On February 18, Beijing time, in the second final of the halfpipe venue of the FIS Freestyle Skiing World Cup in Calgary, Canada, Chinese star Gu Ailing scored a game-high 97 points after winning the first game, winning the World Cup championship back-to-back (referring to two consecutive days of fighting) and achieving eight consecutive championships in Calgary. So far, Gu Ailing has won the overall championship of this season's halfpipe, won her 14th World Cup championship, and became the freestyle skier with the most championships.
Mammoth Mountain Station. The silver medal was won in the final due to weather reasons.
Gu Ailing's start to the season has not been smooth. Previously, during training in Austria, Gu Ailing accidentally hit the U-groove, resulting in a shoulder injury. Gu Ailing insisted on playing in the World Cup in Chongli, China after consulting a doctor. Since then, Gu Ailing not only won the championship in Chongli, but also made a good start to the season. She then flew to the United States to compete in the World Cup in Copper Mountain, USA, and won back-to-back championships.
With her World Cup title and injury, Gu Ailing continued to compete in the subsequent Extreme Winter Games. She competed with an injury and won the halfpipe at the X Games. At the medal ceremony, Gu Ailing was supported by other competitors to reach the top podium, and then she withdrew from the slopestyle competition at the X Games due to injury.
At the beginning of February, Gu Ailing participated in the freestyle skiing halfpipe World Cup Mammoth Mountain Station. In the qualifying round, Gu Ailing finished second and successfully advanced to the finals. Since then, due to the continued unfavorable weather, the safety of the competition venue cannot be guaranteed, and the final result will be cancelled, and the qualifying position will be used as the final result. Gu Ailing won 83He won the silver medal with 50 points, ending his unbeaten run at the halfpipe World Cup in March 2021.
Calgary Station.
Defend the title again in 48 hours with two World Cups.
With the Freestyle Skiing World Cup coming to Calgary, Canada, the season is also coming to a close. The FIS arranged two World Cup stops in Calgary within 48 hours, and in the first game, Gu Ailing easily scored the highest score in the preliminaries and finals to win the championship. In the second final of Calgary, Britain's Atkin and Canada's Fraser both played at a high level in the first round, scoring 92 and 87 points respectively75 points. Gu Ailing, who appeared last, got 9425 points to take the lead.
In the second round, Gu Ailing scored 95 without an opponent to achieve transcendence25 points, continue to lead. In the third round, Atkin and Fraser both made mistakes, and Gu Ailing put on a higher level of performance with a game-high 97 when she had already locked up the championship00 points, defending the title again in Calgary.
Achieve the myth of undefeated.
The crystal ball is well deserved.
In 2021, 16-year-old Gu Ailing won the championship in her first World Cup in Calgary, Canada. In four years, Gu Ailing achieved the feat of winning all eight games in Calgary. "Four years ago, at the age of 16, I won the halfpipe World Cup for the first time here. It's a very special place for me. Gu Ailing once again lifted the crystal ball trophy, which symbolizes the championship of the season.
After winning the last two titles of the season in Calgary, Gu Ailing has won 14 World Cup gold medals, officially becoming the first in history in the number of men's and women's championships in the Freestyle Skiing World Cup. After finishing all the matches in this season's World Cup, Gu Ailing will continue to be conservative about her injuries and will not participate in the 14th National Winter Games.
*: Beijing Youth Daily.
Original title: "Gu Ailing: Calgary Achieves Eight Consecutive Wins" (Chu Peng).
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