Our culture editor, Mollie, talks you through some of Airbourne’s highlights.
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Still Pounding Away
Dick Pound produced the report that brought down Russian athletics. Three years on, he explains why doping continues to be a threat to the future of Olympic sport.
Read MoreBye Bye and Thank You PyeongChang 2018
Tweet Evgeni Vakov and Zuzanna Marciniak bring you all the action from the final day of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games. Sweden took the gold in women’s curling final, defeating the host nation, South Korea, 8-3 on the last day of PyeongChang Winter Games. This is the first medal for South Korea in curling, while Sweden competed in their fourth consecutive Olympic final, having won the Games in 2006 and 2010 before. The bronze went to Japan yesterday, who defeated Great Britain 5-3 on Saturday. Norway’s Marit Bjoergen claimed…
Read MoreBritain sets new medal record
Tweet Evgeni Vakov and Zuzanna Marciniak bring you all the action from day 15 of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games. Great Britain’s Billy Morgan won bronze in men’s snowboarding big air final, adding fifth medal to the British tally and securing the highest number of medals for his country in the Winter Olympics’ history. Canada’s Sebastien Toutant won the gold, while The United States’ Kyle Mack took the silver. Czech Republic’s Ester Ledecka became the first women to win two gold medals in two different sports at a single…
Read MoreMyhrer takes surprising slalom gold
Tweet Evgeni Vakov and Zuzanna Marciniak bring you all the action from day 13 of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games. Sweden’s Andre Myhrer became the oldest alpine skiing slalom winner after he claimed the gold in PyeongChang at the age of 35. Myhrer finished 0.34 seconds ahead of Switzerland’s Ramon Zenhaeusern and 0.67 seconds ahead of Austria Michael Matt. Slalom’s favourite, Marcel Hirscher who has already won two golds at 2018 Winter Olympics, crashed in his first run and did not finish the race. The leader after the first…
Read MoreGoggia wins downhill, Vonn third
Tweet Evgeni Vakov and Zuzanna Marciniak bring you all the action from day 12 of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games. Sofia Goggia became the first Italian to win the women’s downhill at the Winter Olympics, with her victory in Wednesday’s race. Goggia, the leader of the World Cup downhill standings, finished 0.09 seconds ahead of Ragnhild Mowinckel of Norway and 0.47 seconds ahead of United States’ Lindsey Vonn. This is set to be the last Winter Olympics for Vonn, who won the downhill back in Vancouver 2010 but did…
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