Artistic swimmers with Down syndrome set an example of inclusion
Italian artistic swimmers Arianna and Giorgio exemplify inclusion in sports, highlighting the unique bond formed through shared passion despite their different circumstances.
Paralympics, the government's letter to the international committee: 'Russian athletes only as neutrals'
The Italian government has communicated to the International Paralympic Committee that Russian athletes should only participate as neutral competitors, with no national anthem or flag, highlighting a broader diplomatic stance against Russia.
From Poor Sleep to Doping Dreams: What Can Cause Heart Problems in Elite Athletes?
Italian biathlete Tommaso Giacomeli ended his Olympic journey in the hospital due to heart issues, raising concerns about the health risks faced by elite athletes.
Lollobrigida, Vittozzi, Bertagnolli and Turra: Who are the athletes guests at Sanremo. Fontana is sick
Two Olympic champions and two Paralympic athletes are set to attend the Sanremo festival, while one notable athlete is unable to due to illness.
Flop at the Games, the slalom is a nasty beast. And our young ones have no references
Giuliano Razzoli discusses the current state of Italian slalom skiing and the need for new talent, while reflecting on past achievements and the challenges faced by young athletes.
Doro, Fede, Lollo & Co. The Olympiad of Suffered Goodbyes Begins
The article discusses the emotional challenges athletes face after the Olympics, particularly noting the retirements of several beloved Italian athletes after achieving great success.
Now it's time for the Paralympics: 'The Russians are like all athletes'
The article discusses the upcoming Paralympics in Milan Cortina, highlighting the Italian Paralympic House and the inclusion of Russian athletes.
Olympics, here is the Italian report card: Fede, Lollo, and Arianna are excellent, some disappointments
The article reflects on Italy's performance at the Olympics, highlighting the success of its athletes and the emotional culmination of the event in Verona.
Champions of Efficiency. A Seed Has Been Planted: Now Let’s Cultivate It
Alessandro Morelli discusses the successes of the upcoming Milan-Cortina 2026 Olympics, highlighting the international praise for Italian organization and facilities.
Olympics: the grand finale is an open-air work, the Arena extinguishes the flame
The closing ceremony of the first widespread Olympics took place in Verona, uniting over 1400 athletes from 93 nations in a symbolic farewell to the Italian Alps before passing the torch to the French Alps.
The schedule of the closing ceremony of Milan Cortina 2026 at the Arena of Verona
The schedule for the closing ceremony of the Milan Cortina 2026 Olympics has been announced, featuring a water-inspired choreography and the participation of all 93 nations.
The medals, the background, the records: all the numbers of Milan-Cortina
The Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina were a resounding success, achieving a historic haul of 30 medals and receiving praise from the International Olympic Committee for their organization.
Olympics, record in the mess: 10,000 eggs, 365 kg of pasta and 60 kg of cheese used daily in the Villages
Italian food has become a highlight of the Winter Olympics in Milan, with athletes consuming impressive quantities of pasta, eggs, and cheese.
Lithuania joins the boycott of the opening ceremony of the Italian Paralympics due to the presence of Russians
Lithuania has decided to boycott the opening ceremony of the Italian Paralympics due to the participation of Russian and Belarusian athletes under their own flags.
2026 Olympics Live, Lollobrigida in Search of a Historic Third Gold. Pellegrino out, No 50 km
The Milano-Cortina 2026 Olympics feature key events today, with notable Italian athletes competing for medals, while star Federico Pellegrino has withdrawn due to illness.
"Speed Queen Italy": Speed Queen? Crash Queen? Drama Queen?
The article discusses the terms used to describe female athletes in sports, particularly focusing on Italian skiers and their varying reputations in speed and performance.
Paralympics with the Russians, Kiev protests: 'Scandalous'. Meloni considers withdrawing visas
Ukraine protests against Russia's participation in the Paralympics, calling it 'scandalous', while Italian Prime Minister Meloni considers withdrawing visas for Russian athletes.
Fontana Approaches Olympic Medal Record. The Vout Brothers Win Medals
Canadian athlete Steven Dubois triumphed in the men's 500 meter short track event in Milan, while Italian Arianna Fontana secured her 14th Olympic medal, closing in on the record of 15 held by Norwegian athletes.
From the bottom, another joy, Barp-Pellegrino bronze in the Sprint
Italian athletes Federico Pellegrino and Elia Barp secured a bronze medal in the men's Team Sprint event at the cross-country skiing competition in Tesero, Italy.
Italian food becomes a trend. After the bidet, another obsession of Olympic athletes
Olympic athletes are embracing Italian cuisine, sharing their culinary experiences on social media during the Milano-Cortina Games.
Diary on the Olympics 2026: And now to the condoms
The 2026 Winter Olympics, set to take place in Milan and other Italian cities, brings a light-hearted discussion about condom shortages in the athletes' villages amidst competitive events.
The lawyer who helped a doping-suspended Italian to the Olympics: 'I've just learned to spell biathlon'
The article covers various stories from the ongoing Winter Olympics in Italy, focusing on a lawyer aiding a doping-suspended athlete, a German bobsleigh hopeful, and an alpine skier aspiring to become a pilot.
A New Twist in the Olympics Penis Scandal: 'I Used a Lot... '
An Italian doctor has admitted to performing a procedure to artificially lengthen the penis of a ski jumper ahead of the Winter Olympics, raising concerns about athletes' compliance with regulations.
Milan Cortina 2026, the program for Tuesday, February 17 and the Italian athletes in competition. Where to watch them on TV
The article provides details about the events scheduled for February 17 during the Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, particularly focusing on the Italian athletes competing and where viewers can watch the broadcasts.
