In the early morning of January 13, Beijing time, the freestyle skiing aerial skills World Cup in the United States, China's Wang Xindi won the championship with a total score of 122.62 points, and Yang Longxiao and Sun Jiaxu ranked second and third with 112.67 and 83.5 points respectively.
Freestyle skiing aerial skills have always been the strength of the Chinese team - before the start of the Beijing Winter Olympics, not only Xu Mengtao and other female players, but also the male players also adjusted their state to the best.
Wang Xindi, 27, is one of the core figures in the current men's freestyle skiing aerial skills, and he won the overall championship of the season at the 2018-2019 FIS Freestyle Skiing Aerial Skills World Cup.
This season, Wang Xindi has also gradually adjusted his state. He finished fourth in the men's division in the individual aerial skills competition at the Freestyle Skiing World Cup in Lucca, Finland, on 2 December last year. He then finished fifth in the Canadian race on 6 January.
Han Xiaopeng won the gold medal in the men's aerial skills competition in freestyle skiing at the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin
Men's freestyle skiing aerial skills once carried the glory of China's snow sports - on February 21, 2006, Han Xiaopeng won the Turin Winter Olympics Men's Aerial Skills Championship, China's first male athlete to win a gold medal at the Winter Olympics, and the first Winter Olympic gold medal in China's snow sports.
Photo: Xinhua News Agency reporters Lu Xiaowei and Wang Changshan
Source: The Paper
Editors: Zhuang Qixin, Yang Ye
Review: Zhang Xiaotong
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