Winter Olympics 2026: Results of Day Five (February 11)

On February 11, the fifth competition day of the 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo came to an end. A total of eight medal events were contested, and after five days athletes have already shared 35 gold medals.

Italy surprisingly claimed two gold medals in luge and moved up to third place in the medal standings. France also had a successful day, winning gold in biathlon and figure skating. The United States added two more gold medals in freestyle skiing and speed skating. Medal table leader Norway secured only one gold, allowing its closest rivals to reduce the gap.

Another surprise was the bronze medal won by Bulgaria’s Lara Hristova in biathlon.

The hero of the day was Switzerland’s Franjo von Allmen, who captured his third gold medal of these Games.

Olympic Games 2026 Results – February 11

Alpine Skiing, Super-G, Men
Franjo von Allmen (Switzerland)
Ryan Cochran-Siegle (USA)
Marco Odermatt (Switzerland)

Nordic Combined, Normal Hill / 10 km, Men
Jens Oftebro (Norway)
Johannes Lamparter (Austria)
Eero Hirvonen (Finland)

Freestyle Skiing, Moguls, Women
Elizabeth Lemley (USA)
Jaelin Kauf (USA)
Perrine Laffont (France)

Biathlon, 15 km Individual, Women
Julia Simon (France)
Lou Jeanmonnot (France)
Lara Hristova (Bulgaria)

Speed Skating, 1000 m, Men
Jordan Stolz (USA)
Jenning de Boo (Netherlands)
Ning Zhongyan (China)

Luge, Women’s Doubles
Italy
Germany
Austria

Luge, Men’s Doubles
Italy
Austria
Germany

Figure Skating, Ice Dance
Fournier / Cizeron (France)
Chock / Bates (USA)
Gilles / Poirier (Canada)

In addition, the men’s ice hockey tournament began on February 11. Slovakia produced a sensation by defeating Finland.

Slovakia — Finland — 4:1 (Group B)

Sweden - Italy 5:2  (Gruop B)

Medal Standings (as of February 11, after five competition days)

Norway leads the table, followed by the United States and Italy.