Holland's Shoten CFP
At about 6 o'clock on February 5, the second gold of the Beijing Winter Olympics was born at the "Ice Ribbon" National Speed Skating Hall! In the women's 3000m final of speed skating, Holland's Schottten won the gold medal in the event with a time of 3:56.93, breaking the 20-year Winter Olympic record! China's Han Mei and Akhnar Adak ranked 15th and 17th respectively, and it is worth mentioning that the previous Olympic record holder, Germany's Peshstein, also participated in the competition, which is already her eighth Winter Olympics.
The oldest participant has participated in eight Winter Olympic Games
In the competition, China's 22-year-old Akhnar Adak, born in 1999, set off in the first group, and her opponent in the same group, Germany's Peshstein, was born in 1972 and is 50 years old this year.
Pechstein is Germany's most successful speed skater, and Akhnar was already standing at the Winter Olympics in 1992 and winning the gold medal in the 5,000 meters.
Ahnal reached out to peschstein, a 27-year-old veteran who was older than CFP
In 1992, Peschstein participated in the Albertville Winter Olympics. In the past 30 years, Peschstein has achieved 5 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze results in the Winter Olympics, and the Beijing Winter Olympics is the eighth Winter Olympic Games in which she participated.
In 1998 and 2002, Peschstein won the women's 5,000m gold medal for the second consecutive year, and she was also the flag bearer of the German delegation at the opening ceremony.
After the start of the race, both skated very well on the first lap, both staying within 21 seconds. The next few laps were still able to keep the two between 33 seconds and 34 seconds, and the coaches on the sidelines also kept holding up the timing card so that the players could learn their results in each lap in time.
With three laps left, Ahnar was already taking a big lead, and on the last lap, Ahnar began to accelerate, and finally she rushed first, with a time of 4:12.28 and the German veteran's time of 4:17.16.
Chinese speed skater Ah na'er grabbed the mirror
After the game, Ahnal also took the initiative to extend his hand to Peshstein, a 27-year-old veteran who was older than himself, and this scene was also touching.
On Children's Day in 1999, Akhnar Adak was born in an ordinary family in Hutubi County, Changji Hui Autonomous Prefecture, Xinjiang, as a Kazakh girl, Akhnar has a beautiful appearance since childhood, and her parents gave her a nice name - Akhnar.
In Kazakh, "Ahe" is interpreted as snow white and pure, while "Na'er" is powerful. Parents want their daughters to be as pure as ice and snow, but full of strength.
Ahanar Adak CFP
In the end, Ahnar won 17th place, and although she did not win a medal, the look she showed after taking off her hood and glasses detonated social media.
Netizens have praised, "Ahanar after the protective gear is so beautiful!" "There is a saying that the moment Ahnar took off his hat after finishing the game, it was really too sassy!"
On Akhnar's social media, netizens also found her very beautiful in life.
Achenar Adak's personal life photos on social media
It is understood that in the 7 sub-events of the beijing Winter Olympics speed skating women's event, Akhnar Adak will compete in the three long-distance individual events of 1500 meters, 3000 meters and 5000 meters.
The "fastest ice" was born on the first day of the Olympic record
The 29-year-old Schottten will compete in the women's 1500m, 3000m, 5000m and group races at the Winter Olympics. Today's gold medal is the first gold of her career at the Winter Olympics, when she won the bronze medal for the women's group four years ago in PyeongChang.
In the last group of the women's 3000 meters in speed skating that day, the world's top two runners met narrowly, and in the end, Shaoten broke the Olympic record held by Peschstein for 20 years with a time of 3 minutes 56.93 seconds to win the gold medal, and the Italian LosObriJeda in the same group as her was runner-up.
This gold medal is also the first gold medal born of the National Speed Skating Hall "Ice Ribbon", because the entire ice rink area can reach about 12,000 square meters, and the use of advanced carbon dioxide ice technology, compared to the traditional Freon ice, energy saving of more than 20%, but also the entire ice surface temperature difference control at 0.5 ° C. The smaller the temperature difference, the more uniform the hardness of the ice surface, the more conducive to athletes to create good results, so the ice surface of the National Speed Skating Hall is also called "the largest, most environmentally friendly, the fastest ice", and on the first day of the competition, 3 runners in the 3000 meters race skated within 4 points, and in the fourth group of the short track speed skating women's 500 meters preliminary competition, the Dutch star Suzanne Schultin broke the Olympic record with a score of 42.379, and the "fastest ice" is indeed worthy of the name.
Upstream journalist Tang Hao