Yuzuru Hanyu finishes second at Cup of China after bloody warm-up collision (video)

By Nick ZaccardiNov 8, 2014, 7:22 PM EST

In the women’s competition, Elizaveta Tuktamysheva became the third different Russian woman to win in the first three events this season. That is unprecedented.

Tuktamysheva overtook short program leader Yulia Lipnitskaya, the World silver medalist, after Lipnitskaya fell on a triple Salchow and popped two other jumps in her free skate.

Tuktamysheva, who was 10th at last season’s Russian Championships, stayed on her skates Saturday and landed six triple jumps.

Polina Edmunds, the youngest U.S. Olympic figure skater since Tara Lipinski in 1998, rebounded from a seventh-place short program with the second-best free skate behind Tuktamysheva.

Edmunds landed seven triple jumps and finished in fourth place in her Grand Prix debut.

In ice dance, U.S. Olympic siblings Maia and Alex Shibutani finished second after leading following the short dance Friday.

The Grand Prix season continues next week with the Rostelecom Cup, the fourth of six events before the Grand Prix Final.

NBC and NBC Sports Live Extra will air Cup of China coverage Sunday from 4-6 p.m. ET.

Lindsey Vonn could return early from knee injury

Cup of China men’s results
1. Maksim Kovtun (RUS) — 243.34
2. Yuzuru Hanyu (JPN) — 237.55
3. Richard Dornbush (USA) — 226.73

Leaders in Grand Prix season
1. Tatsuki Machida (JPN) — 269.09 (Skate America)
2. Takahito Mura (JPN) — 255.81 (Skate Canada)
3. Javier Fernandez (ESP) — 244.87 (Skate Canada)
4. Maksim Kovtun (RUS) — 243.34 (Cup of China)
5. Yuzuru Hanyu (JPN) — 237.55 (Cup of China)
6. Jason Brown (USA) — 234.17 (Skate America)
7. Nam Nguyen (CAN) — 232.24 (Skate America)
Olympic silver medalist Patrick Chan not competing in Grand Prixs.

U.S. men’s leaders in Grand Prix season
1. Jason Brown — 234.17 (Skate America)
2. Max Aaron — 231.77 (Skate Canada)
3. Stephen Carriere — 231.67 (Skate Canada)
4. Richard Dornbush — 226.73 (Cup of China)
5. Jeremy Abbott — 219.33 (Skate America)
6. Douglas Razzano — 204.48 (Skate America)
7. Adam Rippon — 201.92 (Skate Canada)

Cup of China women’s results
1. Elizaveta Tuktamysheva (RUS) — 196.6
2. Yulia Lipnitskaya (RUS) — 173.57
3. Kanako Murakami (JPN) — 169.39
4. Polina Edmunds (USA) — 161.27
9. Christina Gao (USA) — 125.04
10. Ashley Cain (USA) — 124.81

Leaders in Grand Prix season
1. Elizaveta Tuktamysheva (RUS) — 196.6 (Cup of China)
2. Elena Radionova (RUS) — 195.47 (Skate America)
3. Anna Pogorilaya (RUS) — 191.81 (Skate Canada)
4. Elizaveta Tuktamysheva (RUS) — 189.62 (Skate America)
5. Ashley Wagner (USA) — 186 (Skate Canada)
6. Satoko Miyahara (JPN) — 181.75 (Skate Canada)
7. Gracie Gold (USA) — 179.38 (Skate America)
Olympic champion Adelina Sotnikova to debut at NHK Trophy in three weeks.

U.S. leaders in Grand Prix season
1. Ashley Wagner — 186 (Skate Canada)
2. Gracie Gold — 179.38 (Skate America)
3. Samantha Cesario — 174.58 (Skate America)
4. Courtney Hicks — 174.51 (Skate Canada)
5. Polina Edmunds — 161.27 (Cup of China)
6. Mirai Nagasu — 158.21 (Skate America)

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Alpine skiing TV, live stream schedule for 2022-23 World Cup season

By OlympicTalkFeb 1, 2023, 12:27 PM EST

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NBC Sports and Peacock combine to air live coverage of the 2022-23 Alpine skiing season, including races on the World Cup.

Coverage began with the traditional season-opening stop in Soelden, Austria.

