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The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has confirmed it will investigate the adults working with Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva –– who failed a drugs test prior to competing at this year’s Winter Olympics.
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Team GB's men's curling rink showed how beneficial a rest day at the Winter Olympics was after thumping Denmark 8-2 on the same day they edged past China 7-6. Bruce Mouat was in scintillating form to take the Danes apart, securing victory with two ends to spare, leaving them second in the standings with four wins from five. Ad/> GB made an impressive start as they made the most of having the hammer in the opening end, as Mouat held his nerve to produce two solid draws to secure a 2-0 lead in the early stages.
Guru Dr Ice is just what Britain need Kristan Bromley admits his door is open to return to the British Skeleton fold after their disappointing Winter Olympic campaign. Ad/> Former world champion and two-time World Cup winner Bromley is nicknamed 'Dr Ice' and is viewed as a guru for sliders with his pioneering approach to tech.
BEIJING :Liu Shaoang won the short track speed skating men's 500 metres gold medal at the Beijing Olympics on Sunday to give Hungary its first individual title at a Winter Games.
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has confirmed it will investigate the adults working with Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva –– who failed a drugs test prior to competing at this year’s Winter Olympics.
Heavy snow fell throughout Sunday at the Beijing Winter Olympics disrupting several events and forcing athletes to battle through treacherous conditions in the pursuit of gold. Californian-born Chinese sensation Eileen Gu was among the competitors affected when her bid for a second gold medal was temporarily derailed by the postponement of qualifying for the freeski slopestyle. The second of three training runs for the women's downhill skiing was cancelled and women's freestyle skiing aerials qualification was also postponed. Environmentalists in the build-up to the Games in the Chinese capital had voiced concern about an Olympics taking place in one of the driest parts of China and relying almost entirely on man-made snow.
Japan's Ryoyu Kobayashi held his nerve while his rivals lost theirs on Sunday, winning Olympic ski jumping gold on the men's normal hill in a wild and unpredictable Beijing Games final. Germany's World Cup leader Karl Geiger finished 15th in a disastrous performance, while hotly tipped Norwegians Halvor Egner Granerud and Marius Lindvik were also well out of contention. Kobayashi kept his cool to become the first Japanese ski jumper to win Olympic gold on foreign snow, pulling off jumps of 104.5 and 99.5 metres to finish first on 275.0 points. "This season I've been able to jump to the image I have in my mind," said the 25-year-old, who is second in the current World Cup standings and won this season's Four Hills competition.