Gu Ailing successfully advanced to the final. Photo: Xinhua News Agency
Beijing News (reporter Liu Chen) on February 14, the Beijing Winter Olympics freestyle skiing women's slope obstacle course qualification tournament ended, just won the gold medal in the big jumping event of the Chinese athlete Gu Ailing in the first round of slight mistakes, the second round of 79.38 points, with the third place in the qualification successfully advanced to tomorrow's final.
Zhangjiakou after the snow was sunny, the competition venue was renovated, and the competition, which was postponed due to weather conditions, was held as scheduled today. After a re-draw, Gu Ailing changed from his previous third appearance to a lead. After she set off, she had flaws like hand-held snow noodles in the props area, and although she played well in the jumping area, it still affected the final score, scoring 57.28 points in the first round.
After Gu Ailing finished the game, she ate the leek box she carried with her. Figure/IC photo
In today's qualifying round, the players with the ability to stand on the podium and even win gold are quite in the order of departure, the third big jump silver medalist Tess Ludd made a serious mistake, scoring only 22.13 points in the first round; Estonian star Kelly Sildaru successfully completed the first round of skating, scoring 80.96 points. The player's first-round turnover rate was high, and Gu Ailing's score entered the top 12 sequences.
In the second round, Gu Ailing adjusted in time, the prop area and the jumping platform area were successfully passed, and when he came to the finish line, he easily took out the leek box and ate two bites, and saw the score of 79.38 and gave a thumbs up.
Gu Ailing played well in the second round of the qualifiers. Photo: Xinhua News Agency
Tess Ludd improved in Round 2, finishing ninth with 68.13 points. Sildaru took on a higher level of difficulty in this round, scoring 86.15 points and advancing to the top of the qualifying round. Norway's Johanne Kili is also in excellent form, scoring more than 80 points in both rounds, ranking second. The project's defending champion, Switzerland's Sarah Heflin, made mistakes in both rounds and missed the final.
Another 18-year-old Chinese player, Yang Shuorui, went on a big jump and went on injury again, scoring 18.46 and 39.05 points in two rounds, respectively, and failed to squeeze into the finals.
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