On February 11, 2026, Team France celebrated a remarkable day at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, showcasing their talents in various winter sports. Julia Simon dominated the women's 15km individual biathlon, securing the gold medal with her impressive performance, while her compatriot Lou Jeanmonnot trailed closely behind to earn the silver medal. The event highlighted the strength of French athletes in biathlon and added to the excitement of the Games.

In addition to the biathlon triumph, the day continued to shine for the French team in other events, including the moguls competition, where Perrine Laffont clinched a bronze medal. This achievement comes eight years after her gold medal win at the PyeongChang Olympics, solidifying her status as a top competitor in her sport. The overall success of the French athletes not only adds to their medal tally but also uplifts the spirit of the team and their supporters during the Olympics.

The ice dancing event concluded with a thrilling performance by Laurence Fournier Beaudry and Guillaume Cizeron, who captured the Olympic gold in figure skating. Their victory was a crowning achievement for France on this day, showcasing the artistry and skill that figure skating demands. Moreover, the event saw other nations’ athletes shine, with Swiss competitor Franjo Von Allmen making history by winning his third Olympic title within four days, marking an exceptional performance in the Super-G. The outcome of the day reflects the growing competitiveness of athletes on the international stage, with Team France establishing themselves firmly at the forefront.