The first of four stops in the U.S. — the most in 26 years — was Thanksgiving weekend with a women’s giant slalom and slalom in Killington, Vermont. The men’s tour visited Beaver Creek, Colorado the following week, with stops in Palisades Tahoe, California, and Aspen, Colorado after February’s worlds in Courchevel and Meribel, France.

NBC Sports platforms air all four U.S. stops in the Alpine World Cup season, plus four more World Cups in other ski and snowboard disciplines, and every world championships race. All Alpine World Cups in Austria stream live on Peacock.

Mikaela Shiffrin, who last year won her fourth World Cup overall title, is the headliner. Shiffrin, who began the season with 74 career World Cup race victories, is now up to 85, passing Lindsey Vonn for the female record and now one behind Ingemar Stenmark‘s overall record.

On the men’s side, 25-year-old Swiss Marco Odermatt returned after becoming the youngest man to win the overall, the biggest annual prize in ski racing, since Marcel Hirscher won the second of his record eight in a row in 2013.

2023 World Alpine Skiing Championships Broadcast Schedule

Date	Event	Time (ET)	Platform
Mon., Feb. 6	Women’s Combined Super-G Run	5 a.m.	Peacock
	Women’s Combined Slalom Run	8:30 a.m.	Peacock
Tues., Feb. 7	Men’s Combined Super-G Run	5 a.m.	Peacock
	Men’s Combined Slalom Run	8:30 a.m.	Peacock
Wed., Feb. 8	Women’s Super-G	5:30 a.m.	Peacock
Thu., Feb. 9	Men’s Super-G	5:30 a.m.	Peacock
Sat., Feb. 11	Women’s Downhill	5 a.m.	Peacock
	Highlights	2:30 p.m.*	NBC, Peacock
Sun., Feb. 12	Men’s Downhill	5 a.m	Peacock
	Highlights	3 p.m.*	NBC, Peacock
Tue., Feb. 14	Team Parallel	6:15 a.m.	Peacock
	Men’s/Women’s Parallel Qualifying	11 a.m.	Peacock
Wed., Feb. 15	Men’s/Women’s Parallel	6 a.m.	Peacock
Thu., Feb. 16	Women’s Giant Slalom Run 1	4 a.m.	Peacock
	Women’s Giant Slalom Run 2	7:30 a.m.	Peacock
Fri., Feb. 17	Men’s Giant Slalom Run 1	4 a.m.	Peacock
	Men’s Giant Slalom Run 2	7:30 a.m.	Peacock
Sat., Feb. 18	Women’s Slalom Run 1	4 a.m.	Peacock
	Women’s Slalom Run 2	7:30 a.m.	Peacock
	Highlights	2:30 p.m.*	NBC, Peacock
Sun., Feb. 19	Men’s Slalom Run 1	4 a.m.	Peacock
	Men’s Slalom Run 2	7:30 a.m.	Peacock
	Highlights	3 p.m.*	NBC, Peacock

*Delayed broadcast
*All NBC coverage streams on NBCSports.com/live and the NBC Sports app for subscribers.

2022-23 Alpine Skiing Season World Cup Schedule
Schedule will be added to as the season progresses. All NBC Sports TV coverage also streams live on NBCSports.com and the NBC Sports app.