What a 'kitchen knife,' what a scandal about Ramy and Sgarbi: so, today...
The article criticizes Italian journalists for overreacting to political critiques while ignoring severe issues faced by reporters globally, highlights Federica Brignone's decision to skip Sanremo, and compares media attention given to athletes.
Olympic Diary: Czechs Face a Tough Road to Hockey Medal, Italians Celebrate Golden Comebacks After Injuries
Czech hockey players face a challenging path to an Olympic medal after a defeat by Switzerland, while Italian athletes rejoice in their gold medal victories following serious injuries.
Medals, Magnetic Looks, and Followers
After the eighth day of competitions at the Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina, the Italian team is currently in second place with 22 medals.
These foods cause the most traffic in the Olympic Village restaurant
The article discusses the most popular foods served in the Olympic Village restaurant, emphasizing Italian flavors offered around the clock to athletes.
Sighel and Fontana, intertwined fates. The Azzurri are overwhelmed and eliminated, while the champion aims for other medals
The article discusses the contrasting fates of athletes Sighel and Fontana, with Fontana aiming for further medals after a strong performance, while Sighel faced elimination following a mixed relay incident.
Meat, pasta, toothpaste, and too much sex: when explanations for doping exceed fantasy
The article discusses various unusual justifications athletes have given for doping violations, exploring the absurdity of some of these explanations.
Sport protests against the post by the Democrats that uses the blue team: video removed
The Italian Democratic Party faced backlash after attempting to use Olympic curling athletes for political purposes, leading to the swift removal of a controversial video post.
Olympics, the gold of women
The article emphasizes the resilience and discipline of Italian women athletes, contrasting the romanticized view of sports with the reality of their hard work and dedication.
Nones, the Interview: "In Cross-Country, the Italians Think Too Much About Job Security"
Franco Nones, the first non-Scandinavian athlete to win an Olympic gold in cross-country skiing, discusses the pressures faced by Italian athletes today in prioritizing stability over ambition.
Arianna Fontana equals Edoardo Mangiarotti: here is who the legend of Italian fencing was
Arianna Fontana has equaled the Olympic medal record of Edoardo Mangiarotti, becoming one of the most decorated athletes in Italian sports history.
The Smooth-Faced Pd Use Athletes for the 'No' Campaign
The Italian Democratic Party (Pd) controversially used athletes Amos Mosaner and Stefania Constantini in an advertisement opposing judicial reform without their consent, prompting backlash and allegations of politicization.
The PD Uses Athlete-Police for Anti-Referendum Campaign Ad
The Italian Democratic Party (PD) has faced backlash for using Olympic athletes in a political ad opposing a justice reform referendum.
The golden sledding boys, social media in common and too many hours between PC and workshop
The Italian sledding team has achieved remarkable success at the Winter Olympics, drawing comparisons to legendary athletes from the past.
450 kg of pasta a day and a special chocolate cake: what do the Olympians eat
The article discusses the dietary habits of athletes during the Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina, focusing on the variety of food available to them, including traditional Italian cuisine.
Olympics: Silver for German Luge Athletes – Bronze for Wendl/Arlt
German luge athletes Dajana Eitberger and Magdalena Matschina secured a silver medal in the women’s doubles event at the Olympics, narrowly missing their first historic gold against Italian competitors.
Mattarella in Cortina, he will attend the women's Super-G with Goggia and Brignone
Italian President Sergio Mattarella will attend several events at the Winter Olympics in Cortina, including the women's Super-G, alongside athletes Sofia Goggia and Federica Brignone.
Short track, Fontana leads brothers and sisters of ice
Arianna Fontana wins her twelfth medal in short track skating, leading the Italian team in a thrilling relay at the Olympics, which marks a significant comeback for the athletes.
Day 3 of the Winter Olympics: Are you excited for Vlhová? Why fans shouldn't be scared by the misfortune of Italian skiers
The article covers the key happenings on the third day of the Winter Olympics, including events, notable athletes, and the day's program.
Panini "Women Footballers 2025-2026", the album that celebrates the best of Italian women's football returns
The new edition of Panini's 'Calciatrici' album has been launched to celebrate Italian women's football, featuring 339 collectible cards of players from Serie A, B, and C.
Games for everyone (even without a ticket)
The event program around the Olympics, dubbed 'FuoriOlimpiadi', offers a variety of activities and attractions for the public in Milan, enhancing the festive atmosphere without the need for tickets.
Mattarella and the two pins donated by Sighel
Italian President Sergio Mattarella visited the Olympic Village and engaged with athletes while showcasing a local trend of pin collecting.
Franzoni Silver, Paris Bronze. The Azzurri Men's Jet Make History
Two Italian skiers, Franzoni and Paris, achieved notable success in the latest skiing events, highlighting the strong presence of Italian athletes in the sport.
Milan Cortina and those voids to win: three medals from pain and difficulties
The article discusses the emotional journeys of three Italian athletes who won medals at the Milan Cortina event, each motivated by personal loss and the memories of loved ones.
From Parmesan to Bidet, Everyone Crazy for Italian Style
Foreign athletes at the Olympic Villages in Milan-Cortina express their surprise and curiosity about the presence of the bidet, an unfamiliar fixture to most of them.
The Olympic Day of Mattarella. "I'm out of age to participate..."
President Mattarella shares a meal with Italian athletes and humorously notes that he is too old to participate in the Olympics.
Mattarella at the Olympic Village: 'We are here! The first competition is with oneself'
Italian President Sergio Mattarella addressed athletes at the Olympic Village in Milan, emphasizing that the primary competition is against oneself and one's limits.