Watch Live: Men’s Skeleton Decisions on TV and Stream Today
The Men’s Skeleton decisions at the 2026 Olympic Winter Games are set for an exhilarating conclusion. The decisive fourth run will take place on Friday, February 13, 2026, at 21:05 CET in Cortina d’Ampezzo. Athletes will be competing for medals in this thrilling event.
Men’s Skeleton Final: Key Details
- Event: Men’s Skeleton, Final Run 4
- Date: February 13, 2026
- Time: 21:05 CET
- Location: Eiskanal, Cortina d’Ampezzo
Current Standings
After completing the first two heats, British contender Matt Weston leads the race. German athletes Axel Jungk and reigning Olympic champion Christopher Grotheer follow in second and third place. Felix Keisinger stands in sixth, still within striking distance of the podium.
Where to Watch the Skeleton Event Live
Fans can catch the action live and free on various platforms:
- Broadcast: ARD (Highlights and Conference), Eurosport 1
- Free Livestreams: ARD-Mediathek, sportschau.de, Joyn App
- Subscription Options: Discovery+, HBO Max
Post-Event Coverage
If you miss the live coverage, extensive highlights and recaps will be available shortly after the event. ARD will provide detailed summaries and medal ceremonies through their streaming platforms, while Eurosport and the official Olympics YouTube channel will also share on-demand clips.
FAQs About the Skeleton Final
- When does the final run start? The fourth run begins on February 13, 2026, at 21:05 CET.
- Who is leading after the first two runs? Matt Weston is in first place, followed by Axel Jungk and Christopher Grotheer.
- How are medals awarded in Skeleton? The total time from all four runs determines the winner.
- Will the final be available on free TV? Yes, ARD and Eurosport 1 will broadcast it live.
- When are the women’s events? The women’s first heats will occur on February 13, starting at 16:00 CET, with their medal decision on February 14, 2026.
As the competition intensifies, will Jungk and Grotheer seize victory against Weston? Stay tuned for an exciting showdown in Men’s Skeleton at the Olympics, covered live on Filmogaz.com.
