During the first Sunday of the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, Italy made history by winning a record six medals, surpassing the previous best of three medals in one day, achieved twice before in Lillehammer and Salt Lake City. The medals included a silver in the mixed relay biathlon and five bronze medals across various events, showcasing the strength of the Italian team in winter sports.

The medal tally featured impressive performances from Italian athletes, including a silver medal for the mixed relay team in biathlon, and bronze medals awarded to the Italian figure skating team event, Sofia Goggia in alpine skiing, Lucia Dalmasso in women's parallel giant slalom snowboarding, Riccardo Lorello in speed skating, and Dominik Fischnaller in luge. This impressive haul marks a significant achievement for Italy at the Winter Olympics, highlighting the country's prowess in winter sports disciplines.

Looking ahead, the following day promises further excitement with five additional medals up for grabs. Italy is particularly optimistic about the men's team combined skiing event and the mixed doubles curling featuring Stefania Constantini and Amos Mosaner. Additionally, the women's ice hockey team is set to compete against Japan, adding to the potential for more medals for Italy as the Olympics continue.