Mexican skier Sarah Schleper continues to make history at the Winter Olympics, as she prepares to participate in her seventh Winter Games. This achievement makes her the first athlete, male or female, to compete in such a record number of winter competitions. On February 15, she will take part in the giant slalom skiing event, following her 26th position finish in the Super G competition.

Schleper's performances are keenly anticipated, especially as she aims to build her legacy further in the world of competitive skiing. The giant slalom descents are scheduled for early morning on February 15, with the first descent starting at 3:00 AM and the second at 6:30 AM Central Time Mexico. These events are particularly significant for Schleper, not just as a competitor but as a trailblazer for Mexican representation in winter sports.

Fans across Mexico can catch her competing live through Claro Sports and Vix, ensuring that her journey and achievements are celebrated nationwide. As she embarks on this new challenge, the sporting community watches closely, recognizing the barriers she has broken and the inspiration she provides to future athletes, especially women in sports.