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Team USA speed skater Austin Kleba crashed into the barriers while celebrating his race victory in a comical gaffe at the Beijing 2022 Olympics. The 22-year-old ended up the 27th fastest in the men's 500m at the National Speed Skating Oval, but he still took great delight in celebrating his duel with Canada's Antoine Gelinas-Beaulieu. Ad/> Such was Kleba's gusto in celebrating the victory, he completely lost his footing after zipping through the finish line and ended up being slammed into the barriers.
Sometimes, life knocks you down with a snowboard. Luckily for Canada, Meryeta O'Dine knows just what to do when that happens.
BEIJING : Gao Tingyu won China its first men's speed skating gold on Saturday, smashing the Olympic record to cross the finish line in 34.32 seconds as spectators cheered him on in the men's 500 metres at the Beijing Olympics.
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Gao Tingyu won the 500m men's speed skating in Olympic record time to give China their fourth gold medal at the Beijng Winter Games. Gao secured the record with a time of 34.32. He got off to a ferocious start on the inside lane up against Poland's Damien Zurek and never looked back, beating Norwegian Haavard Lorenzten's record time of 34.41 set at Pyeongchang 2018.
After finishing up his first round on a sour note earlier in the day, PGA Tour rookie Sahith Theegala has made up for it to hold a two-shot lead at the half-way point of the Phoenix Open.