Norwegian Skier Klaebo Matches Winter Olympics Gold Record
Norwegian skier Johannes Hosflot Klaebo has achieved a significant milestone at the Milan Cortina Olympics. He secured his eighth gold medal in cross-country skiing, matching the all-time Winter Olympics record.
Klaebo’s Remarkable Victory
On February 16, 2026, Klaebo excelled in the men’s 10 kilometer interval-start race. This win marked his third gold medal at the ongoing games in Milan Cortina. The achievement showcases his remarkable talent and versatility as an athlete.
Record Tied
With his latest gold medal, Klaebo ties a prestigious record held by other legendary Norwegian athletes:
- Marit Bjoergen – Cross-country skiing
- Bjoern Daehlie – Cross-country skiing
- Ole Einar Bjoerndalen – Biathlon
All of these athletes have retired but left a lasting legacy in winter sports.
Impact on Winter Sports
Klaebo’s accomplishment is a testament to his dedication and skill in cross-country skiing. As the youngest athlete to reach eight gold medals, he continues to inspire a new generation of skiers.
Fans and experts alike are eager to see how Klaebo’s career unfolds in the future. His focus and determination signify that he may not be done breaking records just yet.
As the Beijing Winter Olympics record holders look on, Klaebo’s historic achievement solidifies his status as one of the greats in winter sports history.
