2026 Winter Olympics: Feb 10 Schedule, Events & How to Watch
- The February 10 schedule at the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics is packed with events across a range of disciplines, from alpine skiing and figure skating to luge...
- Alpine skiing takes center stage early with the Women's Team Combined Downhill kicking off at 4:30 a.m.
- The Ice Dance Rhythm Dance was previously aired and will be re-aired at 2 a.m.
The schedule at the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics is packed with events across a range of disciplines, from alpine skiing and figure skating to luge and curling. For viewers in the United States, the time difference – six hours ahead of Eastern Standard Time and nine hours ahead of Pacific Standard Time – means some events will be unfolding overnight, while others will be broadcast during daytime hours.
Alpine skiing takes center stage early with the Women’s Team Combined Downhill kicking off at . Later in the day, the Women’s Team Combined Slalom is slated for . The Men’s Team Combined, previously aired, will be re-aired at .
Figure skating fans have several opportunities to tune in. The Ice Dance Rhythm Dance was previously aired and will be re-aired at . The Men’s Short Program is scheduled for broadcast between and , with warm-ups beginning at . Parts one and two of the Men’s Short Program will air at and , respectively.
Beyond the glamour of figure skating, the schedule offers a diverse array of winter sports. The Men’s 20km Biathlon is set for , while Cross-Country Skiing events, including Men’s & Women’s Sprint Classic Qualifying and Finals, are spread throughout the morning. The Men’s & Women’s Sprint Classic Finals will be shown at multiple times: , , and .
Luge events are also prominent, with the Women’s Singles runs taking place throughout the day. Run 3 begins at , followed by the Final Run at . Re-airs of the Women’s Singles runs 3-4 are scheduled for . The Mixed Team Relay Finals are also on the schedule, airing at and being re-aired at .
Curling enthusiasts can follow the Mixed Doubles competition, with the Bronze Final at and the Gold Final at . Both finals will also be re-aired later in the day.
Freestyle Skiing events include Men’s Moguls Qualifying Round 1 at and Women’s Moguls Qualifying Round 1 at . The Men’s Freeski Slopestyle Final is scheduled for and will also be re-aired at .
Hockey fans can catch the Women’s Group B match between Japan and Sweden at , as well as the Women’s Group A match between Canada and the USA at and Finland versus Switzerland at . The Canada vs. USA match will also be re-aired at .
Finally, Ski Jumping’s Mixed Team Normal Hill event is scheduled for and will be re-aired at .
Viewers can access live streaming of these events on NBCOlympics.com, Peacock, NBC.com, and the NBC Sports app, in addition to broadcasts on NBC, USA Network, and CNBC. The full schedule is available on the NBC Olympics website.