Program for February 11 at the 2026 Winter Olympics
Posted on Jan 11, 2026 / Sports
February 11, 2026 (Day 5 of the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics) is a huge competition day with plenty of medal event finals and intense early rounds across multiple winter sports. One of the big highlights is the Men’s Super‑G alpine skiing final on the Stelvio course, where speed specialists race down high‑velocity turns for Olympic medals.
At the Anterselva biathlon venue, the Women’s 15 km individual race goes to medals, with athletes skiing hard and shooting with precision — every missed shot adds time, making this one of the classic biathlon formats.
Freestyle skiing moguls sees the women’s qualification and final on February 11 in Livigno, where athletes launch off big bumps and aerial jumps to vie for podium spots.
In the Nordic combined, men’s normal‑hill ski jumping and the 10 km cross‑country ski follow, testing both ski flying and endurance in a combined format with medals on the line.
The speed skating 1000 m men’s final at the Milan oval crowns a champion in this middle‑distance race, blending power and pacing on fast ice for medals.
Figure skating’s ice dance free dance final is also on February 11, where top duos perform their long‑program routines and Olympic medals are awarded.
Team competitions continue off the podium as men’s ice hockey preliminary rounds and men’s curling round‑robin sessions create early tournament drama and positioning for later knockout play.
The luge doubles events — both men’s and women’s runs 1 and 2 — take place this day, with combined times determining medal winners on the fast Cortina sliding track.
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