The third place in the temporary men's steel frame snowmobile retains the punch card hopes that Yan Wengang will give himself 8 points

Beijing, February 10 (China News Network) (Reporter Guo Chaokai) The first day of the beijing Winter Olympics men's steel frame snowmobile event ended. China's Yan Wengang finished third in the two-wheeled slide on the 10th with 2:01.03, retaining the hope of impacting the medals. For his performance that day, Yan Wengang gave himself 8 points and looked forward to playing at a higher level in the third and fourth rounds of tomorrow night.

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The Beijing Winter Olympics is Yan Wengang's first time on the Olympic field. In the first two rounds of the slide, Yan Wengang spent 1 minute 00 seconds 50 seconds and 1 minute 00 seconds 53 seconds respectively, and the cumulative time spent 2 minutes 01 seconds 03 temporarily ranked third, which was remarkable.

For the performance of the first two skates, Yan Wengang gave himself 8 points, and the 2 points deducted were due to mistakes in the first round of skating. He said that "there was a big mistake in the first round of the ring, which was very slow", and he was on par with the first-place German before the round, but was about 0.4 seconds behind after the problem in the ring.

Although there were mistakes, Yan Wengang did not have time to be depressed, saying that the mistakes that appeared in front of him would help him adjust in time in the later taxi. After a mistake in the first round, he adjusted in time in the second round so that he performed better.

The steel frame snowmobile project requires athletes to head down, lie prone on the steel frame snowmobile, use the body control direction, and complete the race along the curved slide, and the maximum speed of the event can exceed 130 km / h, almost flying close to the ground. Due to its speed and high danger, the steel frame snowmobile project was cancelled twice at the Winter Olympics, and it was not until the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics that it returned to the Olympic family and has continued to this day.

In the two rounds of the 10th, Yan Wengang skated at 127.94 km/ h and 126.67 km/h respectively. Despite the dangerous nature of the project, Yan Wengang said that he enjoyed the feeling of high-speed sliding, "if you don't enjoy it, you will fall very badly, so you have to devote yourself and concentrate."

The third and fourth rounds of the men's steel frame snowmobile event will be contested on the evening of the 11th, when the first gold medal in the steel frame snowmobile event of the Beijing Winter Olympics will be produced. Talking about tomorrow night's game, Yan Wengang said: "If I can be like today, I am quite satisfied, but I hope it will be better than today." (End)