NBC Announces Hosts for Milan Cortina Winter Olympics Coverage

STAMFORD, Conn. – November 24, 2025 – NBC Olympics has revealed the hosts for its coverage of the XXV Olympic Winter Games in Milan, Italy. Trenni Casey, Lindsay Czarniak, Carolyn Manno, George Savaricas, and Andrew Siciliano will lead the coverage on CNBC and USA Network.

The Opening Ceremony is set for February 6, 2026, which will be broadcast live on NBC and its streaming platform, Peacock. The comprehensive Olympic coverage will begin a day earlier, on February 5, featuring women’s hockey, mixed doubles curling, and snowboard big air events.

“We are excited to have veterans of multiple Olympics returning to serve as hosts to present the most compelling stories, news, and interviews during the Games,” said Rebecca Chatman, Vice President and Coordinating Producer for NBC Olympics Production.

In January 2026, USA Network and CNBC will be owned by Versant, a new media company spun off from Comcast NBCUniversal. This transition raises questions about NBC’s coverage plan, which has traditionally engaged its wide-ranging cable networks for extensive Olympic programming.

Despite the shift, familiar faces will host the Olympics programming. Andrew Siciliano will return to host the Gold Zone whip-around show, which has gained popularity over previous Olympic events.

As the Olympics approach, additional details about the programming will be released. USA Network and CNBC will cover events throughout the day once their respective business programming concludes. The breadth of coverage aims to engage audiences and enrich their Olympic experience.

With the games set to take place across various locations in northern Italy, the 2026 Winter Olympics will mark the second time Cortina hosts the event, having previously held the 1956 Winter Olympics.

Stay tuned for more announcements as NBC prepares for what promises to be an exciting showcase of winter sports.