Canada’s Brendan Mackay wins bronze in men’s freeski halfpipe at Milano Cortina 2026 with a thrilling final run.
Mackay Delivers Dramatic Finish for Canada
Talk about a nail-biter. Brendan Mackay, Canada’s 28-year-old freeski star, grabbed bronze in the men’s halfpipe at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics. It all came down to his final run on Friday, leaving fans on the edge of their seats.
A Rocky Start Makes the Victory Sweeter
Mackay stumbled on his first two attempts, leaving him in a tight spot. But on his third run, he nailed it. The spectacular performance earned him 91.00 points, just edging out American competitor Nick Goepper, who suffered a frightening crash on his last attempt.
Canada’s Medal Count Keeps Climbing
This bronze marks Canada’s 17th medal at Milano Cortina 2026: four gold, five silver, and eight bronze. Mackay’s podium finish adds another highlight to the team’s already impressive performance at these Winter Games.
Fans Celebrate an Unforgettable Moment
The combination of resilience, precision, and timing made Mackay’s final run unforgettable. It’s a reminder of why Olympic moments are so thrilling — anything can happen until the very last second.
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