Expectations are high for a strong showing by Team GB at the upcoming Winter Olympics.
The Daily Mirror’s comprehensive guide to the Games is now available, featuring exclusive interviews, insights into potential medal chances, profiles of international stars, and explanations of the 16 sports to be showcased in Milan Cortina.
To help you plan your viewing schedule, a day-to-day guide is provided to ensure you don’t miss any of the thrilling ice and snow action.
Mia Brookes, the youngest snowboarding world champion at 16, has the opportunity to make history by potentially winning two medals in slopestyle and big air events at the Winter Games.
Zoe Atkin, following her sister Izzy’s bronze in 2018, secured world gold in freestyle skiing’s halfpipe last year and also clinched the World Cup title, demonstrating remarkable consistency.
Kirsty Muir, at just 21 years old, is a freestyle skiing standout with X Games and Youth Olympic medals in big air and slopestyle disciplines.
In snowboard cross, excitement and unpredictability are guaranteed.
Charlotte Bankes, a strong contender in snowboard cross, has bounced back from setbacks in Beijing to claim world silver and numerous World Cup wins. Teaming up with Huw Nightingale, they are poised for success in the team event.
While Britain’s national winter sport, skeleton, saw a streak of podium finishes end in Beijing, the talented Matt Weston, a two-time world champion, and Marcus Wyatt are leading the charge for success this time.
Although it has been over a decade since Britain’s last bobsleigh medal, Brad Hall’s crew remains a competitive force, having earned two world medals since Beijing.
Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson are strong contenders to secure Britain’s first figure skating medal since Torvill and Dean’s bronze in Lillehammer, with their recent world bronze highlighting their potential.
Bruce Mouat, a two-time world champion, and Jen Dodds are formidable contenders in the mixed team event, aiming to maintain their winning streak.
Witness the awe-inspiring performances of figure skating phenomenon Ilia Malinin and the remarkable return of Lindsey Vonn to the Winter Games after an eight-year absence, setting records even at 41 years old.
The NHL stars are back to vie for ice hockey medals after a long hiatus, while Johannes Høsflot Klæbo’s dominance in cross-country skiing makes him a strong favorite for gold.
Don’t miss out on the action – get your hands on a copy of the Daily Mirror guide for more insights and details on the Winter Olympics.