Laura Robson has completed a whirlwind journey from the Australian Open to the Winter Olympics, spending 19 consecutive days without watching tennis. In her latest Sky Sports column, the former British No. 1 detailed her transition from Melbourne's summer heat to the icy slopes of Cortina for the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games. Robson described the experience as "incredible," working alongside fellow British athletes including skeleton gold medalist Matt Weston.

Between tennis tournaments, Robson found herself immersed in curling preparation, studying the sport intensively during her flight from Australia. She credited British curlers for generously explaining tactics and strategies during their downtime at the Games. The contrast between summer and winter Olympics struck her as well - while the Paris Games felt like a "behemoth," the Winter Olympics offered a more spread-out experience across multiple venues.

Robson's Australian Open experience included family time at her parents' home, where her mother provided full-service hospitality including laundry and bedtime turndown service. She also commented on Naomi Osaka's viral jellyfish-inspired outfit, praising the tennis star's bold fashion choice as a conversation starter that broke from traditional tournament attire. Now back in tennis mode, Robson prepares to cover the upcoming BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, marking her return to the sport after nearly three weeks away.