Milan Cortina Winter Olympics: history, new events and Australian medal chances
This year s Winter Olympics will be held in northern Italy, starting on Friday. They will be the most spread out in history: the two main competition sites – Milan and the winter resort of Cortina d Ampezzo – are more than 400 kilometres apart. Some 3500 athletes from 93 countries will compete in 16 sports for 245 gold medals. What s happening at the 2026 games. Events are organised into broad categories, including ice sports (such as figure skating and curling), skiing and snowboarding
This year s Winter Olympics will be held in northern Italy, starting on Friday. They will be the most spread out in history: the two main competition sites – Milan and the winter resort of Cortina d Ampezzo – are more than 400 kilometres apart. Some 3500 athletes from 93 countries will compete in 16 sports for 245 gold medals. What s happening at the 2026 games. Events are organised into broad categories, including ice sports (such as figure skating and curling), skiing and snowboarding
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