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Freestyle skiing prodigy Ailing (Eileen) Gu entered the Beijing 2022 Olympics with a huge amount of expectation and soon had the eyes of the world watching her every move on the snow.
Su Yiming has become an Olympic big air gold medallist, an Olympic silver medallist, a Chinese national hero, and a snowboarding idol to tens of millions of young aspiring boarders - all before his 18th birthday, today 18 February.
There could be a second guaranteed Team GB curling medal if the women’s team can beat Sweden for the second time at the Winter Olympics. GB face the Swedes in the semi-final at the National Aquatics Centre on Friday afternoon (UK time) as they aim to replicate the GB men’s team and progress to the final, securing at least a silver medal. Ad/> Speaking after Team GB's game with ROC that confirmed their place in the semi-final in thrilling fashion, team skip Eve Muirhead praised GB for their «resilience».
“Together in mother’s belly, together at theOlympics,” said Vanessa Voigt under her Instagram post after her individual biathlon race at Beijing 2022.
Eileen Gu has made history aged just 18, becoming the first freestyle skier to win three medals at one Olympic Games. It started with big air gold as mammoth runs of 93.75 and 94.50 helped the American-born Chinese star beat France’s Tess Ledeux by 0.75 points. Ad/> Then it was slopestyle silver, with Gu’s 86.23 in her final run just 0.33 points behind Swiss gold medallist Mathilde Gremaud.
IOC president Thomas Bach says it was «chilling» to see the «tremendous coldness» between Russian skater Kamila Valieva and her entourage after Thursday's free skate at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics.
Kodaira Nao left Beijing 2022 empty-handed, but told us that's "part of the game."