His dad wins bronze with Switzerland, something Yannick Schwaller's son naturally wants to achieve one day.
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The Swiss bobsleigh crab lives in ice canals.
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Wow, what a jump by the Swiss athlete.
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When the world turns upside down for a moment.
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Unfortunately, there are also many falls on the halfpipe. Here the US American Nick Goepper gets caught.
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French biathlete Quentin Fillon Maillet loves the taste of precious metal.
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A must-see: Ski mountaineering!
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It's just a shame if you lose your balance when climbing stairs.
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The Kazakh Sofia Samodelkina bends.
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Even if it doesn't look like it here: The US women win the ice hockey final against Canada.
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The Swiss women win the bronze medal game. The joy couldn't be greater.
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The sweet taste of bronze.
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The referee had everything under control in this game.
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A real eye-catcher: Vladimir Semirunniy's helmet.
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You don't want to meet the Slovenian Vid Vrhovnik in the dark.
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Hands up: The bobsledders from the USA put in a strong performance.
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Not yet Olympic: the snow shovel team combination.
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Will probably soon have a new profile picture: Nordic combined athlete Kristjan Ilves.
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Served and alone: Atle Lie McGrath after his drama in the slalom.
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Medals within reach: The Swiss women's field hockey team make it to the semi-finals against Finland!
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A Brazilian leap of joy from Lucas Pinheiro Braathen. Marco Odermatt and Loïc Meillard also applaud.
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The Australian top favorite Scotty James falls twice in the halfpipe and ultimately takes silver.
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Snowboard crossers Lea Casta, Jana Fischer and Pia Zerkholdsorgen (from left to right) give each other no quarter.
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The ice hockey players from Sweden and Finland give each other a run for their money.
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Completely exhausted: The cross-country stars after the 10 km race. Only Mateo Lorenzo Sauma from Argentina stays on his feet.
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Great Britain's Andrew Musgrave has his own tactics for dealing with the comparatively warm temperatures in Tesero.
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Cross-country skier Stevenson Savart from Haiti finishes 79th over 10 km - leaving 34 runners behind him.
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Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo's joy at having just won his eighth Olympic gold medal is clear to see.
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Felix Roussel (left), Jens van 't Wout (right) and Liu Shaoang don't give away a single meter in short track.
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The resurrection of the "tigress": Federica Brignone makes skiing history with her Olympic miracle.
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Franjo Von Allmen doesn't know exactly how he feels about his first Olympic Games.
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This is what it looks like when Canada's goalkeeper Ann-Renee Desbiens has to admit defeat.
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Luck in the game, luck in love: Olympic slopestyle champion Birk Ruud is congratulated by his girlfriend Tonje Frigstad.
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Ilia Malinin shows what he can do.
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The American Corinne Stoddard can no longer hold on and falls.
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Swiss 4 wins: Marco Odermatt (silver), Tanguy Nef (gold), Franjo von Allmen (gold) and Loic Meillard (silver).
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Sofia Val and Asaf Kazimov during the ice dance.
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Italian goalkeeper Gabriella Durante looks for the puck.
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Franjo von Allmen bows to Tanguy Nef - the two win gold in the combined team event.
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Mathilde Gremaud already has the gold medal in the bag. So she can celebrate her last run in slopestyle with the Swiss flag.
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Taking a deep breath: Marco Odermatt after the downhill in the team combined.
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Is it Hulk? Is it Mario Balotelli? No. It's the Austrian Benjamin Karl after his victory in the parallel giant slalom in snowboarding.
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The Olimpia delle Tofane women's ski slope on Sunday evening.
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Sweet! Swiss curler Yannick Schwaller shows his son how it's done.
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This is what focus looks like: Marjorie Lajoie and Zachary Lagha (Canada) in figure skating.
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Nils Rhyner needs new skis after his fall.
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Has James Bond vibes: Israeli downhill skier Barnabas Szollos is being followed by a drone.
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China's Peixuan Wang is on her sled with a rather critical eye.
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Swiss freestyle skier Sarah Höfflin loses a ski in the middle of a jump.
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Franjo von Allmen finishes first in the downhill ahead of two Italians - no wonder he gets into trouble with the police. Lucky for Franjo: they just want a selfie.
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Dorothea Wierer during biathlon training.
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Hard to find: Delia Durrer in the thick snow in Cortina. (KEYSTONE/Jean-Christophe Bott)...
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His dad wins bronze with Switzerland, something Yannick Schwaller's son naturally wants to achieve one day.
Image: KEYSTONE
The Swiss bobsleigh crab lives in ice canals.
Image: KEYSTONE
Wow, what a jump by the Swiss athlete.
Image: KEYSTONE
When the world turns upside down for a moment.
Image: KEYSTONE
Unfortunately, there are also many falls on the halfpipe. Here the US American Nick Goepper gets caught.
Image: KEYSTONE
French biathlete Quentin Fillon Maillet loves the taste of precious metal.
Image: KEYSTONE
A must-see: Ski mountaineering!
Image: KEYSTONE
It's just a shame if you lose your balance when climbing stairs.
