This article offers a preview of the day's events at the Winter Olympics, particularly focusing on the German athletes' performances in various competitions. In luge, both Max Langenhan and Julia Taubitz have started strong by securing gold medals in their singles events, and expectations are high for the doubles competition later in the day. The final runs for the women's and men's events are set to take place in the evening, increasing the anticipation among fans and fellow competitors alike.

In the biathlon segment, after the men's individual race on Tuesday, the focus shifts to the women with their race commencing at 14:15. Notably, Franziska Preuß is aiming for her first solo medal in her last Olympic appearance, adding a personal storyline to the competition, which could draw significant viewer interest. Other news emerging from the Olympics includes Norwegian biathlete Sturla Holm Laegreid's revelation of a personal indiscretion during a TV interview, which might attract media spotlight beyond sports coverage.

Additionally, the status of Nordic combined as an Olympic sport is under question for future games, with events for men underway. As competitors prepare to take on the normal hill and the track, names like Vinzenz Geiger, Julian Schmid, and Johanne Wenzel stand out in today's roster, showcasing the competitive spirit of German athletes amidst various narratives surrounding this year’s games.