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BEIJING: Russian teenager Kamila Valieva dominated the Olympic ice on Tuesday (Feb 15) night, fighting back tears as she completed a skate that put her at the top of the short programme standings.
It may have ended in tears but controversial Russian teenager Kamila Valieva is still in sight of another potential Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics gold after topping the women’s figure skating short program.
Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva, whose doping case has rocked the Beijing Olympics, had three drugs that could be used to treat heart conditions in the sample she provided last December, the New York Times reported on Tuesday.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has defended its decision not to award medals in the women's singles skating at the Winter Games if Kamila Valieva finishes in the top three.
Russia's Kamila Valieva placed top in the Olympic figure skating short programme Tuesday, after being allowed to compete despite testing positive for a banned substance before the Games. The 15-year-old scored 82.16, and goes into Thursday's decisive free programme with a narrow lead over her compatriot Anna Shcherbakova, who came second with 80.20.
Team GB figure skater Natasha McKay has questioned the decision not to award medals if Kamila Valieva finishes on the podium at Beijing 2022. The Russian skater tested positive for a banned substance ahead of the Winter Olympics, but has been allowed to continue to compete.