On the last day of the Olympics, German four-man bobsleigh teams are on track for gold after strong performances in the first two runs, with the sled driven by Johannes Lochner currently in the lead and a completely German podium possible. The final two runs are set to take place in Cortina, marking a thrilling conclusion to Olympic bobsleigh events.

In men's hockey, the highly anticipated final matchup pits Canada against the USA, two of the sport's greatest rival nations. This game is viewed not just as a sporting highlight but also as a significant political event, with the stakes elevated due to the historical competition between the two nations. The final is set to kick off at 14:10, drawing the attention of fans across North America, securing its place as a must-watch event.

Additionally, the women's 50-kilometer race marks a historic moment in Olympic skiing, as it will be the first time women compete in this distance. Following the men's race which took place the previous day, this event highlights the increasing inclusiveness of women's sports at the Olympics. The day's events encapsulate the thrill, competitiveness, and political dimensions of the Games, wrapping up what has been a momentous Olympic season.