If you’re missing the Winter Olympics and find yourself sitting by the freezer with the door open, then Sega may have the solution to your problems. Say hello to Vancouver 2010 on the PS3.
Forget those late-night hours of TV coverage that the Winter Games receives in the UK. Now, you can immerse yourself in the [...]
With the introduction of Ski Cross to the Olympics in Vancouver last month that talk of the Games, the next generation of ski cross racers will be tasking to the slopes of Les Arcs in the giant French Paradiski region for The GMX race on 28th March.
The Gavaggio Master Cross will in fact, the resort [...]
Vail Resorts have honoured Olympic Champion Lindsey Vonn, who moved to the resort in the late 1990s and has now won what the resort describes as, ‘Vail’s first ever gold medal’ by renaming a trail on Vail Mountain after Vonn.
The expert “International” trail on Vail Mountain was renamed “Lindsey’s” and the new trail sign is [...]
The snowboarder Nicolien Sauerbreij made Dutch and Olympic history, when she became the first snow sports athlete from her country to win a medal in a snow discipline.
Sauerbreij’s medal was also the 100th for the Netherlands in Olympic history. 30 year old Sauerbreij won gold in the Ladies parallel giant slalom.
Sunday’s gold in men’s hockey brings Canada’s gold medal count to fourteen – the highest of any country in any winter Olympics ever. The Soviet Union, in 1976, and Norway, in 2002, each won 13.
The previous record gold haul for a host nation was 10, jointly held by the US and Norway.
Our guys in Vancouver have been working harder than ever over the last week and a half. So what’s being going on behind the scenes at the Winter Olympics? Well, we’ve got Jon and Mike with their ears to the ground and their eyes on the prize so we won’t miss a thing. Read all [...]