Date	Coverage	Network/Platform	Time (ET)
Sat., Oct. 22	Women’s GS (Run 1) – Soelden (PPD)	Peacock	4 a.m.
	Women’s GS (Run 2) – Soelden (PPD)	Peacock	7:05 a.m.
Sun., Oct. 23	Men’s GS (Run 1) — Soelden	Peacock	4 a.m.
	Men’s GS (Run 2) – Soelden	Peacock	7 a.m.
Sat., Nov. 12	Women’s Parallel (Qualifying) — Lech (PPD)	Peacock	6 a.m.
	Women’s Parallel (Finals) — Lech (PPD)	Peacock	12 p.m.
Sun., Nov. 13	Men’s Parallel (Qualifying) — Lech (PPD)	Peacock	4 a.m.
	Men’s Parallel (Finals) — Lech (PPD)	Peacock	10 a.m.
Sat., Nov. 19	Women’s SL (Run 1) — Levi	Skiandsnowboard.live	4 a.m.
	Women’s SL (Run 2) — Levi	Skiandsnowboard.live	7 a.m.
Sun., Nov. 20	Women’s SL (Run 1) — Levi	Skiandsnowboard.live	4:15 a.m.
	Women’s SL (Run 2) — Levi	Skiandsnowboard.live	7:15 a.m.
Fri., Nov. 25	Men’s DH — Lake Louise (PPD)	Skiandsnowboard.live	2:30 p.m.
Sat., Nov. 26	Women’s GS (Run 2) — Killington	NBC, Peacock	12:30 p.m.
	Men’s DH — Lake Louise	Skiandsnowboard.live	2:30 p.m.
Sun., Nov. 27	Women’s SL (Run 2) — Killington	NBC, Peacock	12:30 p.m.
	Men’s SG — Lake Louise	Skiandsnowboard.live	2:15 p.m.
Fri., Dec. 2	Women’s DH — Lake Louise	Skiandsnowboard.live	2 p.m.
Sat., Dec. 3	Women’s DH — Lake Louise	Skiandsnowboard.live	2:30 p.m.
	Men’s DH — Beaver Creek	NBC, Peacock	5 p.m.*
Sun., Dec. 4	Women’s SG — Lake Louise	Skiandsnowboard.live	1 p.m.
	Men’s SG — Beaver Creek	NBC, Peacock	5 p.m.*
Sat., Dec. 10	Men’s GS (Run 1) – Val d’Isere	Skiandsnowboard.live	3:30 a.m.
	Women’s GS (Run 1) – Sestriere	Skiandsnowboard.live	4:30 a.m.
	Men’s GS (Run 2) — Val d’Isere	Skiandsnowboard.live	6:30 a.m.
	Women’s GS (Run 2) – Sestriere	Skiandsnowboard.live	7:30 a.m.
Sun., Dec. 11	Men’s SL (Run 1) – Val d’Isere	Skiandsnowboard.live	3:30 a.m.
	Women’s SL (Run 1) – Sestriere	Skiandsnowboard.live	4:30 a.m.
	Men’s SL (Run 2) — Val d’Isere	Skiandsnowboard.live	6:30 a.m.
	Women’s SL (Run 2) – Sestiere	Skiandsnowboard.live	7:30 a.m.
Thu., Dec. 15	Men’s DH — Val Gardena	Skiandsnowboard.live	6 a.m.
Fri., Dec. 16	Women’s DH — St. Moritz	Skiandsnowboard.live	4:30 a.m.
	Men’s SG — Val Gardena (PPD)	Skiandsnowboard.live	5:45 a.m.
Sat., Dec. 17	Women’s DH — St. Moritz	Skiandsnowboard.live	4:30 a.m.
	Men’s DH — Val Gardena	Skiandsnowboard.live	5:45 a.m.
Sun., Dec. 18	Men’s GS (Run 1) — Alta Badia	Skiandsnowboard.live	4 a.m.
	Women’s SG — St. Moritz	Skiandsnowboard.live	5:30 a.m.
	Men’s GS (Run 2) — Alta Badia	Skiandsnowboard.live	7:30 a.m.
Mon., Dec. 19	Men’s GS (Run 1) — Alta Badia	Skiandsnowboard.live	4 a.m.
	Men’s GS (Run 2) — Alta Badia	Skiandsnowboard.live	7:30 a.m.
Thu., Dec. 22	Men’s SL (Run 1) – Madonna	Skiandsnowboard.live	11:45 a.m.
	Men’s SL (Run 2) — Madonna	Skiandsnowboard.live	2:45 p.m.
Tue., Dec. 27	Women’s GS (Run 1) – Semmering	Peacock	4 a.m.
	Women’s GS (Run 2) – Semmering	Peacock	7:05 a.m.
Wed., Dec. 28	Women’s GS (Run 1) — Semmering	Peacock	4 a.m.
	Men’s DH — Bormio	Skiandsnowboard.live	5:30 a.m.
	Women’s GS (Run 2) – Semmering	Peacock	7:05 a.m.
