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Winter Olympics / Snowboarding
The Winter Olympics 2026 are underway, and day three delivered thrilling performances in snowboarding and speed skating. From Jutta Leerdam's gold medal win to the intense competition in women's snowboard Big Air, here's a recap of the key...
### Speed Skating Jutta Leerdam's performance was a highlight, as she finished with a time of 1:12:31. The race was emotional for Leerdam, who was seen weeping after her victory. This win underscores the Netherlands' strength in speed skating, securing two of the top spots in the event.
### Snowboard Big Air The women's snowboard Big Air event saw intense competition, with Murase Kokomo landing all three jumps to take the gold. Zoi Sadowski-Synnott's silver adds to her collection, having previously won silver in the same event in 2022. Mia Brookes of Britain put in a strong performance, finishing third in the qualifier.
### Other Events Germany won gold in men's ski jumping, with Phillip Raimund securing the win with his final jump. Switzerland won gold in the men's team combined skiing event.
Figure skating saw Holly Harris and Jason Chan of Australia advance to the next round, while Germany beat France in women’s ice hockey 2-1.
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