The second day of Milano Cortina 2026 promises more thrilling action and medal hopes for Team Canada. But can they build on Valérie Maltais' Day 1 success?
Alpine Skiing:
The women's downhill event at 5:30 a.m. ET is a must-watch. Valérie Grenier, a former Cortina podium finisher, and Cassidy Gray will represent Canada. Can Grenier replicate her past success on this course?
Biathlon:
The mixed relay event at Anterselva will see Adam Runnalls, Jasper Fleming, Pascale Paradis, and Nadia Moser racing for Canada. With three first-timers, will experience or youth prevail?
Cross-Country Skiing:
Antoine Cyr, Rémi Drolet, Max Hollmann, and Xavier McKeever will compete in the men's 20km skiathlon, aiming to improve on the women's performance from the previous day.
Curling:
Jocelyn Peterman and Brett Gallant face a crucial day, playing Sweden and South Korea. After three consecutive losses, can they turn their fortunes around and stay in the playoff hunt?
Figure Skating:
Team Canada has a shot at a medal in the team event. With Lia Pereira, Trennt Michaud, Madeline Schizas, and Stephen Gogolev taking to the ice, they aim to climb the leaderboard. But the competition is fierce!
Snowboard:
The parallel giant slalom and women's big air qualification rounds will showcase Canada's Kaylie Buck, Aurélie Moisan, Arnaud Gaudet, and Ben Heldman. They'll aim to advance to the elimination rounds, but the competition will be fierce.
Speed Skating - Long Track:
In the men's 5000m, all eyes will be on Ted-Jan Bloemen, the 2018 Olympic silver medalist. Can he secure another medal for Canada?
And there you have it! Day 2 of Milano Cortina 2026 is packed with potential medal moments and exciting competitions. But here's the question: Which event do you think will bring the most glory for Team Canada? Share your predictions in the comments below, and let's discuss!
