On February 7, Beijing time, in the final of the third men's 1000 meters of short track speed skating, Ren Ziwei of the Chinese team won the championship and Li Wenlong finished second. Liu Shaolin, a Chinese Player from Hungary, crossed the line first and was disqualified for foul play.
Explain Wang Meng's popular science knowledge. Today's competition is completely different from the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics 4 years ago, in which the referee will judge the penalty based on each collision. Everything is justified, the gold medal of the Chinese team, no problem.
It is worth mentioning that in the first three competitions, the Chinese short track speed skating team has entered the final in the final. In the South Korean team, none of them advanced to the final.
The short track speed skating competition of this Winter Olympics is very different from the past. The referee will be a must-see video after each match. And almost every time there is a game, there will be fouls and players whose results are canceled.
In addition, rules for yellow and red cards have been added. 2 yellow cards become red cards and are directly disqualified. This makes it possible for athletes not to celebrate directly after each game, but to wait for the results of the game to come out.
The Chinese team's first three short track speed skating competitions, all entered the final, and won 2 championships. Among them, the mixed relay and the men's 1000m final are both the finals where the opponent fouls the final. However, these fouls are well documented.
A platform commentator Wang Meng revealed that due to the lack of transparency in the enforcement of the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, the controversy was extremely great. The South Korean team made a big package at the same time, in exchange for the resentment of other teams.
Later, the INTERNATIONAL SKATING REVISED RULES. Each foul is listed, and if there is a foul action, it is necessary to find out which one it is and what kind of punishment to impose.
On the short track speed skating, Chinese players have hand movements, but there are almost no bad habits such as lane change and surpassing. On the contrary, Korean players are extremely unaccustomed. After the new rules came out, they still slid the way they had before, which also led to a lot of fouls and extremely severe penalties.
In the short track speed skating mixed relay race, South Korea fell out on its own and blamed others. The Chinese team did not perform well in the semi-finals, but the opponent had obvious problems when handing over the baton, and it was very normal to be sentenced to a foul. In the final, the Chinese team maintained its advantage to the end.
In the women's 500m competition, Cui Minjing is not good at it. Zhang Yuting of the Chinese team had few foul moves and slid all the way to the final. Unfortunately, the strength gap is large and it has not entered the top three.
In the men's 1000m race, although Huang Daxian was the first to cross the finish line, he was a lane change to surpass his opponent, which was a dangerous move. His teammates are out of the same situation.
This is the same as racing, approaching the opponent in the straight, but having to give way to the car in front after entering the corner. Forcibly overtaking is to return to the pit and be punished.
In the next game, Liu Shaolin also had the same situation in the final. He first changed lanes and surpassed Ren Ziwei. Before approaching the end, he deliberately moved laterally at the blue line to expand his area to block the opponent from overtaking. So he got a yellow card. Ren Ziwei also extended his hand, but this happened when the opponent blocked him from overtaking, so he did not foul.
If you watch the game carefully, you will find that whether it is Wu Dajing, Ren Ziwei or Li Wenlong, they are extra careful when approaching their opponents. This may be a problem that the Chinese coaching team deliberately emphasized before the game, if it can be surpassed, it must not be fouled.
In the past, short track speed skating races, beyond these do not talk about these. As long as you don't pull people in your hands and don't trip people, you'll be fine.
But now, the rules have changed completely. When you're in contact or when your opponent is faster than you, pay extra attention, especially if you're outpacing your opponent.
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