'Anything's possible': How one of Canada's smallest provinces built speed skating success
New Brunswick's speed skating high-performance hub started with a dream and a little bit of funding.
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Skeleton-Triple 'firsts' and helmet controversy are 2026 legacy
CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy, Feb 16 : The Olympic skeleton programme produced three historic racing moments as Matt Weston became the first British man to win gold, women’s champion Laura Flock claimed a first female medal for Austria and Britain - with Weston - won the first team relay.
Olympic viewing guide Day 10: More Canadian gold on the way?
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Tyler Reddick wins Daytona 500 in car owned by Michael Jordan - ESPN
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — Tyler Reddick won the Daytona 500 in a car owned by Michael Jordan when Chase Elliott crashed as he and Reddick were battling for the win.
Skeleton-Weston and Stoecker claim first mixed team gold for Britain
CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy, Feb 15 : Britain became the first Olympic champions in the skeleton mixed team event when individual men's champion Matt Weston produced a superlative performance as he and Tabitha Stoecker set a track record with the final run at the Milano Cortina Games on Sunday.
Alpine skiing-Britain's old fox Ryding says slalom will be wide open
BORMIO, Italy, Feb 15 : British slalom veteran Dave Ryding expects Monday's Olympic race to be wide open and hopes to take advantage of a 'mellow' course to sign off his fifth and final Games in style.
Speed skating-Soft-ice doubts melt away as Milano Cortina track produces five records
MILAN, Feb 15 : When speed skaters arrived at the Milano Cortina Games muttering about soft ice, veteran ice master Mark Messer barely blinked - and five Olympic track records later, his confidence has been thoroughly vindicated.