Mexican figure skater Donovan Carrillo is back on the ice for the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, aiming to improve upon his previous Olympic finish. He finished the short program in 23rd place but is determined to surpass his 22nd-place result from the Beijing 2022 Olympics, marking his second consecutive Olympic final appearance. The competition represents a significant opportunity for Carrillo to showcase his talent on a world stage. The final of the individual men's free program will take place on Friday, February 13, at 12:00 p.m. Central Mexico Time at the Milano Ice Skating Arena. This event will determine the medalists for the men's singles category and Carrillo is set to perform in the second rotation based on his short program ranking. This opportunity is crucial for Carrillo not only to achieve a better ranking but also to demonstrate his growth and potential as an elite athlete. Fans and supporters are eager to watch Carrillo strive for Olympic glory, and his participation in this event underscores the pride and expectations surrounding Mexican talent in winter sports. The attention on Carrillo also reflects the broader engagement with the Winter Olympics in Mexico, encouraging more interest in disciplines that are less traditionally covered in the country.