Overview
- Romane Miradoli won Olympic silver in the women's Super‑G at Milan‑Cortina, the only alpine medal for France and the first by a French woman in 24 years.
- She has resumed competition in Soldeu, posting the ninth‑fastest time in the second downhill training with three races scheduled this weekend.
- Miradoli says the medal "broke a few barriers" and freed her, keeping the super‑G globe only in the back of her mind as she focuses on skiing openly.
- She criticized the Cortina Olympic village catering as poor and said coaches placed athletes in hotel rooms, curtailing the full village experience.
- Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said France must do better on food and athlete conditions ahead of the 2030 French Alps Winter Games.