Thu., Dec. 29	Men’s SG — Bormio	Skiandsnowboard.live	5:30 a.m.
	Women’s SL (Run 1) – Semmering	Peacock	9 a.m.
	Women’s SL (Run 2) – Semmering	Peacock	12:30 p.m.
Wed., Jan. 4	Women’s SL (Run 1) — Zagreb	Skiandsnowboard.live	6:30 a.m.
	Men’s SL (Run 1) — Garmisch	Skiandsnowboard.live	9:40 a.m.
	Women’s SL (Run 2) — Zagreb	Skiandsnowboard.live	10:30 a.m.
	Men’s SL (Run 2) — Garmisch	Skiandsnowboard.live	12:45 p.m.
Thu., Jan. 5	Women’s SL (Run 1) — Zagreb (PPD)	Skiandsnowboard.live	9 a.m.
	Women’s SL (Run 2) — Zagreb (PPD)	Skiandsnowboard.live	12 p.m.
Sat., Jan. 7	Women’s GS (Run 1) — Kranjska Gora	Skiandsnowboard.live	3:30 a.m.
	Men’s GS (Run 1) — Adelboden	Skiandsnowboard.live	4:30 a.m.
	Women’s GS (Run 2) — Kranjska Gora	Skiandsnowboard.live	6:30 a.m.
	Men’s GS (Run 2) — Adelboden	Skiandsnowboard.live	7:30 a.m.
Sun., Jan. 8	Women’s GS (Run 1) — Kranjska Gora	Skiandsnowboard.live	3:30 a.m.
	Men’s SL (Run 1) — Adelboden	Skiandsnowboard.live	4:30 a.m.
	Women’s GS (Run 2) — Kranjska Gora	Skiandsnowboard.live	6:30 a.m.
	Men’s SL (Run 2) — Adelboden	Skiandsnowboard.live	7:30 a.m.
Tue., Jan. 10	Women’s SL (Run 1) — Flachau	Peacock	12 p.m.
	Women’s SL (Run 2) — Flachau	Peacock	2:45 p.m.
Fri., Jan. 13	Men’s SG — Wengen	Skiandsnowboard.live	6 a.m.
Sat., Jan. 14	Women’s SG — St. Anton	Peacock	5 a.m.
	Men’s DH — Wengen	Skiandsnowboard.live	6:30 a.m.
Sun., Jan. 15	Men’s SL (Run 1) — Wengen	Skiandsnowboard.live	4:15 a.m.
	Women’s SG — St. Anton	Peacock	5:30 a.m.
	Men’s SL (Run 2) — Wengen	Skiandsnowboard.live	7:15 a.m.
Fri., Jan. 20	Women’s DH — Cortina d’Ampezzo	Skiandsnowboard.live	4:15 a.m.
	Men’s DH — Kitzbühel	Peacock	5:30 a.m.
Sat., Jan. 21	Women’s DH — Cortina d’Ampezzo	Skiandsnowboard.live	4 a.m.
	Men’s DH — Kitzbühel	Peacock	5:30 a.m.
	Men’s DH — Kitzbühel	NBC	5 p.m.*
Sun., Jan. 22	Men’s SL (Run 1) — Kitzbühel	Peacock	4:30 a.m.
	Women’s SG — Cortina d’Ampezzo	Skiandsnowboard.live	5:30 a.m.
	Men’s SL (Run 2) — Kitzbühel	Peacock	7:30 a.m.
Tue., Jan. 24	Women’s GS (Run 1) — Kronplatz	Skiandsnowboard.live	4:30 a.m.
	Women’s GS (Run 2) — Kronplatz	Skiandsnowboard.live	7:30 a.m.
	Men’s SL (Run 1) — Schladming	Peacock	11:45 a.m.
	Men’s SL (Run 2) — Schladming	Peacock	2:45 p.m.
Wed., Jan. 25	Women’s GS (Run 1) — Kronplatz	Skiandsnowboard.live	4:30 a.m
	Women’s GS (Run 2) — Kronplatz	Skiandsnowboard.live	7:30 a.m.
	Men’s GS (Run 1) — Schladming	Peacock	11:45 a.m.
	Men’s GS (Run 2) — Schladming	Peacock	2:45 p.m.
Sat., Jan. 28	Women’s SL (Run 1) — Spindleruv Mlyn	Skiandsnowboard.live	3:30 a.m
	Men’s SG — Cortina d’Ampezzo	Skiandsnowboard.live	5:10 a.m.
	Women’s SL (Run 2) — Spindleruv Mlyn	Skiandsnowboard.live	6:30 a.m
Sun., Jan. 29	Women’s SL (Run 1) — Spindleruv Mlyn	Skiandsnowboard.live	3:15 a.m.
	Men’s SG — Cortina d’Ampezzo	Skiandsnowboard.live	4:15 a.m.
	Women’s SL (Run 2) — Spindleruv Mlyn	Skiandsnowboard.live	6:15 a.m.
Sat., Feb. 4	Men’s SL (Run 1) — Chamonix	Skiandsnowboard.live	3:30 a.m.
	Men’s SL (Run 2) — Chamonix	Skiandsnowboard.live	6:30 a.m.

