Japan Claims Bronze in Women’s Team Pursuit, miho Takagi Reaches Historic Medal Count
Milan, Italy – The Japanese women’s team pursuit squad secured the bronze medal at the milano Cortina Winter Olympics on Tuesday, February 17, 2026. This victory marks a significant milestone for team leader Miho Takagi, who now boasts an remarkable 10 Olympic medals throughout her career.
Takagi, alongside teammates Ayano Sato and Hana Noake, demonstrated a commanding performance in the bronze medal race, consistently leading and ultimately surpassing the united States team. Their final time was recorded at 2 minutes and 58.50 seconds.
The gold medal in the women’s team pursuit was claimed by Canada, who defeated the Netherlands in a thrilling final skate. The Canadian team’s victory showcased their strength and strategic prowess on the ice.
takagi’s achievement of 10 Olympic medals solidifies her position as one of Japan’s most decorated winter athletes. Her leadership and dedication have been instrumental in the success of the Japanese speed skating team.
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