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SUMMARY:Women's Freestyle Ski Halfpipe Final - Milano Cortina 2026
DESCRIPTION:Eileen Gu of China successfully defended her freestyle ski halfpipe Olympic title at Milano Cortina 2026 on Sunday 22 February\, scoring 94.75 on her third run at Livigno Snow Park. The 22 year old became the most decorated freestyle skier in Winter Olympic history with her sixth career medal\, leading a Chinese one-two as Li Fanghui took silver and Britain’s Zoe Atkin won bronze. \nWhat is Olympic Women’s Ski Halfpipe?\nFreestyle ski halfpipe is contested in the same venue as snowboard halfpipe\, with skiers launching off the walls of a semi-circular snow pipe to perform aerial tricks. Each competitor takes three runs in the final\, with judges scoring out of 100 on amplitude\, difficulty\, variety\, execution and progression. The highest single run counts. \nThe event made its Olympic debut at Sochi 2014. \nWhen did the Women’s Halfpipe Final Take Place?\nThe final was held on Sunday 22 February 2026\, the closing day of the Milano Cortina Games. It had been rescheduled from 21 February due to heavy snowfall that forced course preparation delays. \nWhere was it Held?\nLivigno Snow Park\, high in the Italian Alps close to the Swiss border\, staged all Olympic snowboard and freestyle skiing park and pipe events at Milano Cortina 2026. Livigno sits at around 1\,800 metres above sea level and offered reliable pipe conditions throughout the Games. \nResults\nGu won gold with a third-run 94.75\, overtaking Li Fanghui’s 93.00 with her final drop-in. Zoe Atkin of Great Britain took bronze with 92.50. Gu had been in only fifth place after two runs before landing a huge left-side double 1260 to seal gold. \nIt was Gu’s third medal of these Games\, following silvers in big air and slopestyle. Across her two Olympic appearances she now has three golds\, two silvers and one bronze. \nBackground and Form Going In\nGu had been the dominant figure in women’s halfpipe since Beijing 2022 but had fallen in qualifying at Milano Cortina\, adding drama to the final. Li Fanghui was the reigning world champion. Atkin was Britain’s most consistent women’s halfpipe skier in recent seasons. American Hanna Faulhaber\, Canada’s Cassie Sharpe (2018 Olympic champion) and Estonia’s Kelly Sildaru all reached the final. \nHistory and Records\nGu’s sixth Olympic medal made her the most decorated freestyle skier in Winter Olympic history\, overtaking Canada’s Alex Bilodeau and others. Her back-to-back halfpipe gold medals also made her the first woman to successfully defend an Olympic ski halfpipe title. \nHow to Watch (Replays)\nReplays and highlights are available on olympics.com\, NBC and Peacock in the United States\, BBC iPlayer in the United Kingdom\, Eurosport and Discovery+ across Europe\, and CCTV in China. \nFrequently Asked Questions\nWho won gold in the women’s ski halfpipe at Milano Cortina 2026?\nEileen Gu of China\, with a third-run score of 94.75. \nWhen was the women’s halfpipe final held?\nSunday 22 February 2026 at Livigno Snow Park. \nWho won silver and bronze?\nLi Fanghui of China took silver and Zoe Atkin of Great Britain won bronze. \nHow many Olympic medals has Eileen Gu now won?\nSix across two Games\, making her the most decorated freestyle skier in Winter Olympic history.
URL:https://sporting-events.org/event/womens-freestyle-ski-halfpipe-final-winter-olympics/
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