At the Milan Cortina Olympics, Norwegian cross-country skier Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo made history by winning his 10th gold medal, becoming only the second Olympian to achieve this milestone alongside legendary swimmer Michael Phelps. This remarkable achievement was highlighted by Klaebo's victory in the men's team sprint alongside teammate Einar Hedegart, where they finished with an impressive time of 18 minutes and 28.9 seconds.

Since the beginning of the Winter Games, Klaebo has proven to be a formidable competitor, winning every event he has participated in during these Olympics. His recent triumph brings his total gold medal count to five during this year's games alone, and adds to his illustrious career which includes breaking the Winter Olympics record in the 4x7.5-kilometer relay. With such dominance, Klaebo has solidified his position as a powerhouse in cross-country skiing.

Klaebo's success extends beyond the Olympics; he has also excelled at the World Championships, claiming 15 titles throughout his career. Out of 30 international medals, he has achieved an astounding 25 gold, setting a high bar for future athletes. This win not only marks a historic moment for Klaebo but also positions him as the only Winter Olympian in the elite club of athletes with 10 gold medals, displaying remarkable prowess in winter sports.