These are the hottest men of PyeongChang

Of course I follow the Winter Games closely and I do this because I find the game, the sport, and the excitement just incredibly interesting. But there are secretly also times when I turn on the TV because the male gender is très satisfying. If you're not really into the Olympic Games yet, definitely scroll through this footage. Bet you'll be glued to the screen tonight? No thanks needed, girlfriend.

Mark McMorris – Snowboarding – Canada

Mark won gold last Sunday, which was extra special for him because the 24-year-old woke up from a severe coma exactly eleven months ago.

Hayden Smith – Bobsleigh – Australia

Just a little snip through that sexy head and nothing more to do.

Alex Pietrangelo  – Ice Hockey – Canada

More handsome guys from the Canadian land. I'd love to share a biscuit with Alex. Okay, maybe just scoop out a kiwi...

Kevin Rolland – Freestyle Skiing – France

Kevin on a skateboard in Santa Monica. Instant. love.

Sven Thorgren – Slopestyle – Sweden

Well, handsome men often come from the north...

Steve Langton – Bobsleigh – USA

Look. at. that. body.

Jordan Greenway – Ice Hockey – USA

A man with such an ice hockey helmet, I find it sexy.

Josiah Wells – Slopestyle – New Zealand

Just a quick stop by the dentist.

Kjeld Nuis – Speed Skating – Netherlands

Holy moly. Just from our own soil. I find him sexy, can't help it.

Martin Fourcade – Biathlon – France

Leading with the French touch, uh, flag. And yes, that smile.

Axel Jungk  – Skeleton – Germany

Long, dark hair, beard, tattoo, athletic... Woman. Child. Dismissed.

Chas Guldemond – Snowboarding – USA

Chas, living in California (dream place on earth), but unfortunately also with a wife and child.

Andrew Poje – Figure Skating – Canada

I prefer to see Poje in faded jeans with a white tee than in one of those silver figure skating suits.

Pita Nikolas Taufatofua – Cross-Country Skiing – Tonga

A bit less that this man is cross-country skiing...

Ståle Sandbech – Snowboarding – Norway

In the spirit of ’save the best for last’: I'll take this one.