Beijing Winter Olympics Top Ten Superstars: Yusheng Knot String Eye-catching, Ledetzka Crossover

Recently, the official Info system of the Beijing Winter Olympics selected the top ten superstars participating in the Beijing Winter Olympics.

Francisco Friedrich (Germany/Snowmobile)

A legend of the snowmobile generation, with 13 world championship titles and more than 100 World Cup races. As a double gold medalist at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics – only six drivers to win two-man/four-person snowmobiles at the same Olympic Games. Although his 21-game consecutive World Cup winning streak was interrupted in January, he was the biggest favourite at Snow Dragon.

Michael Kingsbury (Canada/Freestyle Ski)

Olympic champion of Pyeongchang and winner of four-time World Championships. In the field of snow skills, he has a certain "dominance"

Este Lederčka (Czech Republic/Alpine Skiing - Snowboarding)

At the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, the Czech women's will become the first player in history to win gold medals in two different sub-events at the same Winter Olympics (women's super giant slalom and snowboard parallel slalom). At the age of 26, she made a comeback and tried to create magic again with a good state.

Chloe King (USA/Snowboarding)

In their "homeland," Korean-Americans became the youngest women's Olympic champion in the history of snowboarding. As the first player to win the "Four Grand Slams" (Olympic Games, World Championships, Youth Olympic Games, X Games), she is also the only woman to receive a full score. She will shine in Genting.

Sean White (USA/Snowboarding)

legend! "Flying Tomatoes" participated in the Olympic Games for the fifth time. After going through injuries and COVID-19, he is not in the same form as before, but this is a scoring project, how can he not look forward to it?

Johannes Hosflot Klebo (Norway/Cross-country skiing)

At the Pyeongchang Olympics, the "Three Golden Kings" Klebo became the youngest Olympic champion in the history of cross-country skiing. Now, more mature, he has come to dominate the sport. Harvesting in Beijing is a high probability event.

Kamil Stoch (Poland/Ski Jumping)

He has won the men's big jump (LH) individual event at the past two Winter Olympics and has also won the standard platform (NH) in Sochi. But injuries can make his trip to Beijing slightly bleak.

Irene Worcester (Netherlands/Speed Skating)

He is the winner of five Winter Olympic gold medals and the netherlands' most successful Olympian. The 35-year-old is expected to continue her legend at her fifth Olympic Games, especially in her main event, the 1500 metres.

Habu Knot (Japan/Figure Skating)

The first Asian to win the Winter Olympic figure skating men's singles skating, its goal is to achieve "triple hegemony" in Beijing. It is worth mentioning that every time he wins the Winter Olympics, he will donate his own prize money. One question is, can the famous "Winnie Rain" be staged at the Capital Gymnasium?

Wei Chen (USA/Figure Skating)

A 22-year-old Chinese athlete holds a world record for men's singles skating/total results. The three-time world champion has only lost one domestic and international tournament since the "defeat of Pyeongchang", and he aims to stop Yusheng.