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26.3 Short track speed skating

January 10- World junior short-track speed skating championships at Beijing
- Men's 500 m winner: Ho-Suk Lee , South Korea 42.542 seconds
- Women's 500 m winner: Anouk Leblanc-Boucher , Canada 45.689 seconds
January 11-
- Men's 1000 m winner: Ki-Deok Kwon , South Korea 1:28.682
- Women's 1000 m winner: Yun-Mi Kang , South Korea 1:36.040
January 17- European short-track speedskating championship at Zoetermeer, Netherlands:
- Women's 500 m: Evgenia Radanova , Bulgaria 44.882
- Men's 500 m: Nicola Franceschina , Italy 42. 845

27 Netball

5 July- World champions, New Zealand's Silver Ferns, complete 3-0 test series win over Australia with 53-46 win at Hamilton, New Zealand.

28 Skiing & Snowboarding

Biathlon
- January 10- World Cup Biathalon event at Pokljuka , Slovenia winner, men's 12.5 km pursuit: Ole Einar Bjoerndalen, Norway, 36:18.8
- January 14- World Cup Biathalon event at Ruhpolding, Germany winner, Women's 4x6K Relay winner: Germany, 1:18:37
- January 15- Men's 4x7.5K Relay winner: Belarus, 1:43:43.71
- January 17- World Cup Biathalon competition Men's 10 km Sprint winner: Halvard Hanevold , Norway 25:01.5
Cross-country skiing
- January 10- World Cup men's cross-country skiing competition at Otepaa , Finland winner, 30 km mass start: Frode Estil , Norway, 1:15:18.1
- January 17- World Cup cross-country ski meet at Nove Mesto na Morave , Czech Republic
  - Men's 15 km classical style winner: Andrus Veerpalu , Estonia 42:27.6
  - Women's 10 km classical style winner: Gabriella Paruzzi , Italy 31:17.6
Downhill skiing
- January 4 - Men's World Cup Slalom Competition at Flachau , Austria winner: Kalle Palander , Finland, 1:42.24
- January 4 - Women's World Cip Giant Slalom Competition at Megeve, France winner: Alexandra Meissnitzer , Austria 1:24.98
- January 10 - Men's World Cup downhill race at Chamonix, France winner: Stephane Eberharter , Austria 1:59.08
- January 10- Women's World Cup downhill ski race at Veysonnaz , Switzerland winner: Renate Goetschl , Austria 1:38.58
- January 11- Men's World Cup slalom at Chamonix, France winner: Giorgio Rocca , Italy 1:29.09
- January 17- Women's World Cup downhill race at Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy winner: Hilde Gerg , Germany 1:17.57
Freestyle skiing
- January 10- Ericsson World Freestyle skiing competition at Mont Tremblant, Quebec
  - Women's Moguls winner: Stephanie St. Pierre , Canada 24.25 points
  - Men's Moguls winner: Marc-Andre Moreau , Canada 25.14 points
- January 16- Freesyle FIS World Cup at Lake Placid, New York
  - Women's aerials winner: Jiao Wang , China 183.61
  - Men's aerials winner: Steve Omischl , Canada 246.01
- January 17
  - Women's Moguls winner: Jennifer Heil , Canada 26.77
  - Men's Moguls winner: Janne Lahtela, Finland 26.29
Giant slalom
- January 3 - Men's World Cup Giant Slalom Competition at Flachau , Austria winner: Benjamin Raich , Austria, 2:22.54
Nordic skiing
- January 4 - Nordic combined World Cup event at Schonach , Germany winner: Todd Lodwick , United States, 34:29.5
Ski jumping
- January 1 - The traditional New Year's Ski Jumping in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany. The Large Hill event was won by Sigurd Pettersen of Norway with 253.8 points.
- January 4 - Four Hills ski jumping tournament at Innsbruck, Austria. K120 winner: Peter Zonta , Slovenia, 265.2 points
Super-G
- January 11 - Women's World Cup super-G at Veysonnaz , Switzerland winner: Hilde Gerg , Germany, 1:21.34
- January 14 - Women's World Cup super-G at Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy winner: Genevieve Simard , Canada, 13.05
- January 16 - Women's World Cup super-G at Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy winner: Renate Goetschl , Austria 1:10.59
Snowboarding
- January 3 - World Cup men's "big air" snowboarding competition at Klagenfurt, Austria winner: Aleksi Vanninen , Finland, 1,000 points
- January 6 - World Cup snowboard parallel slalom at Bad Gastein , Austria
  - Men's winner: Dejan Josir , Slovenia, 1,000
  - Women's winner: Jagna Kolasinska-Marczulajtis , Poland, 1,000
- January 10 - World Cup giant slalom race at L'Alpe d'Huez, France
  - Men's Parallel Giant Slalom winner: Urs Eiselin , Switzerland, 1,000
  - Women's Parallel Giant Slalom winner: Daniela Meuli , Switzerland, 1,000
- January 16 - World Cup cross at Arosa , Switzerland
  - Men's winner: Stefano Pozzolini , Italy 1,000
  - Women's winner: Karine Ruby , France 1,000
- January 17 -
  - Men's winner: Simone Malusa , Italy 1,000
  - Women's winner: Karine Ruby, France 1,000

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