Great Britain's skeleton duo Matt Weston and Marcus Wyatt are set to compete in the third heat of the men's skeleton competition at Milano Cortina 2026.
The British pair will take to the ice at 6:30pm GMT as they continue their Olympic campaign on one of the sport's most challenging tracks. Both athletes are representing Team GB in what promises to be a crucial heat in the men's skeleton competition.
Matt Weston heads into the third run looking to build on his strong performances in the earlier heats. The British slider has established himself as one of the top contenders in the field, bringing both technical precision and raw speed to his runs down the iconic Italian track.
Marcus Wyatt Joins British Challenge
Marcus Wyatt completes the British lineup, giving Team GB two strong medal prospects in the men's skeleton event. The depth of British talent in skeleton has been evident throughout the competition, with both athletes showing the form that has made Great Britain a powerhouse in the discipline.
The third heat represents a critical opportunity for both Weston and Wyatt to consolidate their positions ahead of the final runs. With the margins in skeleton often measured in hundredths of a second, every run carries immense importance in the battle for Olympic medals.
British Skeleton Tradition Continues
Great Britain has a proud history in Olympic skeleton, with athletes consistently challenging for medals at the Winter Games. The sport has become one of Team GB's strongest winter disciplines, producing world-class sliders who regularly compete at the highest level.
The Milano Cortina track has provided a stern test for all competitors, with its technical sections and high-speed straights demanding absolute precision from the athletes. Both Weston and Wyatt will need to navigate the challenging course perfectly to maintain their medal hopes.