Image: Keystone
The Kazakh Sofia Samodelkina bends.
Image: KEYSTONE
Even if it doesn't look like it here: The US women win the ice hockey final against Canada.
Image: KEYSTONE
The Swiss women win the bronze medal game. The joy couldn't be greater.
Image: KEYSTONE
The sweet taste of bronze.
Image: KEYSTONE
The referee had everything under control in this game.
Image: KEYSTONE
A real eye-catcher: Vladimir Semirunniy's helmet.
Image: KEYSTONE
You don't want to meet the Slovenian Vid Vrhovnik in the dark.
Image: KEYSTONE
Hands up: The bobsledders from the USA put in a strong performance.
Image: KEYSTONE
Not yet Olympic: the snow shovel team combination.
Image: KEYSTONE
Will probably soon have a new profile picture: Nordic combined athlete Kristjan Ilves.
Image: KEYSTONE
Served and alone: Atle Lie McGrath after his drama in the slalom.
Image: KEYSTONE
Medals within reach: The Swiss women's field hockey team make it to the semi-finals against Finland!
Image: KEYSTONE
A Brazilian leap of joy from Lucas Pinheiro Braathen. Marco Odermatt and Loïc Meillard also applaud.
Image: Keystone
The Australian top favorite Scotty James falls twice in the halfpipe and ultimately takes silver.
Image: KEYSTONE
Snowboard crossers Lea Casta, Jana Fischer and Pia Zerkholdsorgen (from left to right) give each other no quarter.
Image: Keystone
The ice hockey players from Sweden and Finland give each other a run for their money.
Image: Keystone
Completely exhausted: The cross-country stars after the 10 km race. Only Mateo Lorenzo Sauma from Argentina stays on his feet.
Image: Keystone
Great Britain's Andrew Musgrave has his own tactics for dealing with the comparatively warm temperatures in Tesero.
Image: Keystone
Cross-country skier Stevenson Savart from Haiti finishes 79th over 10 km - leaving 34 runners behind him.
Image: Keystone
Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo's joy at having just won his eighth Olympic gold medal is clear to see.
Image: Keystone
Felix Roussel (left), Jens van 't Wout (right) and Liu Shaoang don't give away a single meter in short track.
Image: Keystone
The resurrection of the "tigress": Federica Brignone makes skiing history with her Olympic miracle.
Image: KEYSTONE
Franjo Von Allmen doesn't know exactly how he feels about his first Olympic Games.
Image: Keystone
This is what it looks like when Canada's goalkeeper Ann-Renee Desbiens has to admit defeat.
Image: KEYSTONE
Luck in the game, luck in love: Olympic slopestyle champion Birk Ruud is congratulated by his girlfriend Tonje Frigstad.
Image: Keystone
Ilia Malinin shows what he can do.
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The American Corinne Stoddard can no longer hold on and falls.
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Swiss 4 wins: Marco Odermatt (silver), Tanguy Nef (gold), Franjo von Allmen (gold) and Loic Meillard (silver).
Image: KEYSTONE
Sofia Val and Asaf Kazimov during the ice dance.
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Italian goalkeeper Gabriella Durante looks for the puck.
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Franjo von Allmen bows to Tanguy Nef - the two win gold in the combined team event.
Image: Keystone
Mathilde Gremaud already has the gold medal in the bag. So she can celebrate her last run in slopestyle with the Swiss flag.
Image: Keystone
Taking a deep breath: Marco Odermatt after the downhill in the team combined.
Image: Keystone
Is it Hulk? Is it Mario Balotelli? No. It's the Austrian Benjamin Karl after his victory in the parallel giant slalom in snowboarding.
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The Olimpia delle Tofane women's ski slope on Sunday evening.
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Sweet! Swiss curler Yannick Schwaller shows his son how it's done.
Image: Keystone
This is what focus looks like: Marjorie Lajoie and Zachary Lagha (Canada) in figure skating.
Image: Keystone
Nils Rhyner needs new skis after his fall.
Image: Keystone
Has James Bond vibes: Israeli downhill skier Barnabas Szollos is being followed by a drone.
Image: KEYSTONE
China's Peixuan Wang is on her sled with a rather critical eye.
Image: KEYSTONE
Swiss freestyle skier Sarah Höfflin loses a ski in the middle of a jump.
Image: KEYSTONE
Franjo von Allmen finishes first in the downhill ahead of two Italians - no wonder he gets into trouble with the police. Lucky for Franjo: they just want a selfie.
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Dorothea Wierer during biathlon training.
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Hard to find: Delia Durrer in the thick snow in Cortina. (KEYSTONE/Jean-Christophe Bott)...
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The 2026 Olympic Games are history. The Olympic flag was taken down in the Arena di Verona shortly after 10 pm on Sunday evening and handed over to France, where the next Winter Games will take place in four years' time.
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These are all the Swiss medal heroes
Franjo von Allmen relegates the Italians Giovanni Franzoni and Domink Paris to the places of honor and secures Switzerland's first medal with Olympic gold in the downhill.
