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The youngest member of the British team at the Beijing Olympics, Kirsty Muir, booked her place in the Big Air final as the 17-year-old qualified seventh.
El viento dio una tregua en Yanqing, permitiendo por fin la disputa del El recorrido llamado 'Roca', con un descenso vertical de 894 metros, fue un verdadero quebradero de cabeza para los participantes. Especialmente lo fueron las primeras puertas de un total de 40, que dejaron fuera de juego a favoritos como el italiano Innerhofer. Ante un descenso tan técnico, la experiencia jugó un factor clave, y Beat Feuz (Suiza, 34 años), Johan Clarey (Francia, 41 años) y Matthias Mayer (Austria, 31 años) conformaron un podio en el que la media de edad supera los 35 años.
YANQING, China : Switzerland's Beat Feuz won gold in the men's downhill at the Beijing Olympics on Monday with 41-year-old Frenchman Johan Clarey taking silver.
Beat Feuz produced a fine run to win gold in the men's downhill at the Yanqing Alpine Skiing Centre in Beijing. The Swiss racer, who won super-G silver and downhill bronze in Pyeongchang 2018, snatched top spot from Matthias Mayer with a special run of 1:42.69 to claim his first ever gold medal. Ad/> Johan Clarey, aged 41, surged into silver medal position after producing the race of his life with a time of 1:42.79.
Aleksander Aamodt Kilde moved to the top of the downhill World Cup standings with his third victory of the season in Kitzbuhel. The 29-year-old is attempting to follow in the footsteps of Austria's Franz Klammer and Toni Sailer by winning both the prestigious World Cup event and Winter Olympic gold in the same year.
Norway's Aleksander Aamodt Kilde powered to victory in the classic Kitzbuehel World Cup downhill on Friday, beating French veteran Johan Clarey by 0.42 seconds.
Norway's Aleksander Aamodt Kilde was poised for victory in the classic Kitzbuehel World Cup downhill on Friday, leading France's Johan Clarey by 0.42 seconds after the first 30 skiers had completed their runs.