Winter Olympics 2022 day eight: GB women’s curling, ski jump final and more – live!
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Lindvik delivered a monster 151.3-point second jump to snatch the gold medal in a high quality men's Olympic large hill ski jumping event on Saturday, denying Japan's Ryoyu Kobayashi a golden double. Kobayashi, fresh from winning the normal hill title last weekend, set the standard again in the first round with a 142-metre jump for 147 points.
BEIJING : When China's Gao Tingyu hopped onto the podium at the Beijing Olympics to receive his gold medal in the men's 500 metre speed skating on Saturday, he marked a special moment for Asian sport - and one that could give Chinese speed skating in particular a boost.
The three medals are already an improvement on PyeongChang 2018, where the team went home with two silvers and a bronze and are on target to add more to their tally before the end of the showpiece on Sunday, 20 February. Should they add more to their collection, the class of 2022 may eclipse their most successful Winter Olympics at Vancouver 2010, where they won two gold and one silver medal.
ZHANGJIAKOU, Hebei: Norway's Marius Lindvik delivered a monster 151.3-point second jump to snatch the gold medal in a high-quality men's Olympic large hill ski jumping event on Saturday (Feb 12), denying Japan's Ryoyu Kobayashi a golden double.
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Having struggled to get to grips with Jaco Peyper's officiating last time out in Ireland, it's vital that Wales fare better with Nic Berry as they host Scotland at the Principality Stadium on Saturday.
Beaming with joy, Norway's Marius Lindvik screamed with delight on realising that the final athlete to go in the men's ski jumping large hill, Kobayashi Ryoyu, had not done enough to top his points score of 296.1.