Beijing, February 11 (Reporter Guo Chaokai) In the women's super slalom competition of alpine skiing held at the Beijing Winter Olympics on the 11th, Swiss star Lara Gute Behrami won the championship with a good time of 1 minute 13.51 seconds. China's "double sisters" Ni Yueming and Kong Fanying ranked 40th and 41st respectively.
Ni Yue name. Photo by Li Jun
In the 11 sub-events of alpine skiing, super big slalom and downhill are both speed events, because the track is longer, the slope is steeper, the flag gate spacing is larger, the athlete's sliding speed is relatively faster, and the risk is greater than that of the skill category. The "Xuefeiyan" women's super slalom track is 1984 meters long, and runners need to start from the starting point of 1825 meters above sea level and slide down the track with a vertical drop of 540 meters.
The competition of the day began at 11:00 a.m., and the masters of all walks of life were not allowed to give in, and the results could be described as rolling refreshes, and the top three personnel were constantly changing. Switzerland's Behrami showed excellent competitive form in the skate, improving the fastest time to 1:13.51, firmly occupying the top position.
Kong Fanying. Photo by Li Jun
However, the most concerned by media reporters on the day was also the American famous Mikaela Shivlin, known as the "Queen of Alpine Skiing". A hot star in alpine skiing, Shiffrin is currently the youngest Olympic champion in alpine skiing and six World Championships. However, at this Winter Olympics, she lost two sports in succession, the slalom and the big slalom, and the cold did not finish the game, and the outside world paid special attention to her next competition. Super big slalom is not Shivlin's dominant project, this time she is mainly stable, sliding out of 1 minute 14.30 seconds, and finally successfully challenged "Snow Flying Swallow", ranking 9th.
Two Chinese players, Ni Yueming and Kong Fanying, finished the race with a time of 1:22.59 and 1:23.51, respectively, and ranked 40th and 41st respectively.