Complete 2026 Winter Olympics Short Track and Figure Skating Schedule (KST)

Here's a complete breakdown of the key Korean short track, figure skating, and snowboarding competition times at the 2026 Milan Winter Olympics, all based on Korean time. No more confusing time zone calculations! Check out the evening golden hour and early morning competitions in advance.

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If you have secured a relay channel, now is the time to “When will I see you?” is important. This Milan-Cortina d'Ampezzo Olympics is more important than Korea. 8 hours slow Due to the time difference, you may miss the live broadcast.

I calculated the time difference myself Key dates for the South Korean national team's medal huntI've organized it in Korean time. Turn on your phone's calendar app and follow along!

1. Get your chicken ready! (Evening Golden Time Match)

Italy's daytime matches are played between 8 and 11 p.m. in Korea. These are popular sports that both office workers and students can comfortably cheer on.

• Snowboarding (with Cabbage Boy Lee Sang-ho)
  • Sunday, February 8th, 9:00 PM – Men’s parallel giant slalom final
  • It's the perfect time to order chicken and watch it with your family on a weekend night. Don't miss the "Cabbage Boy" race as they aim for the gold medal, washing away the disappointment of last year's competition.
• Short track (mixed relay)
  • Monday, February 9, 8:56 PM – Mixed relay final
  • The mixed relay, featuring male and female aces like Hwang Dae-heon and Choi Min-jeong, is the highlight of short track speed skating. Expect a refreshing, golden run that will banish the Monday blues.

2. Set your alarm! (Dawn/Morning Games)

The problem is the main match of the evening in Italy. In Korean time 2am to 5amIt's going on. If you're a true sports fan, an alarm is a must, right?

• Figure skating (Cha Jun-hwan and Kim Hyun-kyum)
  • Wednesday, February 11, 2:30 AM – Men's single short program
  • Saturday, February 14th, 3:00 AM – Men's Single Free Skating (Medal Match)
  • If you want to see the beautiful performance of Cha Jun-hwan, the star of Korean male figure skating, you'll need to wake up early.
• Short track (men's and women's individual events/relay)
  • Sunday, February 15th, 4:15 AM – Men's 1500m / Women's 1000m final
  • Thursday, February 19, 4:15 AM – Men's 500m / Women's 3000m relay final
  • The relay final, the crown jewel of short track speed skating, takes place at dawn. Even if you're a little tired, join us live for this moment, when the Taegeuk Warriors will be smiling the most.

3. Do you need the entire schedule in Excel/PDF?

Broadcast schedules are subject to change due to local circumstances. The most accurate timetable is, of course, the official website. If you're curious about the preliminaries for specific events (curling, speed skating, etc.), click the button below to check.

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4. Conclusion: Be sure to keep February 8th and 9th free!

This is the first half of the Olympics Sunday, February 8th, night과 Monday, February 9th, nightThe medal matches are concentrated in the time slot most suitable for Koreans to watch.

Detailed real-time match times can be checked through the official website button below.

📅 View the full Korean national team match schedule (official)

※ Match times may change depending on local circumstances.