NBC Olympics has announced the hosts for its coverage of the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics on USA Network and CNBC. Viewers can expect to see familiar faces like Trenni Casey, Lindsay Czarniak, Carolyn Manno, George Savaricas, and Andrew Siciliano, who will also host the popular Gold Zone whip-around show.
Despite the spin-off of USA Network and CNBC into a separate entity called Versant in January 2026, NBC has ensured a consistent approach to its Olympic coverage. USA Network will provide 24/7 comprehensive coverage throughout the competition, while CNBC will focus on weekend and weekday coverage after its regular business programming.
When Does the Coverage Start?
Coverage on USA Network and CNBC will kick off on Thursday, February 5, 2026, a day before the Opening Ceremony. Events such as women’s hockey, mixed doubles curling, and snowboard big air competition will be featured early on.
Peacock Streaming Coverage
In addition to cable coverage, NBC will stream every event live on its Peacock streaming service, ensuring fans have access to all the action. This comprehensive approach allows viewers to watch the Olympics whenever and wherever they choose.
What NBC Executives are Saying
Rebecca Chatman, Vice President and Coordinating Producer, NBC Olympics Production, expressed excitement about the returning hosts. "We are excited to have veterans of multiple Olympics returning to serve as hosts to present the most compelling stories, news, and interviews as we take viewers from event to event throughout the Games," she said.
- USA Network: 24/7 Olympic Coverage
- CNBC: Weekend and Weekday Coverage
- Peacock: Live Streaming of Every Event
NBC plans to announce its full linear programming schedule at a later date. Stay tuned for more details on how to watch the 2026 Winter Olympics.