Inner Mongolian athlete Chu Yuanmeng appeared at the Winter Olympics

True North Network News (Niu Tianjia, chief reporter of North China News) At 17:00 on February 5, the first biathlon event of the Beijing Winter Olympics 4×6 km mixed relay race officially began. Inner Mongolian athlete Chu Yuanmeng debuted on the Olympic stage, cooperating with his teammates in the national team and finally finishing 15th. Norway won the gold medal with a time of 1 hour 06 minutes 45 seconds 6.

The four players of the Chinese team are Meng Fanqi, Chu Yuanmeng, Yan Xingyuan and Cheng Fangming. Meng Fanqi's performance in the starting stage was very good, the first round of shooting 5 shots all in one shot rushed to the third place, but in the process of sliding gradually overtaken by the opponent, the first baton after the handover of the ranking fell to 12th. The Norwegian team temporarily ranked first in the two shots of 5 shots. Chu Yuanmeng, who scored second, also played steadily in the shooting process, but was again pulled apart by his opponents during the glide, and the ranking fell to 14th. Yan Xingyuan, who was in the third base, failed to achieve a rebound and temporarily ranked 16th. The Russian Olympic Committee team surpassed the first place with the outstanding performance of the men's athletes in the shooting session, and the French team was sent off target twice and was fined two laps, falling to third place. Cheng Fangming, who was in the fourth bar, had a gap of more than ten seconds with the Canadian player in front of him, and finally completed the counterattack by shooting, helping the Chinese team to finally win the 15th place.

[Editor-in-Charge: Sun Lirong]

Source: Inner Mongolia News Network