On February 11, Beijing time, the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics ushered in the 7th medal day of competition, and 7 gold medals will be produced on this competition day, and as of now, 5 of them have been determined, and Japan, Switzerland, Finland, Sweden and Norway have each won 1 gold medal. In the medal table, Norway and Germany also won 6 gold medals, but with the advantage of medals, they temporarily surpassed their opponents to rise to the top of the list; Sweden surpassed Austria, the United States and the Netherlands to enter the top 3 again; the United States fell to 5th without winning, the Chinese team still ranked 7th, and Japan ranked 10th with 2 gold, 2 silver and 4 bronze.
Snowboarding
✪ Snowboarding men's U-shaped track skills
The first gold medal produced today was the men's U-shaped pitch skills final on snowboarding this morning. Japan's Hirano Bumon only scored 33.75 points in the first round and ranked 9th, but with 96.00 points skated in the third round, he finally reversed the championship and helped the Japanese team win the second gold medal of the Winter Olympics; Australia's Scotty James won the second place with 92.50 points in the second round; and Switzerland's Jan Sherrell won the bronze medal. At the same time, American ski star Sean White, who participated in the Winter Olympics for the fifth time, also reached the final, but only ranked 4th with 85.00 points skated in the second round, missing the medal, and he will announce his retirement after the Winter Olympics.
Alpine skiing
✪ Women's Super Big Slalom
The alpine skiing women's super slalom came to an end at the National Alpine Ski Center, with the swiss lara Gut Behrami finally winning the gold medal in 1:13.51, making up for the regret of missing the medal twice, the first two times she finished fourth; Austria's Miriam Puchner won the silver medal in 1:13.73; and another Swiss player Michel Ghison won the bronze medal. The two players of the Chinese team, Ni Yueming and Kong Fanying, finished 40th and 41st respectively with a time of 1:22.59 and 1:23.51, respectively. Kong Fanying also became the only female athlete in China to meet the standard in all five individual events of downhill, slalom, big slalom, super big slalom and all-around.
Cross-country skiing
✪ Men's 15 km (traditional technique)
The cross-country skiing men's 15 km traditional technical event ended this afternoon, with Finland's Niskanen winning the championship in 37 minutes 54 seconds to win the second medal of the Winter Olympics; the Russian Olympic Committee's Alexander Bolisshunov won the silver medal in 38 minutes and 18 seconds; and the individual sprint gold medalist, Norway's Klebo, won the bronze medal. The event's Winter Olympics gold medalist (2010, 2014, 2018) Swiss star Dario Colonia finished 44th, and he has announced his decision to retire this year.
China's Shang Jincai, Liu Rongsheng, Hades Badri Khan and Tsering Zhandui all completed the race, ranking 41st, 47th, 51st and 63rd respectively.
speed skating
◊ Men's 10,000 U.S.
The men's 10,000 metres of speed skating finished this afternoon, with Sweden's Nils van der Poul setting a new world record of 12:30.74 and breaking the Olympic record to win the event, his second gold medal at the Winter Olympics; Patrick Rost of the Netherlands and David Gioto of Italy won silver and bronze in 12:44.59 and 12:45.98 respectively.
Biathlon
✪ Women's 7.5 km short distance
In the just-concluded biathlon women's 7.5 km sprint final, Norway's Marte Olsb-Reseland won the championship in 20:44.3 and won his second medal in the event at the Winter Olympics; Sweden's Elvira Urberi and Italy's Dorothea Verrell won silver and bronze respectively. Four players from the Chinese team competed in the event, with Tang Jialin, Chu Yuanmeng, Meng Fanqi and Ding Yuhuan finishing 35th, 61st, 62nd and 76th respectively.