On February 17, Beijing time, the Winter Olympics speed skating women's 1000 meters competition, China 3 people played, Li Qishi, Yin Qi, Jin Jingzhu all missed the medal. Japan's Miho Takagi broke the Olympic record and won the gold medal! In this Winter Olympics, Miho Takagi previously won 3 silver medals, and now she has finally won the gold medal.
In this match, there were 3 Chinese players, namely Yin Qi, Jin Jingzhu and Li Qishi. Among them, Li Qishi is the strongest, in the overall standings of this season's World Cup, Li Qishi is the highest ranked Chinese player, ranking 6th!
In this project, American veteran Brittany Bao, Dutch player Yuta Lydan and Japanese double sisters Nao Kodaira and Miho Takagi are relatively outstanding in strength and are popular players in the gold race.
After the start of the match, Dutch player Antoinette De Jonghe in Group 3 performed well, skating 1m14.92, temporarily 1st! After that, Yin Qi appeared in the 5th group, the time was 1 minute 16 seconds 00, and he was no longer in the top 3! Kim Kyung-joo made his debut in the 9th group with a time of 1:16.90 and missed out on the top 3!
Therefore, whether the Chinese team can stand on the podium depends on Li Qishi.
In Group 11, Dutch player Yuta Lyrdane performed well, with a time of 1:13.83, ranking 1st! In Group 12, Holland's Irene West skated 1m15.11 to finish 3rd! In the top 12 groups, the Netherlands has already occupied the top 3 and is very strong. In the 13th group, the powerful Japanese player Takagi Miho appeared, and sure enough, Takagi Miho was very fast all the way, and the sprint was also very powerful, and finally slid out of 1 minute 13 seconds 19, breaking the Olympic record and rising to 1st!
The last two groups, group 14, Li Qishi appeared, and she competed with the Japanese star Nao Kodaira, and in the end, China's Li Qishi's time was 1 minute 15.99 seconds, and he missed the medal. Nao Kodaira's performance was also average, 1 minute 15 seconds 65, also missing the medal.
In the final group, The American Brittany Bow and the Russian Olympic team's Darya Kachanova appeared, and whether they could surpass Mifan Takagi depended on the two of them.
In the end, Takagi Miho was successful in winning the gold.