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  Winter Olympics 2026 Results – Medal Table and Champions Winter Olympics 2026 Results: Medal Standings and Highlights as of February 11 The Winter Olympics 2026 results are being actively discussed by fans around the world. The Winter Olympic Games, taking place from February 6 to February 22, 2026, in Italy, have already delivered thrilling victories, national records, and major upsets. As of February 11, 27 of the 116 medal events have been completed. Cross-Country Skiing – Sprint (Women) Gold – Linn Svahn (Sweden) – 4:03.05 Silver – Jonna Sundling (Sweden) +1.59 Bronze – Maja Dahlqvist (Sweden) +4.83 None of the four Ukrainian athletes advanced past qualification. Cross-Country Skiing – Sprint (Men) Gold – Johannes Høsflot Klæbo (Norway) – 3:39.74 Silver – Ben Ogden (USA) +0.87 Bronze – Oskar Opstad Vike (Norway) +6.81 Klæbo secured his seventh Olympic gold medal. Biathlon – Individual (Men) Gold – Johan-Olav Botn (Norway) – 51:31.5 Silver – Éric Perrot (F...

  Official Mascots of the 2026 Games: Tina and Milo – Symbols of the Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo The official mascots of the 2026 Games are two cheerful ermines named Tina and Milo. They have been chosen as the symbols of the 2026 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games, which will take place in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo. Also read our full guide: Winter Olympics 2026: Host Cities, Sports, Schedule and Key Facts Read also: Winter Olympics 2026: Host Cities, Sports, Schedule and Key Facts These characters represent modern Italy — vibrant, energetic, and open to the world. Tina stands for the Olympic Games, while her younger brother Milo represents the Paralympic Games. Who Are Tina and Milo? The official mascots of the 2026 Games are two ermines — one with lighter fur and one with darker fur. The choice of this animal is symbolic: the ermine lives in Italy’s mountainous regions and represents agility, resilience, and the ability to adapt to changing conditions...