Olympics Skeleton Men’s Final live stream, start time, TV channel
By Staff
Everything you need to know to watch the men’s skeleton final at the 2018 Winter Olympics to see if Yun Sung-Bin wins Korea’s first medal in the sport.
After the first two runs, the world will be watching to see if Yun Sung-Bin can make history in the final two runs in the skeleton at the 2018 Winter Olympics. After two course records in his first two runs at the Alpensia Sliding Centre, Sung-Bin is sitting in first place atop the standings and a solid grip on the gold medal.
Not only would it be Korea’s first gold medal in the skeleton, it’d be the country’s first medal in any sliding sport (luge, skeleton and bobsled).
Germany, which dominated the luge, a similar sport, is threatening to medal but it appears they will be left off the podium for a sliding sport for the first time at the 2018 Winter Games.
Team USA doesn’t have a realistic shot at medaling after finishing in 11th and 13th after two runs.
You can watch all the action live on our local NBC station, which will be airing a mix of alpin skiing, speed skating and figure skating along with the skeleton. You can watch a strictly skeleton feed on NBC Sports Live.
Next: Best live streams to watch sports and TV shows
Date: Thursday, Feb. 15
Start time: 7:30 p.m. ET
Location: Pyeongchang, South Korea
Stadium: Alpensia Sliding Centre
TV Info: NBC Sports
Live Stream: NBC Sports Live, Fubo.TV
Next: Best Olympian from each state
For more from the Winter Olympics, make sure to follow FanSided and stayed tuned to our Olympics hub for all the latest news and results. Follow the Olympics medal count here.