The Latest Breaking News from Winter Olympics

The Nielsen company estimates that 99.18 million people watched the Los Angeles Rams win the Super Bowl on NBC

Norwegian athlete Jarl Magnus Riiber will never forget his run in the 10km cross country ski race at the Winter Olympics, after he agonisingly missed out on a medal

Australian Jaclyn Narracott admits it took a significant change of mindset to help her claim silver at the Beijing Winter Olympics in the women’s skeleton – the bobsled event in which competitors hurl themselves down a curving track at speeds of 130 kilometres per hour, with mere centimetres between their…

While there have been several headlines reporting viewership for the 2022 Winter Olympics is dramatically down on NBC in the U.S., the numbers may be misleading and not counting streaming growth.

BEIJING — The 1.7-mile downhill course plunges through barren brown hillsides, past haggard trees and towering gray rock faces, all transformed by a coating of snow from a storm that passed through a few days earlier.

The 15-year-old was cleared to compete by an ad-hoc committee of the Court of Arbitration for Sport despite a positive drugs test.

Russian skater Kamila Valieva has been allowed to continue competing at the Winter Olympics despite testing the teenager positive for the banned substance Trimetazidine

Teenage figure skater Kamila Valieva occupies top spot in the women’s individual event at the Winter Olympics in Beijing as she eyes another gold medal triumph amid a backdrop of ongoing controversy.

It was announced last week that the 15-year-old tested positive for a banned substance back in December

Team GB were pushing hard at speeds of more than 130 kmph and in need of a perfect run to move into contention for a bronze at Beijing 2022

For the first in nearly a quarter of a century, the Jamaica bobsleigh team competed at the Winter Olympics. But sadly the team finished last on their return to the Games