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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.
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.
TESERO, Italy, Feb 17 : Sweden’s Linn Svahn will miss Wednesday’s women’s sprint relay at the Winter Olympics after developing mild cold symptoms, the Swedish national team said on Tuesday.
ANTERSELVA, Italy Feb 17 : The Olympic biathlon races have showcased the skills of both the well-resourced traditional superpowers of the sport and the less-established nations, and nowhere is the gap between rich and poor more obvious than in the waxing cabin.
MUMBAI, Feb 17 : Global private equity investors like KKR and Blackstone have a new investment hotspot in India: cricket.
MILAN, Feb 16 : Russian teenager Adeliia Petrosian heads into her Olympic debut on Tuesday as an untested but technically loaded Olympic wild card, with former skaters saying her quad jumps and triple Axel firepower could put her on the podium if she delivers.
TESERO, Italy, Feb 16 : Veteran Nordic combined skier Akito Watabe is content to savour the moment at his sixth Winter Olympics, even without a medal, as he prepares to bring one of the longest careers in the sport to a close.
CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy, Feb 16 : An ugly cheating controversy which triggered an outburst of expletives in the usually genteel surroundings of the Olympic curling rink could turn out to be a blessing in disguise for a sport often ignored between Games.