Olympic King Dethroned: Klaebo's Six Golds Break 42-Year Record

Johannes Klaebo of Norway has made Winter Olympics history. He has surpassed a record many considered unbreakable. The cross-country skier won gold in all six of his events at this year's Games. This achievement breaks the record for most gold medals at a single Winter Olympics. The previous record was five golds. It was set by American speed skater Eric Heiden in 1980. Klaebo's performance dominated the cross-country skiing program. His six victories came in both individual and team events. This solidifies the 25-year-old's status as a new legend in winter sports. Heiden's record had stood for over four decades.