There may be another medal needed for a late-entry in cross-country skiing at the Winter Olympics. 👀🥇 Video captured the moment a dog entered the women's team sprint qualifications and ran behind skiers to cross the finish line at the Games. The crowd cheered as the dog joined skiers on the course to make its way to the end of the race just behind Croatia's Tena Hadzic, with announcers calling the moment. "Racing to the line there. the crowd clearly enjoying this," one commentator said. #dogs

17K views · 542 reactions | In the 2026 Winter Olympics in Lago di Tesero, a two-year-old Czechoslovakian wolfdog named Nazgul escaped a nearby B&B and sprinted onto the women’s cross-country course—charging down the homestretch beside elite athletes and even crossing the finish line on the photo camera. Officials quickly returned him home unharmed, but not before cameras caught the moment. Nazgul didn’t affect results, yet he delivered one of the Games’ most unforgettable scenes. “I was like, ‘