After a silver medal won yesterday by Kacpra Tomasiak in ski jumps today, fans of winter games put their best hopes in a relay mixed in a short track. Unfortunately, skaters did not advance to the semifinals. They were better off in individual launches – the scale. Michał Niewiński and Natalia Maliszewska qualified to compete in the quarterfinals.
Polish rack mixed in short track in composition: Natalia Maliszewska, Kamila Sellier, st. szer. Michał Niewiński and Félix Pigeon, dropped out of competition in the quarter-final phase. 12 teams were allowed to participate in the games, which first fought in 3 quarter-finals.
Polish squad competed in first gear. The rivals of the White-Red were Dutch, Italian and Hungarian. Poles finished the race in 3rd position with 2 min 40.97 pp. The Dutch defeated the fastest 18 laps, and the Italians took second place. Our representatives were waiting for the results of 2 consecutive races, hoping for promotion. In the second run due to the collapse caused by the rival qualification to the semifinals from the 3rd place, the French gained. That meant there was only 1 squad that could number on promotion over time. In the 3rd 4th final the 3rd place was occupied by Belgians, who were faster than Poles by 1,023 s and they won the qualification for the further part of the competition. In the final, the gold was won by the Italians, the silver Canadians, and the bronze representatives of Belgium.
Short track representatives competed present at the Milan ice rink in 2 competitions. Before the races, mixed relays held elimination runs at 500 and 1000 m. Women competed at a shorter distance, and men at a longer distance. By the further phase of the competition, 20 players and 20 players were promoted. Natalia Maliszewska and Szer. Michał Niewiński. A typical of the Central Military Sports squad most likely won his run after a successful attack from the 4th position in the end of the rivalry. They did not pass the qualifications: Gabriela Topolska and Félix Pigeon. Quarterfinals, semifinals and finals will be held on February 12.
19-year-old best in the biathlon
Yesterday 19-year-old Casper Tomasiak followed in the footsteps of Wojciech Fortuna, who at the same age won a place on the podium in ski jumps in 1972. besides 19 years old is Grzegorz Galica, the youngest of the biathlonists in Polish representation at the XXV Winter Olympics. And it was he who did the best with the White-Red individual run for 20 km, in which he participated for the first time in his career. The 19-year-old is ranked 33rd. During 4 visits to the shooting scope he missed 3 times and for the punishment until the run he was counted 3 punishment minutes. The best of Poles lost to gold medalist Norwegian Johan-Olav Botn 5 min 38.7 pp.
The remaining representatives of Poland at the rate of 89 players took the seats: 43rd overall Marcin Zawoł, 49th overall Konrad Badacz and 61st overall Jan Guńka. The best of the biathlonists of the Central Military Sports squad as Galica gave 3 uncustomed shots. The investigator and Guńka received 4 minutes of punishment. All Poles are debutants at the Olympic Games. Norwegian Botn besides competes for the first time in the four-year event. A 26-year-old boy who only made the B Norway squad before 2 seasons, won gold in Anterselvie. He was 1 of 2 biathlonists who shot flawlessly. The second turned out to be the 4th in the Fin Olli Hiidensalo classification. The silver medal was won by the Frenchman Éric Perrot (with Botne lost by 14.8 s), and the bronze Norwegian Sturla Holm Laegreid (to a teammate lost 48.3 s).
In the sprinkling outside the lead ‘30’
W Thesero fought for medals in sprinkling ski runners. Unfortunately, no of the representatives of Poland managed to advance to the leading “30” which after the qualification entered the further phase of competition. At the start there were 89 players and 94 players. Qualification among women won 3 min 36.21 s Swedish Linn Svahn over time. 33rd place was St. Wide. Monika Skinner – she was short 1.87 pp. At the 37th position, she finished competing S. W. spec. Isabella Marcisz (to the winner of the qualification lost 15.52 s), and to 42. Aleksandra Kołodziej (18.16 s). The men's elimination run was won by Norwegian Johannes Høsflot Klæbo – the way beat in 3 mins 7.37 p. 40th place was finished by specialist Maciej Staręg (with Norwegian Klæbo lost by 14.91 p.) and 53rd Sebastian Bryja (19.46 p.).
All the women's sprinkling medals won the Swedes. Triumphed the best in Linn Svahn qualification, the second was Jonna Sundling, and the 3rd was Maja Dahlqvist. In the rivalry of men he most likely won the favourite Johannes Høsflot Klæbo. Norway overtook American Ben Ogden, and bronze scored second from Norway's representatives Oskar Opstad Vike.
Szer. The beetle enters the game
Tomorrow, the runoffs at the arenas of the games will begin by the gentlemen of the Central Military Sports Team. Considered a candidate for the medal in the 1000 m wide run. Damian Żurek will take off in the last pair, and his rival will be Estonian Marten Liiv. Sher. Marek Kania will run in the eighth pair with German Hendrik Dombek. In turn the 3rd of Poles Piotr Michalski will compete in the ninth pair with Austrian Gabriel Odor. Racing at Milano velocity Skating Stadium featuring 29 pannists will begin at 6.30 p.m. Earlier, at 13.15 p.m., he will embark on an individual run for 15 km first of 91 biathlonists. 4 CWZS representatives will fight for medals in Anterselvie: szer. Natalia Sidorowicz (starts seventh), szer. spec. Kamila Żuk (35th), szer. Joanna Jakła (67th) and szer. spec. Anna Mąka (72nd).
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