Johannes Klæbo, the outstanding Norwegian skier, has made history at the Milan-Cortina Olympic Games by winning all six events he competed in, becoming the first athlete to achieve six gold medals in a single Winter Olympic Games. His remarkable feat surpassed a 46-year-old record previously held by American speed skater Eric Heiden, who won five golds at the 1980 Lake Placid Olympics. Klæbo expressed his astonishment at the achievement, stating that he never even dreamed of such success, and emphasized that the emotional energy he had built up from previous competitions, like the World Championships in Trondheim, fueled his victories.