Today (February 3rd)
#Gu Ailing won silver due to the cancellation of the competition#topic
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On February 3, the final of the Mammoth Mountain Station of the Freestyle Skiing Halfpipe World Cup, which was originally scheduled to be held, was forced to cancel due to the continuous unfavorable weather that could not guarantee the safety of the competition venue, and the qualifying ranking was used as the final result. In the end, Gu Ailing ranked second with 83.50 points in the qualifying round and won the silver medal. Canada's Amy Fraser won the gold medal and USA's Zoe Atkin took bronze.
China's Gu Ailing has a very impressive record in freestyle skiing: she is not only a double gold medalist at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, but also a double gold medal at the 2021 World Freestyle Skiing Championships, a double gold medal at the Lausanne 2020 Winter Youth Olympic Games, the first FIS women's freestyle skiing halfpipe Grand Slam, and the first Chinese athlete to win gold at the World X Games.
According to Gu Ailing's personal official Weibo
Although Gu Ailing has performed well in all three events of freestyle skiing, she has achieved particularly well in the halfpipe. Since September 2019, she has won all the gold medals in the halfpipe competitions she has participated in and completed for more than four years – she only finished before the final after finishing first in the World Cup qualifiers in Aspen in March 2021 due to injury. Gu's record of consecutive World Cup medals has improved to 12. This is the first time she has failed to win the championship after finishing the race.
After three stops, Gu Ailing has a record of 2 golds and 1 silver, accumulating 280 points and ranking first in the women's standings. The final two games of the season will be played in Calgary on February 15 and 17 local time.
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Source: Jinguan News