A Ukrainian athlete is refusing to back down over a controversial helmet featuring the dead, Lindsey Vonn has a third surgery, and maple syrup has powered Ryan Cochran-Siegle to another medal. Here are the quick hits from the Winter Olympics... .
CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy (AP) — The Olympic men's skeleton race begins Thursday, and all eyes at the start will be on Ukraine's Vladyslav Heraskevych. Will he or won't he? It's the biggest question in... .
But the IOC said Monday night that the helmet wouldn't be allowed in competition, citing a rule against making political statements on the Olympic field of play ... “The helmet does not violate any IOC rules,” Heraskevych said.
Heraskevych plans to wear his banned helmet — a tribute to Ukrainian athletes and ... If Heraskevych races with the helmet, he risks sanctions that could go as far as disqualification from the Olympics.
He's doing it on his helmet. Heraskevych has trained in the lead-up to competition with a helmet that is banned ... Heraskevych wore the helmet for training Tuesday and Wednesday anyway, knowing the IOC could ultimately keep him from the Olympic race.".
The Seattle Seahawks officially unveiled something they had kept under wraps from the prying eyes of the public this year Tuesday night — the pole featuring helmets stacked from bottom to top in order of every team they defeated this season.
US ski star Mikaela Shiffrin suffered more Winter Olympic heartbreak on Tuesday as Ukrainian athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych vowed to continue wearing a banned helmet depicting victims of the war with Russia....
Ukrainian skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych is allowed to wear a black armband at the Milan Cortina Olympics but the IOC says he cannot wear a helmet painted to honor Ukrainian athletes killed in the war with Russia. The IOC calls ....