“They finally can focus on sport and not so much on public health”: Susanne Lyons gives impressions of Games
In her final Games as the chair of the USOPC, Susanne Lyons is the eyes and ears for LA28 and Salt Lake City
Kamila Valieva could have inadvertently ingested grandfather’s heart medication
The 15-year-old Russian figure skater is scheduled to compete in the women’s short program Tuesday night
Biathlon competitor heading home after collapsing at finish line
She is feeling fine after receiving medical attention, but will not compete again in Beijing
One last roar for injured Lucile Lefevre in Beijing 2022 Big Air event
French snowboarder shows her stripes in a Tiger onesie and waves goodbye to Olympic career
Sha’Carri Richardson suggests racial bias the main factor over CAS’s decision to let Valieva skate
The American sprinter was banned from the Tokyo 2020 Games over a positive drug test. She took to Twitter to express her feelings about her situation and Valieva’s
DAY #9 SPORTS FOCUS: Erin “Speedy” Jackson speeds to maiden Olympic gold, while snowfall wreaks havoc on skiing events
Through the sacrifice of a teammate, and a blistering fast skate, U.S. speed skater Erin Jackson put the cherry on top of a heartwarming story by claiming victory in the women’s 500m. The action on ice may have been hot, but outside temperatures were cold as snow fell throughout the competition zones for Beijing 2022
Japan at center of two controversies involving athletes and judges or officials
Hirano Ayumu prevails for the gold in snowboarding half pipe, while ski jumper Takanashi Sara is distraught over a suit violation
Bobsleigh and skeleton bring art to the fore at the Winter Olympic Games
Every four years, bobsleigh and skeleton bring explosive speeds and athletic action to the icy curves of the Olympic track. However, the two sports also present a stunning array of imagery through the designs displayed on the helmets and sleds of athletes as they wind their way down the track.
“Yesterday was the first day I didn’t bawl my eyes out:” Elana Meyers Taylor competes after COVID-19
Three-time Olympic medalist is in fourth place after first two heats of inaugural monobob event at Games
“I don’t believe that women are weaker or can’t drive or deserve less”: Bobsledder Kaillie Humphries wants more than medals
Monobob is the first step toward gender equity in bobsled, but there is still a long way to go as men have more than double the number of quota spots
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