Dutch Royal Family at Speed Skating on Day Two of the Olympics
King Willem-Alexander, Queen Máxima and Princess Amalia were in Milan to cheer on the Dutch speed skaters during the men's 5,000 metre event.
The Dutch royal family was back in the stands on day two of the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina.
Queen Máxima arrives at the Milano Speed Skating Stadium. Photo: RVD
King Willem-Alexander, Queen Máxima and Princess Amalia attended the men's 5,000 metre speed skating event at the Milano Speed Skating Stadium. The royal family was there to support the Dutch skaters, who are traditionally among the favourites at this distance.
Princess Amalia arrives at the Milano Speed Skating Stadium. Photo: RVD
The Netherlands has a long and proud tradition in speed skating, and the royal family's presence at the skating events has become a staple of the Winter Olympic Games.
Princess Amalia with her parents during the speed skating event. Photo: RVD
The royal family applauds from the stands in Milan. Photo: RVD
Queen Máxima arrives at the Milano Speed Skating Stadium. Photo: RVD
King Willem-Alexander, Queen Máxima and Princess Amalia attended the men's 5,000 metre speed skating event at the Milano Speed Skating Stadium. The royal family was there to support the Dutch skaters, who are traditionally among the favourites at this distance.
Princess Amalia arrives at the Milano Speed Skating Stadium. Photo: RVD
The Netherlands has a long and proud tradition in speed skating, and the royal family's presence at the skating events has become a staple of the Winter Olympic Games.
Princess Amalia with her parents during the speed skating event. Photo: RVD
The royal family applauds from the stands in Milan. Photo: RVD