On January 2, Gu Ailing won the championship again! In the 2022 Freestyle Skiing World Cup in Calgary, Canada, the women's U-shaped venue final, China's Gu Ailing won the championship with 92.80 points, which was the first title of the Chinese athlete in the world competition, and 3 days ago he won the last championship of the 2021 Chinese Athletes World Championship.
Gu Ailing was very happy to post a celebratory photo, and wrote: "The first gold medal in the U-shaped pool of the World Cup two years ago was here. Today here won the 7th U-Pool Championship. Two days ago minus 30 degrees 2021 last gold medal. Today's 30 km gale, # Gu Ailing 2022 first crown # Wish everyone a healthy and happy new year in 2022, the heart is successful, the year of the tiger is auspicious, the grain is abundant [shame and click] [hug] [heart] #Gu Ailing won two championships in 3 days ## Gu Ailing won the championship steadily in the wind #"
Gu Ailing ended perfectly in 2021 and ushered in another opening in 2022. Having won the championship twice in 3 days, she deserves to be the queen of this project. Gu Ailing's update on social media has sparked a heated discussion.
Some netizens said, "I feel that Gu Ailing is on the way to win the championship every day. "Let me see, it turns out to be a champion again." "Where is the princess, this is the queen!" "Looking forward to our Ailing winning the Winter Olympics." ”......
Gu Ailing won 4 championships in December 2021 and is indeed very fierce. Gu Ailing became the first favorite candidate for Chinese Olympic athletes to attack the gold medal at the Beijing Winter Olympics.
In this race, Gu Ailing played in the first round, scoring 79.40 points, overcoming difficulties in the second round to get a high score of 92.80 points to basically lock in the championship, the third round score was 30.60 points, and the best result was 92.80 points, she pressed the crowd. The other two Chinese players, Zhang Kexin finished fifth with 83 points, and Li Fanghui finished seventh with 82.40 points.
Gu Ailing posted a series of winning photos, the first of which she held in her hand a champagne celebrating victory.