The Winter Olympics have started in Italy. On them, Serbia has three representatives who will fight for Olympic medals in the coming days
Anja Ilić, Aleksa Tomić and Miloš Milosavljević defend colors of Serbia at this year's Winter Olympics which are held in Italy.
Ilić and Milosavljević, members of the national team in Nordic running, carried the flag of Serbia through the San Siro stadium in Milan on Friday (February 6) at the opening of the Games.
Anja Ilić and Miloš Milosavljević compete in cross-country, and the competitions are held in Val di Fjeme from February 7 to 13.
The third representative of Serbia at the Olympic Games in Italy, young skier Aleksa Tomović, will arrive in Bormio on February 11, and his giant slalom and slalom competitions are scheduled for February 14 and 16.
Ilić will be the first to hit the ski slopes, as she is expected to qualify for the women's sprint on February 10. Qualifying starts at 9.15, followed by the quarter finals.
On the same day, Milosavljević will also compete in the men's sprint. Qualifications are scheduled from 9:55 a.m. in Teser, where the women's competition is also held.
Two days later, also in Teser, Ilić will be among the female competitors in the ten kilometer freestyle skiing. The race starts at 13 p.m.
The last Serbian representative, Aleksa Tomović, will also compete in two disciplines. In Bormi on February 14, from 10 am, he will compete in the giant slalom, while two days after that he will compete in the slalom at the same place, reports RTS.
The Winter Olympics opened at the San Siro stadium in Milan.
For the first time in the history of the Olympic Games, two Olympic flames were lit - one in Milan and the other in Cortina d'Ampezzo.
Close to five thousand athletes from 92 countries will fight for medals until February 22.
The Games were officially opened by the President of Italy, Sergio Mattarella.
The Olympic Games in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo are the first to be organized in two cities, and Italy is hosting the Winter Olympic Games for the third time.
About 50 heads of state and government attended the opening of the Games in Milan.
MORE discipline than in previous games
This year's Olympic Games will have 116 competitions in 16 disciplines, which is seven competitions and one discipline more than in Beijing four years ago.
Among the new events are the men's and women's double moguls in freestyle skiing, the return of men's and women's doubles in luge, the men's and women's team alpine combined, the women's individual ski jumping competition and the mixed skeleton relay.
Source: FoNet/RTS
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