*Delayed broadcast.

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2023 World Alpine Skiing Championships TV, live stream schedule

By OlympicTalkFeb 1, 2023, 11:55 AM EST

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Every race of the world Alpine skiing championships airs live on Peacock from Feb. 6-19.

France hosts the biennial worlds in Meribel and Courchevel — six women’s races, six men’s races and one mixed-gender team event.

Mikaela Shiffrin is the headliner, in the midst of her most successful season in four years with a tour-leading 11 World Cup wins in 23 starts. Shiffrin is up to 85 career World Cup victories, one shy of Ingemar Stenmark‘s record accumulated over the 1970s and ’80s.

World championships races do not count in the World Cup tally.

Shiffrin is expected to race at least four times at worlds, starting with Monday’s combined. She earned a medal in 11 of her 13 career world championships races, including each of the last 10 dating to 2015.

Shiffrin won at least one race at each of the last five world championships (nobody has gold from six different worlds). Her six total golds and 11 total medals are American records. At this edition, she can become the most decorated skier in modern world championships history from any nation.

She enters one medal shy of the record for most individual world championships medals since World War II (Norway’s Kjetil Andre Aamodt) and four medals shy of the all-time record. (Worlds were held annually in the 1930s, albeit with fewer races.)

She is also one gold medal shy of the post-World War II individual record shared by Austrian Toni Sailer, Frenchwoman Marielle Goitschel and Swede Anja Pärson.

The other favorites at these worlds include Italian Sofia Goggia, the world’s top female downhiller this season, and the two leading men: Swiss Marco Odermatt (No. 1 in super-G and giant slalom) and Norwegian Aleksander Aamodt Kilde (No. 1 in downhill).

2023 World Alpine Skiing Championships Broadcast Schedule

Date	Event	Time (ET)	Platform
Mon., Feb. 6	Women’s Combined Super-G Run	5 a.m.	Peacock
	Women’s Combined Slalom Run	8:30 a.m.	Peacock
Tues., Feb. 7	Men’s Combined Super-G Run	5 a.m.	Peacock
	Men’s Combined Slalom Run	8:30 a.m.	Peacock
Wed., Feb. 8	Women’s Super-G	5:30 a.m.	Peacock
Thu., Feb. 9	Men’s Super-G	5:30 a.m.	Peacock
Sat., Feb. 11	Women’s Downhill	5 a.m.	Peacock
	Highlights	2:30 p.m.*	NBC, Peacock
Sun., Feb. 12	Men’s Downhill	5 a.m	Peacock
	Highlights	3 p.m.*	NBC, Peacock
Tue., Feb. 14	Team Parallel	6:15 a.m.	Peacock
	Men’s/Women’s Parallel Qualifying	11 a.m.	Peacock
Wed., Feb. 15	Men’s/Women’s Parallel	6 a.m.	Peacock
Thu., Feb. 16	Women’s Giant Slalom Run 1	4 a.m.	Peacock
	Women’s Giant Slalom Run 2	7:30 a.m.	Peacock
Fri., Feb. 17	Men’s Giant Slalom Run 1	4 a.m.	Peacock
	Men’s Giant Slalom Run 2	7:30 a.m.	Peacock
Sat., Feb. 18	Women’s Slalom Run 1	4 a.m.	Peacock
	Women’s Slalom Run 2	7:30 a.m.	Peacock
	Highlights	2:30 p.m.*	NBC, Peacock
Sun., Feb. 19	Men’s Slalom Run 1	4 a.m.	Peacock
	Men’s Slalom Run 2	7:30 a.m.	Peacock
	Highlights	3 p.m.*	NBC, Peacock

*Delayed broadcast
*All NBC coverage streams on NBCSports.com/live and the NBC Sports app for subscribers.

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