On February 9, Beijing time, the beijing winter olympics short track speed skating men's 1500 meters Group A final began! As a championship battle, this final has an extremely rare scene! A total of 10 players competed for the gold medal, which is a very unbelievable number! In the end, Huang Daxian won the gold medal, and the Canadian and Russian and Austrian players won the silver and bronze medals respectively.
As in the semi-finals, there were 3 fouls in the second and third groups! Three people, including Ren Ziwei and Hamelin, were convicted of fouls and cancelled their results. Therefore, in addition to the 6 players who should have advanced to the final, 4 people were judged to be in the final. So in the Group A final, there was a very crowded and very rare scene of 10 people starting together.
What is even more incredible is that in such a crowded track, the entire 1500 meters have not been hit or fallen. In the end, Huang Daxian almost led the way and won the gold medal. This is also South Korea's first gold medal in this Winter Olympics. As a traditional powerhouse in short track speed skating, South Korea has defended their glory in the most stable 1500 meters.
Huang Daxian was also very excited after winning the championship, he raised his arms and cheered, and then held out a finger. After finishing the glide, Huang Daxian knelt down to celebrate very excitedly! Later, two of Hwang Dae-hyun's teammates, Lee Joon-seok and Park Jang-hyuk, also came forward to congratulate him. The Coaches in South Korea are also very excited and satisfied. After that, Huang Daxian wore the Korean flag around the scene to celebrate, and he also cried with joy and crazy tears!
In second place was Canada's Dubois, while Simon of the Russian-Austrian team won the bronze medal. Hungary's Liu brothers did not play well, and finally ranked 4/5, failed to win medals, and they could not hide their loss after the game. The Canadian and Russian teams are very satisfied with this result, after all, it is not easy to win a medal in 10 people.