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Beijing: US-born Chinese skier Eileen Gu breathed a sigh of relief as her third run in the qualifier event for Big Air freeski at the Beijing Olympics on Monday (Feb 7) drew loud applause from the audience.
Teenager Kirsty Muir qualified for the Winter Olympics ski big air final — but fellow Team GB athlete Katie Summerhayes narrowly missed out.
BEIJING : U.S.-born Chinese skier Eileen Gu's highly-anticipated Winter Olympics sporting debut has attracted a surge of praise and attention from Chinese fans and state media but also fresh uncomfortable questions in the country over her nationality.
BEIJING : French favourite Tess Ledeux is feeling physically and mentally ready for the first-ever Olympics freeski Big Air competitions.
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Freestyle skier Eileen Gu wants to use her massive social media following to inspire others to take up the sport. The 18-year-old medal hopeful is celebrated for her sporting prowess, fashion, modelling and academic background, and has been dubbed 'the face of the games' in Beijing.
EILEEN GU THRUSTS her fists into the sky, ski poles dangling from her wrists, as she skis to a stop at the base of the Dew Tour halfpipe in Copper Mountain, Colorado. Her second-run score of 96 flashes on the outdoor monitor and the small crowd gathered on this bitter December morning erupts in support. Gu leads the event by nearly three points but isn't the type to take a victory lap, so on her third and final run, she attempts a right corked 1080 — a trick she has yet to land in competition — and comes up a few degrees short. «I was really proud of my second run and wanted to step it up,» Gu says after the contest. «I know I'll get the 10 next time.»
La XXIV edición contará con más de 2.900 deportistas de 90 países (14 españoles) en un evento marcado otra vez por la COVID-19 y blindado contra contagios.