The third day of competition in Beijing is dedicated to alpine skiing, figure skating, speed skating, short-track and ski jumping. In these disciplines, medals were distributed on Monday, and as far as Poles are concerned, the eighth place of Maryna Gąsienicy-Daniel in the giant slalom deserves the greatest recognition.
Olympic Games. Sweden at the fore in the medal table. Canada had a great day
The Swedes do not have too many medals yet, only three, associations that have won twice as many. However, no one can be as effective as the representatives of the country of the Three Crowns. The Swedish representatives won three golden rings, and the last one was won by Sara Hector, who triumphed in the giant slalom, which allowed the Swedes to take the lead.
The representation of the Russian Olympic Committee is in second place. Its players won the second gold medal on Monday, winning the team figure skating competition, and the sensational silver disc in the mixed ski jumping competition, in which there was a lot of action, is also worth emphasizing. about.
The Dutch are in third place. Monday turned out to be great for Canadians. Competitors from the Maple Leaf country were placed on the podium four times. Gold and bronze in snowboard slopestyle fell to the loot of Max Parrot and Mark McMorris. There was a sensation on the hill in Zhangjiakou, where the Canadian mixed team took third place, winning the country’s first Olympic medal in ski jumping.
Maryna Gąsienica-Daniel did not disappoint. The other Poles did not join the fight for medals
Undoubtedly, the most important news for Poles on Monday was. Our country does not have many traditions in alpine skiing, but for several years this discipline has been developing more and more.
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which was 20th in the individual 15 km race, which is a good prognosis for the next starts. and that would be so worth noting when it comes to the results of the White-Reds. So far, the Poles have won the bronze medal of Dawid Kubacki from the normal hill.
Beijing 2022 medal classification (gold, silver and bronze medals respectively):
- 1. Sweden – 3-0-0
- 2. Russian Olympic Committee – 2-3-2
- 3. Netherlands – 2-2-1
- 4. China – 2-2-0
- 5. Germany – 2-1-0
- 6. Norway – 2-0-2
- 7. Slovenia – 2-0-1
- 8. Italy – 1-3-1
- 9. Canada – 1-1-4
- 10. Japan – 1-1-2
- 11. Australia and Switzerland – 1-0-1
- 13. New Zealand – 1-0-0
- 14. France and the United States – 0-3-0
- 16. Austria – 0-2-2
- 17. Hungary – 0-0-2
- 18. Finland i Poland – 0-0-1
Source: Sport
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