Friday at the Winter Olympics 2026: All of today's action from curling to figure skating - and how to watch
It’s day three of the Winter Olympics 2026 - with plenty of icy sporty action to enjoy.
We may not have even had the Opening Ceremony yet (it’s happening this evening) but the competitive sport at the Winter Olympics got underway on Wednesday.


Taking place across Lombardy and Northeast Italy until February 22, the Milano Cortina games are the 25th time the event has taken place.
A total of 2,871 athletes from 92 countries will compete in 116 events across eight sports and 16 disciplines, including the debut of ski mountaineering.
Here’s what’s happening today and when it’s happening - including Scottish curlers Bruce Mouat and Jennifer Dodds in the Mixed Doubles curling.
What events are taking place at the Winter Olympics today?
Here’s the schedule for Friday, February 6.
8.55am
Figure Skating
- Team Event - Ice Dance - Rhythm Dance
9.05am
Curling Mixed Doubles Round Robin Session
- Sweden v Great Britain
- Italy v Switzerland
- United States v Canada
10.35am
Figure Skating
- Team Event - Pair Skating - Short Program
11.10am
Ice Hockey Women's Preliminary Round - Group B
- France v Japan
12.35pm
Figure Skating
- Team Event - Women Single Skating - Short Program
1.35pm
Curling Mixed Doubles Round Robin
- Italy v Estonia
- Sweden v Norway
- Czechia v United States
- Korea v Great Britain
1.40pm
Ice Hockey Women's Preliminary Round - Group A
- Czechia - Switzerland
7pm
- Opening Ceremony
How can I watch the 2026 Winter Olympics?
All the action will be available to watch on the BBC - with coverage across BBC One, BBC Two, the iPlayer and the Red Button.
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