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The Guardian - US
The Guardian - US
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Adam Collins, Jonathan Horn, Beau Dure and Luke McLaughlin

Beijing Winter Olympics 2022 day four – as it happened

Gold medal finisher Jonna Sundling, of Sweden, left, celebrates with teammate Emma Ribom as silver medallist Maja Dahlqvist, also of Sweden, right, reacts after the women's sprint free cross-country skiing.
Gold medal finisher Jonna Sundling, of Sweden, left, celebrates with teammate Emma Ribom as silver medallist Maja Dahlqvist, also of Sweden, right, reacts after the women's sprint free cross-country skiing. Photograph: Aaron Favila/AP

And that’s the day done. Thanks for your company - can’t wait to do it all again tomorrow on the first Wednesday of these Beijing Winter Games. I’ll leave you with a look at the best photos of the day. Bye!

Eileen Gu is already one of the stories of these Games. Sean Ingle explains after her spectacular women’s freeski big air victory.

With the pressure of more than a billion people on her shoulders, Eileen Gu soared and spun high into the Beijing sky before landing a stunning double cork 1620 to take Winter Olympics gold. Then, in another considerable feat of nimbleness, the 18-year-old deftly avoided attempts by the world’s media to drag her into a diplomatic incident with the skill of a UN veteran.

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