Po pierwsze, to nie jest randkowa lista – to zimowa symfonia siły, stylu i adrenaliny
Przesuń w lewo na nudne biosy randkowe — Zimowe Igrzyska 2026 wyłonią złotą galerię sportowców łączących muskularność, urodę i błyskotliwy talent. Od zjazdów, które dosłownie zwisają grawitację, po lodowe i mroźne tory prędkości — tegoroczne Igrzyska nie tylko zbierają medale, lecz zamieniają góry w pulsujący magnes na pożądanie. Wyobraź sobie wyrzeźbione sylwetki, bezkompromisowy zapał i gwiazdorski urok, wszystko w ruchu z prędkością około 97 km/h. Kobiety serwują moc i spokój w równych dawkach — wysokie skoki narciarskie, błyskawiczna dominacja na lodzie i snowboardowe legendy gotowe do zdobycia podium i serc. Mężczyźni? Czyste show na stokach — śmiałe loty, królowie trików i przystojni chłopcy zimowych sportów łączący urok „chłopca z sąsiedztwa” z atletyzmem na olimpijskim poziomie. W Mediolanie nie chodzi tylko o to, kto zgarnie złoto — chodzi o to, kto zapiera dech podczas zdobywania go.
In This Article:
- Eileen Gu — chińsko-amerykańska gwiazda, która góruje nad zimowymi skrzydłami
- 40-stop high? To dla Eileen Gu nic nowego
- Mac Forehand — amerykański freestyle, który łączy hollywoodzki uśmiech z ryzykiem
- Jutta Leerdam — błyskawica na lodzie i globalna ikona seksu
- Scotty James — perfekcyjny model okładkowy snowboardu
- Lindsey Vonn — królowa powrotów i zabawek stoku
- Mac Forehand — powrót do światła: kolejny show, kolejny rekord
- Chloe Kim — księżniczka halfpipe’u
- Marcus Kleveland — nordycki bog zimowych tricków
Eileen Gu — chińsko-amerykańska gwiazda, która góruje nad zimowymi skrzydłami
Gdyby dominacja olimpijska miała kartę twarzy, byłaby nią Eileen Gu. Ta chińsko-amerykańska gwiazda narciarstwa akrobatycznego nie zbiera tylko medali — 22-letnia zawodniczka gromadzi fanów w milionach dzięki zapierającym dech trikami, modelowym wyglądom i CV, które łączy ivy-league’owskie mózgi z mistrzostwem sportowym.
40-stop high? To dla Eileen Gu nic nowego
One minute she’s soaring 40 feet in the air like a Marvel character, the next she’s on the cover of Vogue Hong Kong, rocking sharp winged liner, rosy lipstick and looking positively catwalk-ready. Gu has already become the Winter Games’ ultimate triple threat: fierce, fashionable and flat-out unstoppable. Fans continue to leave a plethora of comments beneath her Instagram posts, noting that she looks “stronger, hotter and better than ever.”
Mac Forehand — amerykański freestyle, który łączy hollywoodzki uśmiech z ryzykiem
This slopestyle sensation is known for pulling off tricks so wild, they look CGI — all while rocking effortless heartthrob energy that’s made him a fan favorite on and off the mountain. With movie-star dimples, a killer jawline and medal-worthy muscle, the 27-year-old American freestyle skier blends a mega-watt Hollywood smile with daredevil dominance, soaring higher than just about anyone in the game. Back at the 2022 Winter Olympics in China, Hall didn’t just show up — he showed out, snagging Olympic gold for Team USA in freestyle skiing and cementing himself as one of the sport’s biggest stars. As one admirer recently put it: “got lost in his eyes.” Another watching him on the slopes wrote, “Omg he’s a god.”
Jutta Leerdam — błyskawica na lodzie i globalna ikona seksu
If speed could break hearts, it would look a lot like Jutta Leerdam. The Dutch ice rocket isn’t just one of the fastest women on skates — she’s a total global sex symbol, blasting around the oval with thigh-burning power and Barbie doll shine. She’s not just easy on the eyes — she’s an absolute menace on the ice. The dynamo from the Netherlands crowned herself the 2022 World Sprint Champion across the 500 and 1,000 meters, then doubled down by owning the 1,000-meter world title in both 2020 and 2023. One lap in, and fans are already in a meltdown — calling the 27-year-old “unreal beautiful,” “stunning,” and crowning her the hottest thing to hit the ice since frozen margaritas.
