Ormerod and Weston Join Corona Cero’s Milano Cortina 2026 Team

Corona Cero has announced a new athlete wellbeing initiative for the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026, alongside unveiling a global roster of ambassadors who will represent the brand throughout the Games.

Developed in partnership with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and Athlete365, TIME CERO is designed to help Olympians relax, recharge and stay present amid the intensity of Olympic competition. As part of Corona Cero’s role as a Worldwide Olympic Partner, the initiative will be activated across Olympic locations in Italy and will be available to all Winter Olympians at Milano Cortina 2026.

The ambassador roster includes Great Britain’s Katie Ormerod (snowboard) and Matt Weston (skeleton), as well as Arianna Fontana (Italy, short track speed skating), Ayumu Hirano (Japan, snowboard), Cassie Sharpe (Canada, freestyle skiing), Lucas Pinheiro Braathen (Brazil, alpine skiing), Marie-Philip Poulin (Canada, ice hockey), Mark McMorris (Canada, snowboard) and Matt C. Smith (South Africa, cross-country skiing).

Central to the campaign is the creation of nature-inspired athlete spaces, including Cero Stress Zones across Olympic Villages, intended to offer downtime between competitions. The programme also includes Casa Corona hospitality areas for athlete celebrations, and a set of fan-facing experiences planned for Milan and Livigno, including lodge-style activations and pop-ups.

With TIME CERO, Corona Cero says it aims to broaden the idea of “golden moments” beyond podium results, focusing instead on balance, recovery and appreciating the Olympic journey as it unfolds.

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