When and where to watch figure skating at the Olympics on Wednesday – NBC Chicago

Team USA could win its first gold medal in figure skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics on Wednesday as star Nathan Chen and Chicago-area skater Jason Brown return to the ice.

Chen, who set a world record earlier this week in the men’s short program, is the favorite for gold in the men’s individual competition, which will culminate in medals after the free skate program.

Brown, who is from Highland Park, was also impressed with a stunning performance that earned him sixth place as he qualified for the free skate final.

Brown and Chen will represent the United States again on Wednesday as they each hope to win a medal. An American hasn’t won a singles medal since 2010, when Evan Lysacek won gold for Team USA in the event.

When and how to watch figure skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics?

The figure skating started on February 3 and will continue until February 19.

The first week of programming consisted entirely of team events, while the second week included individual competitions. Wednesday will mark the final of the medal contest for the men’s individual, which will conclude with the freestyle.

One of the final events of the Winter Olympics will be the Exhibition Gala, where fans can enjoy more personality-focused performances featuring some of the Games’ most popular skaters.

Below is the full event and streaming information for each figure skating competition day.

*TV channels reflect live events, times may differ for reruns; see the full schedule for detailed information.