The 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics excitement is reaching its climax – how much do you know about past Games?

It's woman&home's quiz of the day! How much do you know about the Winter Olympics of the past?

A photo of Torvil and Dean performing the Bolero in the Ice Dancing competition of the 1984 Winter Olympics held at the Zetra Ice Hall in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia in February, 1984. A woman&home Quiz of the Day logo is overlaid
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The 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics has been a delightful spectacle of sequins, skeleton, snowboarding – and a healthy dose of scandal away from the events, too. Like all good things, on Sunday, the closing ceremony will mark the end of another season of incredible athletic and personal achievements, and I know I for one will miss it.

The approaching end of the competition has got me feeling nostalgic for past Winter Olympics (I vividly remember being glued to the 1992 Games during a sleepover at a friend's house, and of course have watched Torvill and Dean's famous Bolero more times than I can count) so I've put together a quick quiz of the day to celebrate this wonderful event's rich history.

How did you do on the quiz?

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Ella Taylor
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Ella is Managing Editor for Woman&Home online, helping the team to ensure our content is expertly written, authoritative, timely and compelling. She has 15 years of of editorial experience and a First Class Honours degree in Journalism. She regularly digs through magazine issues and digital archives to unearth content treasures in need of a good polish in order to bring readers a variety of interesting articles; helps the section editors to forward-plan features; and writes news stories and the odd buying guide or product recommendation, putting her eye for good design and photography to use.

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