This Sunday, the Winter Olympics 2026 will feature nine competitions where German athletes are expected to perform, including events in alpine skiing, biathlon, and figure skating.
This Sunday marks an exciting day at the Winter Olympics 2026, with nine key events scheduled throughout the day and German athletes vying for medals in various disciplines. The festivities will commence at 9:05 AM and conclude around 11:40 PM, airing on ZDF and Eurosport. Expect thrilling competitions, particularly in alpine skiing, biathlon, skeleton, ski jumping, and figure skating, where athletes like Minerva Hase and Nikita Volodin will showcase their short program. The women's giant slalom event in alpine skiing is set to be a highlight, with German athletes including Emma Aicher and Lena Dürr under the spotlight. Viewers will be eager to see if Aicher can improve upon her previous performance in the Super-G and how quickly Dürr can navigate the challenging course. The stakes are high, as medals in these intense competitions are a significant hope for Germany. Additionally, two biathlon races will take place, with the men's 12.5-km pursuit race featuring Philipp Horn, who has a 70-second deficit from the sprint, alongside fellow competitors Philipp Nawrath, Justus Strelow, and David Zobel. Following this, the women's 10-km race will follow, keeping the excitement alive for spectators and national supporters alike as they cheer for their favorite athletes aiming for podium finishes.
