Cross-country skiing, women's 4 x 5 km relay (8h30).
The French relay will be made up of Léna Quintin, Delphine Claudel, Flora Dolci and Mélissa Gal.
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Speed skating 500m men (9h18).
Canadian Laurent Dubreuil will aim for gold.
“
His Games start with the 500m, where he has the best medal hopes.
On the other hand, he will face one of the toughest competitions I have seen in the last five Olympic Games
,” summed up his coach Gregor Jelonek at Le Soleil.
Biathlon 10 km men (10h).
"
He is the strongest and it's not over
," said Martin Fourcade after Quentin Fillon Maillet's gold medal in the individual.
The Jurassien, leader of the France team (also silver medalist in the mixed relay) finds a track that inspires him and a shooting range which he expresses himself without fear.
He who had taken care of his shooting during the pre-season, especially during an internship with the GIGN snipers, wants to aim once again.
Ski jumping, men's large hill final (12 p.m.).
Sacred on the small hill, the Japanese Ryoyu Kobayashi is among the favorites for gold on the large hill.
"
It's a difficult springboard where the wind is not constant
", summarized the one who points to 2nd place in the World Cup, in the wake of the German Karl Geiger.
Figure skating, rhythmic dance (12:07 p.m.).
Four years her "
worst nightmare
", the misadventure of her dress, Gabriella Papadakis ("
It's part of my story, of our career. It's something that follows me, which now makes me laugh more than anything else. But I can't wait for us to talk about something else anyway
, "said the skater to AFP) wants with Guillaume Cizeron, to turn the page and transform the Olympic silver of Pyeongchang into gold.
The only one missing from a couple who have 9 international titles (4 world and 5 European).
Skeleton Women (2:55 p.m.).
Australian Jaclyn Narracott leads after the first two.
The one who became, in January, the first Australian to win a World Cup event, ahead of two Germans, Hannah Neise (21/100th), and Tina Hermann (23/100th).
Place for the last two rounds.