In excellent form during the Olympic season, Gu Ailing won the World Cup again

(Beijing Winter Olympics) Olympic season is in excellent shape Gu Ailing won the World Cup again

China News Service Beijing, December 31, 2019 Chinese skier Gu Ailing in the Winter Olympic season is quite outstanding, on the 31st Beijing time in the 2021-2022 International Snow Federation freestyle ski U-field World Cup in Calgary, Canada, Gu Ailing scored a high score of 96.80, with an absolute advantage to win the championship.

Infographic: Gu Ailing. Image source: ICphoto

In the major events during the preparation for the Winter Olympics, Gu Ailing's performance was quite stable. In two World Cup races earlier this month, she won the U-shaped track and big jump event, and then won a gold and silver medal at the New Tour Tour, the top international commercial ski event.

The Canadian race Gu Ailing was originally unable to participate due to flights and other reasons, but only arrived temporarily before the registration deadline, although the process was slightly tortuous, but her competition process was quite smooth, and she ranked first with a high score of 95.60 in the qualifiers and successfully advanced to the final.

In the final, Gu Ailing completed all three rounds with zero mistakes, and the last jump scored 96.80 high points, and won the championship with this result. Most of the other players made mistakes that day, such as world number four Kathy Sharp's three jumps, and two other Chinese players, Zhang Kexin and Li Fanghui, also made mistakes in the third jump and failed to win medals.

Gu Ailing said after the game that she only arrived at the scene at the last moment to compete, and even did not have the coach and other team members to accompany her, although the process of fighting alone was very thrilling, but she was still very happy to win the championship in the end.

At present, Gu Ailing's world ranking in the freestyle ski U-shaped field event is still stable at the top, and it is a big hit for gold at the Beijing Winter Olympics. Youngsters Zhang Kexin and Li Fanghui ranked sixth and eighth respectively, and also have the strength to win cards. (End)