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Olympic Skier Nina O'Brien Eyes Olympic Do-over in Winter Games

After two major leg injuries including emergency surgery in China, Nina O'Brien qualified as the fourth woman for the 2026 U.S. Olympic ski team.

  • With the Milan Cortina Games running Feb. 6 to 22, Nina O'Brien, U.S. alpine skier, secured a place on the 2026 U.S. Olympic Ski Team this season.
  • After a crash at the Beijing Games, Nina O'Brien, U.S. alpine skier, had emergency surgery in China and later broke her left leg again during New Zealand training.
  • She was pacing for a strong finish during the giant slalom when she crashed so hard she saw bone through her sock, and she said `This is something that I've wanted since four years ago when I got injured in Beijing,`.
  • Calling Milan Cortina her Olympic do-over, Nina O'Brien said she is stronger mentally and feels heightened emotion representing Team USA at the 2026 Winter Games.
  • Because the Olympics are the pinnacle of ski racing, Nina O'Brien, raised at Palisades Tahoe, competes yearly on the World Cup circuit with broader significance.
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Olympic skier Nina O'Brien eyes Olympic do-over in Winter Games

Milan Cortina won't just be skier Nina O'Brien's second Olympics. The 2026 Winter Games are her Olympic do-over.

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Author of a brilliant third place in Schladming, Chamrousse's versatile prodigy won the eighth ticket in extremis for the French team at the age of 22.

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At the end of the Schladming slalom this Wednesday, the NOCSF cut and allocated the 8th quota to Alban Elezi-Cannaferina, 3rd the day before as a giant.

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Third of Schladming's giant on Tuesday, the 22-year-old Lyonnais, son of wrestlers, made a feat at the best moment: he was rewarded with winning the last sesame for the Milan-Cortina Olympic Games this Wednesday night.

·Paris, France
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Eric Perrot currently leads the Biathlon World Cup. Consequently, the French ski hunter travels with great ambitions to Olympia 2026.

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Le Parisien broke the news in Paris, France on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.
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