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YANQING, China : Bavarian police officer Natalie Geisenberger set the pace in training for the women's luge singles at the Winter Olympics on Sunday, buoying up her hopes for a record third crown.
ZANGJIAKOU: A Swedish journalist who was whisked off to isolation by ambulance at the Beijing Winter Olympics has found a way to keep working, writing a diary of his time in Chinese quarantine for his newspaper.
ZHANGJIAKOU, China : While Finland's Iivo Niskanen has more Olympic medals in his sights at the Winter Olympics, his countryman Remi Lindholm only wants to get one thing in Beijing - Niskanen's autograph.
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Team GB's Andrew Musgrave was full of praise for men's 30km skiathlon gold medallist Alexander Bolshunov after a dominant performance. Russian Olympic Committee's Bolshunov won by a margin of 71 seconds in a race usually decided by much smaller margins.
Makayla Gerken Schofield is through to the finals of the women's moguls at Beijing 2022 but her sister Leonie misses out. Makayla could not better her run from Qualifying 1 on Thursday but her score was enough to put her through in seventh place in Q2, qualifying alongside the rest of the top 10 from Wednesday.
"Super-proud" snowboarder Zoi Sadowski Synnott made history for New Zealand after winning their first-ever Winter Olympics gold medal on Sunday but bad weather played havoc with the eagerly anticipated men's downhill skiing. Seven golds were up for grabs on the second full day of competition in the Chinese capital, as the sports took centre stage after a build-up overshadowed by Covid and rights concerns. Seven became six when the main event of the day, the men's downhill -- one of the most closely watched events at the Winter Olympics -- was postponed because of gusty winds and will now take place on Monday instead.