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Japanese snowboarder Rina Yoshika was taken away in an ambulance after crashing during slopestyle training on Thursday at the Genting Snow Park. A Team Japan spokesperson confirmed that Yoshika sufferd a heavy fall after a crash-landing from one of the jumps.
Japan's speed skating coach Johan de Wit is in isolation after testing positive for Covid-19 at the Winter Olympics. The Dutchman was appointed head coach of the nation's speed skating team in 2015 and was hoping to oversee a podium finish from medal contender Miho Takagi and the women's pursuit team. Ad/> But De Wit admitted he would have to support Japan's hopefuls 'from a distance' after revealing on Thursday he was positive for the virus.
Norway's biathlon star Johannes Thingnes Boe may be sweating on the results of coronavirus tests after he was identified as a close contact ahead of beginning his challenge at the Winter Olympics in Beijing. The triple Olympic medallist is still able to train and compete, but they cannot leave their hotel rooms for any other reason, with meals delivered to them.
BEIJING: While most athletes have been praising the Beijing Olympics facilities, French snowboarder Chloe Trespeuch expressed disappointment that all competitions were being held on artificial snow.
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BEIJING (AP) — Denmark’s men’s hockey team held its first pre-Olympic practice Wednesday without six players after a spate of positive COVID-19 test results upon arriving in China.
BEIJING: Norway will top the medals table for a second successive Winter Olympics with Germany in second place, according to final projections by Nielsen's Gracenote ahead of the Beijing Games.
Martin Fourcade says having fun is the key to having success in the biathlon in the Olympics. Fourcade, who is France’s most decorated Winter Olympian with seven medals, including five golds, surprisingly retired from the sport in 2020 at the age of 31.