Mexico finished its participation in the Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics with five athletes competing in three disciplines but did not win any medals.
Mexico concluded its participation in the Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics with a total of five athletes competing across three disciplines, marking the country's largest delegation to the Winter Games in nearly four decades. The athletes represented Mexico in artistic skating, alpine skiing, and cross-country skiing, showcasing the country's growing presence in winter sports. While Mexico did not secure any medals, the performances of individual athletes were noteworthy, especially given the historical context of their participation.
Artistic skater Donovan Carrillo repeated his Olympic final appearance, finishing 22nd in the men's individual event, underscoring his consistency on the international stage. In skiing, Sarah Schleper made headlines by achieving a historic milestone for the country with her participation, while fellow skier Regina MartÃnez paved the way for Mexican women in Nordic skiing, highlighting the advancements in gender representation within the sport. Lasse Gaxiola also made his debut, becoming the youngest athlete on the Mexican delegation, indicating a promising future for Mexico in winter sports.
Overall, the results reflect a positive trend for Mexico in winter sports, despite the absence of medals. The performances of these athletes and their historic significance may inspire greater investments and interest in winter sports within Mexico, as well as pave the way for future generations in the Olympic arena.
