On the morning of January 2, 2022, Beijing time, the 2021/2022 FIS Freestyle Ski U-Field World Cup in Calgary, Canada ended the competition for the second final, and the Chinese talented girl Gu Ailing won the championship again with 92.80 points, following the first final victory two days ago! The other two Chinese players, Zhang Kexin and Li Fanghui, once again passed the qualifiers to reach the final, and finally finished 5th and 7th with 83.00 points and 82.40 points.
This season's Double U Calgary World Cup has a total of two competitions, of which the women's group has 28 athletes from China, the United States, Canada, Japan and other countries to participate. 28 athletes were ranked through the qualifiers, with the top eight players making it to the finals. The Chinese women's double U training team sent a total of 5 players to participate in the competition, in addition to the three Chinese players who entered the final, there were two players Wu Meng and Zhang Ziyi who failed to enter the final. In the second final, Gu Ailing, Zhang Kexin and Li Fanghui reached the final with the 1st, 4th and 8th places in the qualifiers respectively.
Zhang Kexin, born in 2002, and Li Fanghui, born in 2003, both reached the final stage twice in this World Cup, meaning they reached the top eight in both qualifying matches. This competition is a traditional and old station in the double U World Cup event, and almost all the most well-known players in the world in the double U field will choose to participate. In addition to Gu Ailing's two victories, Zhang Kexin, who is currently ranked 6th in the world, and Li Fanghui, who is ranked No. 8 in the world, have reached the final stage twice, which means that the Chinese women's double U event has formed a strong small group with the ability to attack the three medals of gold, silver and bronze at the Beijing Winter Olympics.
In fact, in this final, Gu Ailing's first slide chose to be stable, reducing the difficulty, although successfully completed the first skate, but the final score was only 79.40 points, temporarily ranked third, when Gu Ailing saw this result in the finish area slightly lost. In the second round of gliding, the wind in Calgary was getting stronger and stronger, which affected many players to do the action. Before Gu Ailing set off, the wind was still strong, blowing the track into snow, and the flag on the track was blown almost to pieces. Gu Ailing stood in the departure area for a long time and finally decided to leave. In the second slide, Gu Ailing still completed the action steadily under the strong wind and slid smoothly to the finish line. The final score was announced, 92.80 points, temporarily ranking first, Gu Ailing shouted: "Let's go!" "It seemed very exciting.
On the third round of gliding, the wind in Calgary was a little less. Before the departure, gu Ailing, the last to set off, had learned that no player could score more than her 92.80 points in the second round, which meant that Gu Ailing had already won the championship. So in the third round of skating, Gu Ailing relaxed a little and made a small mistake, but this did not affect her to win the championship as she wished.