The Winter Olympics Are Here, But Are You Watching the Right Events?
The 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan Cortina is in full swing, and NBC Olympics is your go-to source for all the action. But with so many events happening simultaneously, how do you decide what to watch? Fear not, as we've got you covered with a comprehensive guide to the day's events, complete with streaming info and viewer tips. And this is the part most people miss: you can catch every event live by subscribing to Peacock, or authenticate with your cable subscription for access to live streams on NBCOlympics.com, NBC.com, and the NBC Sports app.
Sunday, February 8th: A Day Packed with Action
From alpine skiing to figure skating, snowboarding to hockey, and even curling, there's something for every sports enthusiast. But here's where it gets controversial: should you prioritize watching the gold-medal favorites or the underdog teams seeking their first Olympic victory? We'll let you decide as you explore the day's schedule.
Alpine Skiing: Will Lindsey Vonn's Comeback Story Continue?
The women's downhill event kicks off Day 2, with Team USA's Lindsey Vonn aiming to defy the odds after rupturing her ACL just weeks ago. But can she outski Italy's Sofia Goggia, a two-time Olympic medalist? Tune in to find out.
Figure Skating: Team USA Leads, But Can They Hold On?
The figure skating team event reaches its climax on Sunday, with the U.S. leading Japan by five points. Will Amber Glenn's Olympic debut in the women's free skate secure the gold for Team USA? Or will Japan's skaters make a comeback?
Snowboarding: Ester Ledecka's Quest for History
In the parallel giant slalom, Czechia's Ester Ledecka aims to become the first snowboarder to win gold at three consecutive Winter Olympics. But can she overcome the competition, including New Zealand's Zoi Sadowski-Synnott and Japan's Kokomo Murase?
Curling: Great Britain's Undefeated Run Continues
Great Britain has clinched a spot in the semifinals, remaining undefeated in the mixed doubles tournament. But can they maintain their winning streak against Switzerland? And what about the other matches, like USA vs. Sweden or Canada vs. South Korea?
Biathlon: France vs. Norway for Gold
The mixed 4x6km relay promises an exciting battle between two-time reigning world champion France and Norway, who has dominated this event since its introduction in Sochi. Who will come out on top?
As you navigate the day's events, remember to check the schedule and streaming links provided. And don't forget to share your thoughts: which event are you most excited to watch, and who do you think will take home the gold? Let the debates begin!
