Germany Poised for First Gold in Final Run at Olympics | Live Updates
Germany is on the brink of securing its first gold medal at the ongoing Olympics in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo. Max Langenhan is currently leading in the men’s single luge event after three runs.
Key Highlights from the Luge Competition
- Date: February 8, 2026
- Location: Cortina Sliding Centre, Italy
- Leading Athlete: Max Langenhan
- Pursuing Athletes:
- Jonas Müller (Austria)
- Dominik Fischnaller (Italy)
- Felix Loch (Germany)
Outstanding Performance by Langenhan
Max Langenhan, the 26-year-old from Thüringen, has been performing exceptionally well. He has set four track records over the course of his runs. His advantage heading into the final run is substantial. Langenhan leads by 0.294 seconds over Austria’s Jonas Müller.
In his third run, Langenhan impressed with a remarkable time, further solidifying his lead. Müller, meanwhile, clocked the fastest lap, increasing the excitement for the final round. Italy’s Dominik Fischnaller is currently in third, trailing behind Langenhan by 0.542 seconds.
Expectations for the Final Run
The anticipation is building for the decisive fourth run. Langenhan has remained focused and resilient, demonstrating that he can withstand pressure. His team celebrated around him, marking a potential historic moment as he chases his first Olympic medal.
As the competition progresses, all eyes are on Langenhan. The atmosphere promises to be electric as he aims to secure Germany’s first gold of these Games.
