At the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games, Victory
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Victory Selfie remodeled medal celebration experiences by athletes’ self-captured photos shared world wide, shortly turning into an iconic cultural second throughout the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Now, it has reached a brand new milestone because it returned to the Paralympic Winter Games.
For the primary time on the Paralympic Games, Victory Selfie expanded past particular person and pair occasions to all occasions — together with crew competitions. Victory Selfie was included into the official medal ceremony throughout all occasions as effectively on the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games. Every medal-winning athlete had the chance to share their particular person or crew triumph from their very own perspective. All Victory Selfie photos have been taken with the Galaxy Z Flip7 Olympic Edition.
Victory Selfie represents how the Paralympic Games proceed to evolve — honoring custom whereas embracing new methods to boost athlete and fan experiences in the course of the Games.
By inserting the telephone in athletes’ fingers, Samsung reinforces a easy perception: athletes ought to be capable to inform their very own tales.
▲ Bronze medalist Andrew Kurka of Team United States takes a Victory Selfie with gold medalist Jeroen Kampschreur of Team Netherlands and silver medalist Jesper Pedersen of Team Norway after the boys’s para alpine snowboarding super-G sitting occasion. (Photo by Linnea Rheborg / Getty Images)▲ Gold medalist Emanuel Perathoner of Team Italy, silver medalist Ben Tudhope of Team Australia and bronze medalist Jehyuk Lee of Team Republic of Korea pose for a Victory Selfie after the boys’s para snowboard cross SB-LL2 occasion. (Photo by Linnea Rheborg / Getty Images)▲ Gold medalist Oleksandra Kononova of Team Ukraine, silver medalist Natalie Wilkie of Team Canada and bronze medalist Liudmyla Liashenko of Team Ukraine take a Victory Selfie after the ladies’s para biathlon dash standing occasion. (Photo by Luke Hales / Getty Images)▲ Gold medalist Johannes Aigner of Team Austria and his information Nico Haberl, silver medalist Giacomo Bertagnolli of Team Italy and his information Andrea Ravelli and bronze medalist Kalle Ericsson of Team Canada and his information Sierra Smith pose for a Victory Selfie after the boys’s para alpine snowboarding super-G imaginative and prescient impaired occasion. (Photo by Linnea Rheborg / Getty Images)
