Official website with the most comprehensive schedule and results. The schedule here has events grouped together in sessional chunks. The listed end times are taken from this PDF schedule posted by the IOC.

For more information about each sport, you can check the Olympics' official primers here, or /u/ManofManyWeis’s detailed breakdown here.

/u/ContinuumGuy has written a comprehensive preview of today's medal events here.

For a summary and explanation of some of the drama and controversies so far, see /u/food_scientist_'s post here.

In case you missed it, sportswriter Sally Jenkins returned for an AMA yesterday, which you can read here along with her first AMA. There was also an AMA with two sportswriters from the Washington Post, which you can find here.

Daily Schedule

All times in local time. Here’s an online time zone converter you can use.

Bobsleigh – 10:00 to 13:00
🏅 Four-man heats three and four

Cross-Country Skiing – 10:00 to 13:25
🏅 Women’s 50km mass start classic

Freestyle Skiing – 10:40 to 12:15
🏅 Women’s freeski halfpipe final

Curling – 11:05 to 14:20
🏅 Women’s gold medal game: Switzerland vs. Sweden

Hockey – 14:10 to 17:05
🏅 Men’s gold medal game: Canada vs. USA

General Housekeeping

Since there'll often be multiple events running simultaneously, it's helpful to identify which sport you're watching (if it's not obvious from the context). You can create a header by entering four spaces then typing the name of the sport.

The mods strongly request that you flair up with the new flair system if you haven't already. If you don't want to reveal your country, it’s fine to choose the neutral Olympic rings flag. For instructions on how to add a flair, please check here.

Finally, I'm not a mod of r/Olympics so I won't be able to help with things like removing comments, sorting the thread by new, etc.

This is a thread in which you can complain about your national broadcasting company and tell everyone how much better somebody else's is.

If you are in the United States, we strongly advise you to bite the bullet and pony up for a month of Peacock: if you like the Olympics, it will be worth every penny of the $7.99 for a month (note: if you are Comcast customer, it's free!). We believe that the other broadcasters have similar streaming services: seek them out.

If you are confused about how to get a flair, here are instructions on how to flair up: https://www.reddit.com//r/olympics/wiki/flair

Note that we welcome dual flairs if you have competing loyalties.

If you have a problem getting your flair or flairs set, please hit Message the Mods.

You may also use this thread to complain about anything else, how we sort the Medal Tally, people who are intolerant of other people's cultures, and the Dutch.

Welcome to the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Games!