On February 17, 2022, the Beijing Winter Olympic Alpine Skiing Women's All-Around Competition was held at the Yanqing National Alpine Ski Center, and in the women's all-around downhill competition held in the morning, Austria's Christina Scheyer ranked first in 1:32.42, the Czech Republic's Ledtska second in 1:32.43, and Austria's Lamona. Nishiben Hofer finished third in 1:32.56, and China's Kong Fanying finished in 1:41.95 and finished in 24th.
Austria's Christina Scheyer
The all-around competition is a test of the athlete's comprehensive ability, the downhill is the ultimate in the racing category, the slalom is the ultimate in the competitive category, and the two individual results are added together, and the fastest one wins. Not all athletes qualify for the all-around competition, and only 26 female athletes qualified for the all-around on February 17. Czech famous Ledetzka, Italian famous Nicole Drago, Swiss famous Michel Quissing and Wendy Haldner, American famous Mikaela Shifrin all participated, of course, 25-year-old Kong Fanying is also the only participant in the Chinese team.
In the morning, the alpine skiing women's all-around competition began with a downhill race in the racing area. With an altitude of 2,050 meters at the starting point and 1,285 meters above sea level in the end zone, a track length of 2,704 meters and a vertical drop of up to 765 meters, such a challenging track is a great test for any runner.
Downhill is also known as alpine downhill, the women's all-around downhill fully shows the charm of the four words of alpine downhill, the competition from beginning to end the climax. Czech Rydecka took first place in 1:32.43 and slid out of the moment at a top speed of 133.56 km/h. Italy's Nicole. Drago set a new speed of Rydetzka with a speed of 134.75 km/h to take second place in 1:33.12. However, the American player Keely. Cashman overtook Drago in 1:33.09 to jump to second. American alpine ski queen Shifflin is in good shape, surpassing Cashman in 1:32.98 to occupy the second place. While people are still reminiscing, the 10th austrian Christina Scheyer, the 10th austrian, played extremely well, and reached a fastest speed of 134.53 kilometers per hour, surpassing all the previous players in 1 minute 32.42 seconds and jumping to the first place.
Throughout the women's all-around downhill race, Austria's Christina Scheyer finished first in 1:32.42, Czech Leidetzka finished second in 1:32.43, Austria's Ramona Sibenberger was third in 1:32.56, Miradoli of France was fourth in 1:32.95, and American Shivlin was fifth in 1:32.98. It is worth mentioning that Canada's Ronnie Reimer set a record for the fastest speed in the race, with an instantaneous speed of 134.82 kilometers per hour, but she regrettably failed to finish the race. China's Kong Fanying played very steadily, thus finishing in 24th place with a time of 1:41.95. During the 26-player race, 24 players finished and 2 players failed.
China's Kong Fanying
At 2 p.m. today, the women's slalom competition will be held in the National Alpine SkiIng Center Arena, where the final Beijing Winter Olympics women's alpine skiing all-around champion will be produced.
Source Beijing Daily client | Reporters Kong Ning and Guan Xin
Edited by Gao Chenchen
Process Editor Liu Weili