The U.S. team of Kalia Kuhn, Connor Curran and Christopher Lillis won gold in freestyle mixed aerials on Saturday, finishing atop the podium for the second consecutive Winter Olympics. The gold medal was also Team USA's 11th of the Milan Cortina Games, more than the U.S. has ever won at a single Winter Games.

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Great Britain have had a record-breaking time in Milan Cortina so far, here's all the medals won, and how the star athletes did it.

Klaebo’s triumph in the 50-kilometer mass start race was his sixth victory at the Milan Cortina Games and shattered the nearly 50-year record set by American speed skater Eric Heiden, who won five golds in the 1980 Lake Placid Olympics.

Klaebo became the winningest athlete at a single Winter Olympics, sweeping the men's cross-country golds in Italy.

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Marijke Groenewoud of the Netherlands and Manganello were first to sprint out, followed tightly by Canada’s Ivanie Blondin. From there, it was a three-woman race for gold. Groenewoud pulled ahead of Manganello, then Blondin caught the American — beating Manganello to the line by .30.

Team Canada scored in bunches in the second half of the showdown and returned to the podium for the first time since 2014.