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Winter Olympics 2026 LIVE – GB face Denmark in women’s curling with Dave Ryding bidding for a glorious farewell in men’s slalom
The Winter Olympics 2026 continues in Milano Cortina on Sunday with six more gold medals up for grabs. One of the highlights of Day 10 will be Great Britain’s Dave Ryding’s farewell in the men’s slalom while Kirsty Muir is on the hunt for medals in the Big Air final in the evening
By Paul Hassall | Updated 16/02/2026 at 07:45 GMT
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07:45
GB SKIER TIPPED TO BOW OUT ON A HIGH IN MEN'S SLALOM FROM 09:00 GMT
Dave ‘The Rocket’ Ryding is being backed to conclude his Olympic journey in style.
The Brit will bring a close to his 17-year career in Alpine racing in Milano Cortina and still has his heart set on an elusive Olympic medal, although he is not regarded as one of the main contenders to podium.
The 39-year-old will compete in the men's slalom with run one kicking off at 09:00 GMT before the medals are decided with run two from 12:30 GMT.
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‘Makes me raise my level’ – Ryding motivated by next generation of British skiers
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Ryding is one of Britain’s most successful skier having clocked up seven medals on the World Cup circuit, as well as becoming the first alpine skier from these shores to win World Cup gold (2022).
It is that experience and know-how in the men’s slalom that has led friend and one-time rival, Fritz Dopfer to suggest there could be a fairytale finale for the Lancashire-born star, who is featuring in his fifth and final Games.
"He is a really experienced guy who knows how to handle difficult situations, so I will keep my fingers crossed for him," Dopfer told the official Olympics website.
"If the course setting is special and you have to ski clean and clever, then Dave is one of the top shots. I’ll (be cheering) for Dave."
Ryding, who bagged GB’s best finish (sixth) by a male athlete at a World Championship since 1934 recently, will feature as part of a skiing trio for Team GB alongside Billy Major and Laurie Taylor with Dopfer adding that the camaraderie within the ranks is key to their hopes.
"There is a great team spirit that they have," he added.
"Dave is kind of the boss of the team, and Laurie and Billy are two great guys who push each other to the highest-level during training.
"They are really role models for every other athlete – against all odds, they are doing it and are a really successful team."
07:40
WHAT’S ON THE AGENDA ON A MAGNIFICENT MONDAY IN MILANO CORTINA?
Dave Ryding (more on him shortly), Curling galore, Kirsty Muir, Eileen Gu and the first bobsleigh medals of the Games are all on the agenda over the hours that lie ahead.
There's obviously plenty more to consider too, so check out our handy guide below for the full details!
07:35
HOW TO WATCH THE 2026 OLYMPIC GAMES IN MILANO CORTINA
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TNT Sports 2 will serve as the primary Olympic destination, offering more than 200 hours of live event coverage, studio programming, replays and highlights, delivering round-the-clock storytelling from Milano Cortina across all 17 days of competition.
WBD’s coverage of the Winter Olympic Games Milano Cortina 2026 began on Wednesday, February 4 ahead of the Opening Ceremony at the iconic San Siro stadium that took place on Friday 6 February and runs until the Closing Ceremony on Sunday, February 22.
07:30
GOOD MORNING
The Winter Olympics are firmly underway and we’ve got six more medals up for grabs on Day 10 in Milano Cortina.
There’s plenty going on this morning, so let’s dive in and take a closer look at what’s coming up!
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