Scotty James — perfekcyjny model okładkowy snowboardu
The perfect snowboarding cover model is arguably Scotty James. The Aussie halfpipe dreamboat flies higher than airline miles, launching monster airs with a six-pack strong enough to melt the ice beneath him. All while looking like a Tinseltown hunk, James, 31, has turned every run into a jaw-dropping spectacle — leaving judges stunned, rivals sweating and fans openly thirsting in the comments. A four-time Olympian, the wintry stud even carried Australia’s flag at the 2018 Winter Games, where he capped the honor with a bronze medal run that had the crowd whistling and cheering and the judges locked in. As for what the internet has to say? “Scotty’s so cuteee” one devotee penned under a video he shared in which he danced shirtless while others conveyed their thoughts with heart-eye emojis.
Lindsey Vonn — królowa powrotów i zabawek stoku
If comeback queens had a Mount Rushmore? Lindsey Vonn would be front and center — in ski goggles and a crown. The American downhill legend, 41, isn’t just one of the most decorated racers in history; the blond bombshell is an absolute force of nature who made speed look sexy and pain look optional. With thunder-thigh power, runway-ready confidence and a list of record-breaking wins, Vonn turned alpine skiing into must-see TV. As fans know, the svelte entrepreneur and author grabbed four overall World Cup crowns, ripping off three straight titles from 2008 to 2010 before adding another in 2012 — putting her in elite company among the greatest women to ever race downhill. Now back in the Olympic spotlight, despite a torn ACL, she’s proving once again that legends don’t fade — they level up. According to sports fans, she’s often praised as the “Hottest Sportswoman out there” and a “goddess of beauty” for her insanely symmetrical facial features, killer legs and beaming smile.
Mac Forehand — powrót do światła: kolejny show, kolejny rekord
American freestyle phenom Mac Forehand launches himself off mountains like gravity is merely a suggestion, throwing down sky-high tricks with the confidence of a guy who knows all eyes are already on him. With beach-boy good looks, explosive athleticism and nerves of steel, Mac Forehand has become one of Team USA’s most electric snow stars — part adrenaline junkie, part 2000s Abercrombie & Fitch model material. Every run is a highlight reel, every landing a mic drop. And fans have certainly noticed him in many Olympic ads out there (how could you not?) But make no mistake — behind the pretty face is a ruthless competitor chasing podiums. He’s already been mixing it up with the world’s best — throwing down at the 2021 Freestyle World Championships, where he just missed the podium with a fourth-place big air finish, before taking his talents straight to the 2022 Winter Olympics to battle on sport’s biggest stage.
Chloe Kim — księżniczka halfpipe’u
Let’s say halfpipe royalty had a crown. You already know it would be sitting on Chloe Kim’s perfectly tousled helmet hair. The snowboarding superstar, 25, doesn’t just dominate her sport — she does it with effortless cool-girl charisma, sending sky-high tricks while looking like she just stepped out of a streetwear campaign. With powerhouse legs, cheekbones that could cut glass, luscious brunette waves and a bunch of historic wins, Kim turned the halfpipe into her personal playground — and fans into full-blown superfans. Spectators call her “the hottest snowboarder ever,” “a legend and a baddie,” and “the main character of winter sports.” All in all, she’s not just winning medals — she’s winning the internet.
Marcus Kleveland — nordycki bog zimowych tricków
The Norwegian trick king, 26, is famous for launching absolutely massive airs — the kind that make crowds gasp, judges blink twice, and gravity file a complaint. Built like a Nordic superhero with a chiseled jawline and, according to fans, “kissable full lips,” Kleveland blends raw power with silky-smooth style, making every run look both terrifying and ridiculously cool. He burst onto the scene as a trick-throwing teenage prodigy — becoming the first rider ever to land a quad cork 1800 in competition while stacking X Games golds in slopestyle and big air like trophies on a shelf. What do you think? Post a comment. From podium sweeps at the X Games to strong Olympic showings before he could legally toast the wins, Kleveland has spent his career showing the laws of physics are more like guidelines. Fans drool over his Thor-esque good looks while replaying his insane tricks on loop, dubbing him a “snow god” and the “reason winter just got hot.”
