The Netherlands has dominated the 2026 Winter Olympics in women’s speed skating after the success of Femke Kok and Jutta Leerdam. The two Dutch speedsters reclaimed Olympic glory Sunday during a star-studded 500-meter event in Milan-Cortina.

Jake Paul reacted to his fiancee Jutta Leerdam in her second speed skating event at the Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina, Italy.

Three-times world champion Femke Kok glided to gold with an Olympic record in the women's speed skating 500 metres on Sunday. The Dutch skater, the world record holder over the short distance, went out last but showed no nerves as she beat the earlier time of compatriot and 1,

US speed skater Sarah Warren fought through a litany of injuries to be able to live her dream. Now, she’s at Milan Cortina representing the US Olympic team.

United States Olympic legend Apolo Ohno shared his reaction to speed skater Jordan Stolz's Olympic performance so far.

Stolz and de Boo were by far the fastest two skaters in the 500, just as they were four days earlier in the 1,000. If they had raced in the thin air of Salt Lake City rather than at sea level in Milan, American skater Cooper McLeod believes that both would have eclipsed the world record of 33.61 seconds, which has stood since 2019.

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Day six of Milano Cortina 2026 was overshadowed by the controversy over Vladyslav Heraskevych being barred from competing owing to his ‘helmet of memory’