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The 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing are well underway, which means that painful and downright chaotic incident involving French skier Yannick Bertrand has resurfaced online.
Germany's Natalie Geisenberger became the first woman to win three Olympic luge singles titles with a straight-forward victory in Beijing. Widely accepted as the greatest luger of all time, she equalled the singles record set by Georg Hackl on the men's side and also secured her fifth gold medal.
Italy's mixed doubles team remained unbeaten on their way to Olympic curling gold with a dominant performance over Norway. Stefania Constantini and Amos Mosaner made it 11 straight wins with a 8-5 win in the final over Norwegians Kristin Skaslien and Magnus Nedregotten, who could not replicate the kind of form shown against Team GB in the semi-final.
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So far, the Winter Olympics haven't exactly captivated viewers over here in the UK, but it has given the internet an excuse to revisit one of the funniest sporting clips of recent times.
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If there was any doubt that Eileen Gu is one of the biggest stars of the Beijing Winter Olympics, that can surely be put to rest now — after she broke the internet in China. After winning what she hopes will be the first of three golds of the Games by taking victory in big air, the freestyle skier and model was flooded by congratulatory messages — which temporarily crashed social media channel Weibo, China’s version of Twitter.
Australia's cross-country athletes enjoyed the warmer conditions in the sprint event at the National Cross-Country Skiing Centre, although none of the six progressed to the quarterfinals.