Biatlon – Sat Olimpic Anterselva
6 sportivi (1 feminin, 4 masculin)

Anastasia Tolmacheva,
George Buta, George Colțea, Raul  Flore, Dmitrii Shamaev
Tehnicieni: Gheorghe Stoian – antrenor principal, Sorin Gîrbacea și Cristian Moșoiu – antrenori secunzi (masculin), Vasile Gheorghe – antrenor principal, feminin

Bob – Sat Olimpic Cortina
4 sportivi + 1 rezervă (masculin)

Constantin Dinescu,   George Iordache, Mihai Păcioianu, Mihai Tentea – titulari, Andrei Nica - rezervă
Tehnicieni: Iulian Păcioianu – antrenor principal, Dorin Grigore, antrenor secund

Patinaj artistic – Sat Olimpic Milano
1 sportiv (feminin)

Julia Sauter
Antrenor: Roxana Luca

Sanie – Sat Olimpic Cortina
7 sportivi (3 feminin, 4 masculin)

Corina Buzățoiu, Raluca Strămăturaru, Carmen Manolescu
Valentin Crețu, Eduard Crăciun, Marian Gîtlan, Darius Șerban
Tehnicieni: Alexandru Comșa – antrenor principal, Radu Eugen – antrenor secund

Sărituri cu schiurile – Sat Olimpic Predazzo
 4 sportivi (2 masculin, 2 feminin)

Daniela Toth, Delia Folea,
Daniel Cacina, Mihnea Spulber
Tehnicieni: Florin Spulber – antrenor principal, Adrian Comănescu – antrenor secund

Schi alpin – Sat Olimpic Cortina (întrecerile feminine), Sat Olimpic Bormio (întrecerile masculine)
2 sportivi (1 feminin, 1 masculin)

Sofia Moldovan,
Alexandru Ștefănescu
Tehnicieni: Luigi Rossi –  antrenor (feminin) Andrei Burchiu – antrenor (masculin)

Schi fond – Sat Olimpic Predazzo
3 sportivi (1 feminin, 2 masculin)

Delia Reit,
Paul Pepene, Gabriel Cojocaru
Tehncieni: Ioan Lungociu – antrenor principal, Ioan Poponeci – antrenor secund

Snowboard – Sat Olimpic Livigno
2 sportive
 Kata Mandel, Henrietta Bartalis
Tehncieni: Kinda Geza – antrenor principal, Zoltan Reisz – antrenor secund

În premieră la o ediție a Jocurilor Olimpice, deoarece întrecerile se vor desfășoară în regiuni aflate la distanțe mari, vor fi organizate patru ceremonii de deschidere: una principală, la Milano, care va fi transmisă în direct de posturile de televiziune din întreaga lume, și trei secundare, la Cortina, Livigno și Pedrazzo.

În aceste condiții, România a desemnat-o purtător de drapel la Milano pe Julia Sauter (patinaj artistic).

La Livigno, delegația Team Romania va fi conndusă în arenă de Kata Mandel (snowboard) și Alexandru Ștefănescu (schi alpin). La Pedrazzo, cei care vor deschide defilarea pentru România vor fi Daniela Toth (schi sărituri) și Paul Pepene (schi fond).

La Cortina, unde se află cea mai numeroasă parte a delegației tricolore, Mihai Tentea (bob) va fi portdrapel, în timp ce de la sanie, Raluca Strămăturaru este sportivul reprezentativ ajuns la 5 ediții de Jocuri.

Romania to Be Represented by 29 Athletes at the Milano–Cortina 2026 Olympic Games

The composition of the Romanian delegation that will take part in the Milano–Cortina 2026 Olympic Games was approved today by the Executive Committee of the Romanian Olympic and Sports Committee (ROSC).

Accompanied by their technical staff, 28 athletes and one reserve, who will be accommodated in six Olympic Villages, will compete in eight sports disciplines, as follows:

Biathlon – Anterselva Olympic Village

5 athletes (1 woman, 4 men)
Anastasia Tolmacheva
George Buta, George Colțea, Raul Flore, Dmitrii Shamaev

Coaches:
Gheorghe Stoian – Head Coach
Sorin Gîrbacea, Cristian Moșoiu – Assistant Coaches (men)
Vasile Gheorghe – Head Coach (women)

Bobsleigh – Cortina Olympic Village

4 athletes + 1 reserve (men)
Constantin Dinescu, George Iordache, Mihai Păcioianu, Mihai Tentea – athletes
Andrei Nica – reserve

Coaches:
Iulian Păcioianu – Head Coach
Dorin Grigore – Assistant Coach

Figure Skating – Milan Olympic Village

1 athlete (woman)
Julia Sauter

Coach:
Roxana Luca

Luge – Cortina Olympic Village

7 athletes (3 women, 4 men)
Corina Buzățoiu, Raluca Strămăturaru, Carmen Manolescu
Valentin Crețu, Eduard Crăciun, Marian Gîtlan, Darius Șerban

Coaches:
Alexandru Comșa – Head Coach
Radu Eugen – Assistant Coach

Ski Jumping – Predazzo Olympic Village

4 athletes (2 women, 2 men)
Daniela Toth, Delia Folea
Daniel Cacina, Mihnea Spulber

Coaches:
Florin Spulber – Head Coach
Adrian Comănescu – Assistant Coach

Alpine Skiing

·        Women’s events: Cortina Olympic Village

·        Men’s events: Bormio Olympic Village

2 athletes (1 woman, 1 man)
Sofia Moldovan
Alexandru Ștefănescu

Coaches:
Luigi Rossi – Coach (women)
Andrei Burchiu – Coach (men)

Cross-Country Skiing – Predazzo Olympic Village

3 athletes (1 woman, 2 men)
Delia Reit
Paul Pepene, Gabriel Cojocaru

Coaches:
Ioan Lungociu – Head Coach
Ioan Poponeci – Assistant Coach

Snowboard – Livigno Olympic Village

2 athletes (women)
Kata Mandel, Henrietta Bartalis

Coaches:
Kinda Geza – Head Coach
Zoltan Reisz – Assistant Coach

For the first time in Olympic history, due to the large distances between competition venues, four Opening Ceremonies will be organised: a main ceremony in Milan, broadcast live worldwide, and three secondary ceremonies in Cortina, Livigno, and Predazzo.

Under these circumstances, Julia Sauter (figure skating) has been appointed flag bearer for Romania at the Milan Opening Ceremony.

In Livigno, the Team Romania delegation will be led during the Parade of Nations by Kata Mandel (snowboard) and Alexandru Ștefănescu (alpine skiing).
In Predazzo, Romania will be represented by Daniela Toth (ski jumping) and Paul Pepene (cross-country skiing).

In Cortina, which hosts the largest part of the Romanian delegation, Mihai Tentea (bobsleigh) will serve as flag bearer, while Raluca Strămăturaru (luge) is the representative athlete, marking her fifth Olympic Games appearance.