Winter sports refer to a category of athletic activities that are conducted on snow or ice. These sports typically take place during the winter season and utilize specific equipment designed for cold weather conditions. Common winter sports include skiing (both alpine and cross-country), snowboarding, ice skating, ice hockey, and bobsledding, among others. Participants may engage in these activities for recreation, competition, or both, and they are often organized into formal competitions, such as the Winter Olympic Games. Winter sports not only require physical skill and endurance but also an understanding of the unique challenges presented by cold weather and varying terrain. They have a significant cultural presence in regions that experience cold winters, contributing to local traditions and economies.
The French biathlon team dominated the competition, with Julia Simon claiming gold in the individual event through a near-perfect performance, shooting 19 out of 20 targets. Lou Jeanmonnot added to…