were leaving the Winter Olympics early due to Tahli Gill’s positive COVID-19 test, Australia’s mixed doubles curlers shocked the defending champions.
New Juventus signings seal Serie A win
Dusan Vlahovic has made a dream debut for Juventus, scoring the opening goal in a 2-0 win over Verona in Italy's Serie A on Sunday.
China upset rivals Japan in tense ice hockey shootout, US best Swiss
BEIJING: China ended Japan's unbeaten streak in the Olympic women's ice hockey tournament on Sunday (Feb 6), upsetting their rivals 2-1 in a tense shootout win, while the United States locked up a routine win over Switzerland.
Britain, Norway advance to curling semis, reprieved Aussies bow out with victories
BEIJING: Australians Tahli Gill and Dean Hewitt exited the mixed doubles competition on a high after the "craziest 24 hours", securing back-to-back victories on Sunday (Feb 6) only hours after believing their debut Olympic campaign had been cut short due to COVID-19.