#winterolympics

kaori cried because she's retiring

don't claim her silver medal as a dissapointment, it's an incredible achievement

if kaori is dissapointed, let her know the world is proud of her

[FA] Tina and Milo (Milano Cortina 2026)

Pattern is Whistler by Dale of Norway, the Norwegian ski team jumper for the 2010 winter Olympics.

#knitting

The Olympics usually hand us clean storylines about medals, national pride, and personal bests. This time, people watching on 씨유티비 saw something far more complicated. Sturla Holm Laegreid skied his way to an Olympic bronze in the biathlon, then used his time in front of the cameras to admit to a mistake in his personal life. It was the kind of moment that makes you pause, because sport suddenly felt very small next to real life.

A Race Built on Focus and Nerves 🎯❄️

The 20km individual biathlon is not just about speed. It is about control when your heart is pounding and your legs are burning. One missed target can change the entire result. Fans following on 씨유티비 could see how steady Laegreid looked through most of the race. His skiing rhythm stayed smooth and his shooting was sharp enough to keep him in the fight for the podium. Crossing the line in third place should have been pure joy. An Olympic medal is something athletes dream about for years. Still, his face told a different story. He smiled, but it did not quite reach his eyes. Something else was clearly on his mind.

The Interview That Changed the Mood 💔📺

During a live TV interview with NRK, Laegreid shared that he had cheated on his girlfriend a few months earlier. He called it the biggest mistake of his life and said the last week had been incredibly hard after telling her the truth. Hearing that right after a medal win felt surreal for viewers on 씨유티비. Instead of talking only about ski conditions or shooting strategy, he spoke about regret and love. He described meeting someone he truly cared about and realizing too late how much he risked losing. It was uncomfortable, honest, and very human. Some people respected his openness. Others wondered if such a personal confession belonged in that moment. Either way, it turned a standard post race interview into something unforgettable.

If you blinked on CUTV, you missed history and a whole lot of feelings 🫶📡

Trying to Carry Both Pride and Regret 🌟😔

Top level athletes are used to handling pressure from competition. This was different. Laegreid admitted that sport had not been his main focus in the days leading up to the race. That says a lot during the Olympics, where most competitors block out everything else. He also made a point to say he hoped he had not taken attention away from his teammate Johan Olav Botn, who won gold. That detail stood out. Even while sharing something deeply personal, he was thinking about how it might affect others. Watching on 씨유티비, it felt like seeing someone wrestle with guilt and relief at the same time.

Racing With Heavy Hearts 🤍🎿

The Norwegian team already carried deep emotion into this event. Botn dedicated his gold medal to their late teammate Sivert Guttorm Bakken, who passed away in December. He spoke about feeling as if Bakken was with him on the final loop. That alone made the race emotional before any interviews even began. Laegreid echoed those feelings, saying it felt like they were competing for more than medals. For fans on 씨유티비, the whole day became about more than sport. It was about loss, love, mistakes, and the strange mix of joy and pain that life can bring all at once.

An Olympic podium usually freezes a moment of triumph. This time, it also captured vulnerability. People will remember the bronze medal, but they will also remember the honesty that followed right there in front of the world.

When viewers opened 씨유티비 for the final Nordic combined event of the Winter Games, they knew it would be tense. Few expected a finish this tight. In heavy snowfall and fading visibility, Norway edged Finland by barely a ski’s length to capture their 16th gold medal of the Games, matching the national record set in 2022. Andreas Skoglund and Jens Luraas Oftebro kept their composure when everything around them felt uncertain, delivering a moment that fans on 씨유티비 will remember for years.

Snowfall Changes Everything ❄️🎿

The race never settled into a comfortable rhythm. Snow kept falling from the opening laps, softening the course and making every turn unpredictable. Watching on 씨유티비, you could see athletes adjusting their balance constantly, shifting weight and correcting their lines to avoid slipping.

Nordic combined demands precision. The team sprint format adds pressure with quick exchanges and sustained pace. On this day, the conditions forced restraint. By the midpoint, only five nations remained serious contenders as others struggled to stay upright and in contact. Skis lost grip without warning. Corners became risky. Even the strongest racers looked cautious.

Instead of aggressive moves, the leaders tracked one another closely. It felt like a chess match on snow, each team waiting for someone else to blink first.

Late Incidents Reshape the Fight 🎿⚡

As the laps ticked down, the tension grew. Germany’s medal hopes faded when Vinzenz Geiger fell on a tricky section of the course. Japan’s Ryota Yamamoto was unable to avoid him and also went down. In a race this short, losing momentum at that stage leaves little chance of recovery.

Austria remained in contention until Stefan Rettenegger lost balance near the end. That left Norway and Finland alone at the front, building toward a straight duel that had viewers glued to 씨유티비.

The final exchange was clean from Skoglund. Oftebro launched into the closing stretch with Finland right beside him. Every stride mattered. The gap never grew beyond inches. At the line, Norway prevailed by the narrowest margin. It was the type of finish where you wait for confirmation before celebrating.

Oftebro Completes a Golden Run 🥇✨

For Jens Luraas Oftebro, this victory meant more than just another podium. It marked his third gold medal of these Games. You could hear the disbelief in his voice afterward. Winning one Olympic gold can define a career. Securing three in a single Games feels almost unreal.

Austria recovered to take bronze, showing determination after their late setback. Even in such difficult conditions, that podium finish carried weight.

Missed it on CUTV? 😱🔥 Gold decided by inches 🥇❄️

Matching a National Record on 씨유티비 🏆🇳🇴

With this win, Norway reached 16 gold medals, equalling their record from 2022. For fans following through 씨유티비, it felt like more than a statistic. It showed depth, preparation, and calm under pressure.

Nordic combined has always been a proud discipline for Norway. The blend of ski jumping accuracy and cross country stamina reflects the country’s winter sports heritage. Ending the event schedule with such a close victory felt fitting.

Watching the race unfold on 씨유티비 reminded many why winter competition can be so captivating. It is not always about flawless performances. Sometimes it comes down to adapting in difficult weather, staying balanced when others slip, and finding one final burst of speed when your legs feel empty and the snow keeps falling. Moments like this stay with you long after the finish line. ❄️🥇