Chloe Kim wins snowboard halfpipe gold at Beijing 2022 Olympics to become two-time gold medallist
Chloe Kim won her second Olympic gold medal with victory in the snowboard women's halfpipe at Beijing 2022.
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Chloe Kim won her second Olympic gold medal with victory in the snowboard women's halfpipe at Beijing 2022.
La noche es el territorio preferido de la soledad y de los seres especiales. Por eso, mientras España dormía, la maga de Sabadell sacó sus mejores trucos para dar una alegría histórica en Pekín. Medalla de plata para la subcampeona mundial en Kreischberg (Austria) 2015 y bronce en Aspen 2021, además de triple medallista de los X Games en Superpipe (plata en 2019, oro en 2020 y plata en 2022) y con 17 podios en Copa del Mundo.
When Lindsey Jacobellis crossed the finish line to win gold in women’s snowboard cross – the first U.S. gold medal of the 2022 Winter Olympics – the Connecticut native pumped her fists in the air.
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Chloe Kim's quest for a second successive Olympic snowboard women's halfpipe gold medal is on!
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The wait for gold is over for Team USA at Beijing 2022 thanks to veteran snowboarder Lindsey Jacobellis.
Head Olympic snowboard judge Iztok Sumatik has explained why he and his team missed Max Parrot’s failed grab during the Canadian’s gold in the slopestyle on Monday. Parrot’s gold medal was a feel-good moment, coming three years after a cancer diagnosis, but it wasn’t without controversy after TV viewers noticed that the Canadian had missed a grab during one of his routines. Ad/> It led to a predictable outcry on social media but after some within snowboarding lent their support to the judges Sumatik spoke to Whitelines to explain exactly what happened.