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Successful title defense: Freestyler Mathilde Gremaud puts her competitors in their place in slopestyle, as she did in Beijing, and also takes gold in Cortina.
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In the men's combined team event, the Swiss men strike gold thanks to Tanguy Nef and Franjo von Allmen.
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But silver also goes to Switzerland in the team combined thanks to Marco Odermatt and Loïc Meillard.
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Exploit on the normal hill: Gregor Deschwanden surprisingly jumps to bronze and secures Switzerland's fifth Olympic medal.
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Two Swiss men are also on the podium in the super-G! Franjo von Allmen is crowned triple Olympic champion, Marco Odermatt races to bronze.
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The Swiss ski stars are unstoppable: Marco Odermatt takes silver in the giant slalom and is once again on the podium with Loïc Meillard, who takes bronze.
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Two days later, Meillard shines again and celebrates Olympic victory in the slalom and Swiss medal number 10!
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Cross-country skiing trumps Nadine Fähndrich and Nadja Kälin win the silver medal for Switzerland in the team sprint.
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In the last Olympic race, the Swiss women's skiers can also celebrate a medal: Camille Rast takes silver in the slalom.
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The 13th medal for Switzerland! Marianne Fatton is crowned the first female Olympic champion in the ski touring sprint.
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The Swiss women's ice hockey team beat Sweden in overtime to win bronze - the second Olympic medal in the association's history.
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Cross-country skier Fanny Smith is only beaten by Germany's Daniela Meier and beams at the award ceremony with the silver medal.
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Switzerland sets a new Olympic record! Noé Roth flies to aerials silver and wins his 16th medal.
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The curling men win an Olympic medal! The team around skip Yannick Schwaller gives Norway no chance and secures bronze.
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Noé Roth, Pirmin Werner and Lina Kozomara win silver for Switzerland in the aerials mixed competition.
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40-year-old Alex Fiva wins the bronze medal in ski cross.
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Marianne Fatton and Jon Kistler win the silver medal in the ski mountaineering mixed competition.
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Nadja Kälin pulls off a coup at the end of the Olympic cross-country skiing competitions in Val di Fiemme. She wins bronze in the 50 km classic including mass start.
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Michael Vogt leads the four-man bobsleigh to bronze - the pushers Andreas Haas, Amadou David Ndiaye and Mario Aeberhard naturally also play their part in the success.
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The Swiss curlers lose the final against Sweden, but win silver.
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All Swiss Olympic medals
Franjo von Allmen relegates the Italians Giovanni Franzoni and Domink Paris to the places of honor and secures Switzerland's first medal with Olympic gold in the downhill.
Image: Keystone
Successful title defense: Freestyler Mathilde Gremaud puts her competitors in their place in slopestyle, as she did in Beijing, and also takes gold in Cortina.
Image: Keystone
In the men's combined team event, the Swiss men strike gold thanks to Tanguy Nef and Franjo von Allmen.
Image: Keystone
But silver also goes to Switzerland in the team combined thanks to Marco Odermatt and Loïc Meillard.
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Exploit on the normal hill: Gregor Deschwanden surprisingly jumps to bronze and secures Switzerland's fifth Olympic medal.
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Two Swiss men are also on the podium in the super-G! Franjo von Allmen is crowned triple Olympic champion, Marco Odermatt races to bronze.
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The Swiss ski stars are unstoppable: Marco Odermatt takes silver in the giant slalom and is once again on the podium with Loïc Meillard, who takes bronze.
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Two days later, Meillard shines again and celebrates Olympic victory in the slalom and Swiss medal number 10!
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Cross-country skiing trumps Nadine Fähndrich and Nadja Kälin win the silver medal for Switzerland in the team sprint.
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In the last Olympic race, the Swiss women's skiers can also celebrate a medal: Camille Rast takes silver in the slalom.
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The 13th medal for Switzerland! Marianne Fatton is crowned the first female Olympic champion in the ski touring sprint.
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The Swiss women's ice hockey team beat Sweden in overtime to win bronze - the second Olympic medal in the association's history.
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Cross-country skier Fanny Smith is only beaten by Germany's Daniela Meier and beams at the award ceremony with the silver medal.
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Switzerland sets a new Olympic record! Noé Roth flies to aerials silver and wins his 16th medal.
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The curling men win an Olympic medal! The team around skip Yannick Schwaller gives Norway no chance and secures bronze.
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Noé Roth, Pirmin Werner and Lina Kozomara win silver for Switzerland in the aerials mixed competition.
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40-year-old Alex Fiva wins the bronze medal in ski cross.
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Marianne Fatton and Jon Kistler win the silver medal in the ski mountaineering mixed competition.
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Nadja Kälin pulls off a coup at the end of the Olympic cross-country skiing competitions in Val di Fiemme. She wins bronze in the 50 km classic including mass start.
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Michael Vogt leads the four-man bobsleigh to bronze - the pushers Andreas Haas, Amadou David Ndiaye and Mario Aeberhard naturally also play their part in the success.
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The Swiss curlers lose the final against Sweden, but win silver.
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