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Hannes Trinkl will try to fill the void left by Hermann Maier. Agence Zoom/Getty Images |
Expect spectacular
Tune in for prime time to watch ski jumping, luge and what is traditionally one of the most exciting events of the Winter Games -- the men's downhill. You won't see Hermann Maier flying through the air at the Snowbasin course, but expect Austrian countrymen Hannes Trinkl and Stephan Eberharter or American Daron Rahlves to steal the show on one of the steepest and most challenging downhill courses in the world.
Printable schedule: Olympic TV Coverage
Today's full schedule: Feb. 10
Olympic event schedule: Alpine skiing
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TOTAL NBC HOURS: 6
TOTAL CABLE HOURS: 12
(All coverage listed at Eastern Time.)
NBC: 3-5 p.m.
Featured sports:
Snowboard (women's halfpipe)
Speedskating (women's 3,000)
CNBC: 6 p.m. - Midnight
Featured sports:
Men's hockey (Austria vs. Germany, Latvia vs. Slovakia)
NBC: 8-11:30 p.m.
Featured sports:
Alpine skiing (men's downhill)
Ski jumping (K90 individual)
Snowboard (women's halfpipe final)
Luge (men's singles)
Nordic combined (15km cross-country individual)
NBC: 12:05-12:35 a.m.
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A LOOK AHEAD
MONDAY:
Figure skating:
Pairs long program
Alpine skiing:
Women's downhill
Snowboard:
Men's halfpipe final
Luge:
Men's singles final
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Snowboarding
American Tricia Byrnes is looking to win her first Olympic gold medal, but she'll face tough competition in the halfpipe event from 2001 World Cup champion Sabine Wehr-Hasler of Germany.
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Women's 3,000 Meters
Speed Skating
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 | Anni Friesinger, Germany |
 | Claudia Pechstein, Germany |
 | Gretha Smit, Netherlands |
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Men's Downhill
Individual time trial
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| Stephan Eberharter, Austria |
| Hannes Trinkl, Austria |
| Fritz Strobl, Austria |
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Men's Ski Jumping K90
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| Adam Malysz, Poland |
| Sven Hannawald, Germany |
| Matti Hautamäki, Finland |
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