Beijing Winter Olympics 2022: Biathlon, curling, ski jumping and more on day one – LIVE! , Play

female mogul

I already feel like I’ve broken about 6 ACLs just by looking at it. It is a cruel prank and the conditions look bad. America’s Olivia Giacchio took the early lead, but 17-year-old Kumi Yamamiku grabbed the first spot with a scintillating run. “Great absorption,” said the commenter, and The Guardian wholeheartedly agrees. Australian Brittany Cox is currently in fifth place.

curling

Things have not yet gone the way of the curlers in Australia. It’s not exactly a game that takes center stage in the public consciousness, but it is attracting its usual group of curious and bewildered people. The Norwegian husband and wife duo beat the Australian team well, but they have gone down a single point in four other games, so they are not too far off the mark. They will take on the Italian pair shortly.

Kiwi qualifies for top spot

Young New Zealander Zoey Sadowski-Sinot was the standout in the women’s slopeslope snowboard qualifier with a top score of 86.75. The course is designed with Great Wall motifs, but it turns out that foggy conditions wreak havoc. Struggling with his high standards under the reign of double gold medalist Jamie Anderson, finishing fifth. “I felt really angry after my last run,” she said.

The remarkable talent of Nathan Chen, a three-time world champion and one of the favorite in men’s figure skating.

https://7plus.com.au/winter-olympic-games-beijing-figure-skating?video-id=7FSK-TOFUL-VCQZ9

A shoutout from Richard Woods, an expatriate living in China…

“Thanks for the coverage. I’m stuck. I was really looking forward to getting into the game for a day or two, as I live only a short train journey from Beijing, but about work and inter-provincial travel In the Covid-inspired regulations have paid off that. Lacade. Ah well – bring T-Trays, yard brushes and Jamaican bobsleighers!”

Australian in action

For our Australian readers, there are many other locals in action on my watch, including Seve de Campo at the cross country skiathon and Dean Hewitt and Tahli Gill in mixed doubles curling. Several hours earlier, they met their match against the Norwegians, who had been bronze medalists four years earlier, but were soon back again against Italy.