Shandong player #Mao Bingqiang second round 66.25 points #make history! Mao Bingqiang was only 4.5 points away from the long-awaited ticket to the final. At noon on February 17, Beijing time, China's Mao Bingqiang, Sun Jingbo, He Binghan and Wang Haizhuo competed in the Beijing Winter Olympics Freestyle Skiing Men's U-Shaped Track Skills Qualification Tournament. In the end, they regrettably failed to qualify for the final, and Shandong's Mao Bingqiang ranked 14th with a score of 66.25 points, setting a Record for the best Olympic record for a Chinese athlete in this event.
'I feel like I played well today, but I still have a little regret – I wanted to rush to the final, but I was a few points behind in the end. After the game, Mao Bingqiang, who appeared in the mixed interview area, summed up today's performance.
At the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics four years ago, 16-year-old Mao Bingqiang ushered in his first experience of the Winter Olympics. Today, four years later, at the age of 20, he once again stands on the field of the Winter Olympics and plays at home. Mao Bingqiang said that in the four years of preparing for the Beijing Winter Olympics, he has always been full of motivation: "Because this session is held at our doorstep, I have a lot of motivation and have been working hard." ”
When Mao Bingqiang completed the final jump, the audience and volunteers at the scene gave him warm applause. Mao Bingqiang told the New Yellow River reporter that he had imagined the situation of playing in the Olympic Games at his doorstep, but when all this really happened, it was very different from what he imagined: "Much more exciting than imagined." When I got to the starting point in the first round, I was sweating at once, very excited, very energetic, and no longer afraid. At that time, I told myself to suppress a little excitement, get rid of distractions, and strive to play my own movements. "#Ice 2022##冰雪最前线 #
