李慧詩倫奧摘銅 沈金康稱讚她很勇敢 金

lo_pak

香港隊單車代表李慧詩在倫敦奧運女子凱林賽為香港奪得一面銅牌。

總教練沈金康表示，李慧詩證明了自己的能力，又稱讚她很勇敢。

沈金康又表示，賽前已相信李慧詩可以奪得獎牌，但因第一輪賽事失利，令她消耗一定體力，不過，李慧詩在復活賽表現良好，以13秒7一個圈的速度完成賽事，最終晉級決賽。

嘉嘉

congratz to HK!

MoiRhapsody

yes!!

布小熊

yeah!!!

ayako

香港既運動員唔係臘鴨, 亦都唔係垃圾~~

MoiRhapsody

第下贏第二果個啲面口.......

peter236

Just a nice smile from her.

快樂牛郎

第下贏第二果個啲面口.......
MoiRhapsody 發表於 2012/8/3 20:37

贏第二就算唔開心都好正常
對自己要求高都冇壞
世界盃拎第2果隊有幾多個會有開心樣?

lo_pak

回復 6# MoiRhapsody

I support Cow this time. According to psychology, 2nd place winners used to be the least happy compared to the gold and the bronze.

peter236

贏第二就算唔開心都好正常
對自己要求高都冇壞
世界盃拎第2果隊有幾多個會有開心樣? ...
快樂牛郎 發表於 2012-8-4 08:49

Well, considering that her gold medal in team cycling was robbed the day before. The gold was changed to silver by dubious officiating.
   

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/sports/2012-08/03/c_131760100.htm

LONDON, Aug. 3 (Xinhua) -- Chinese cycling coach Daniel Morelon on Friday attacked a controversial refereeing that "robbed" his students of a gold medal.

Germany's Miriam Welte and Kristina Vogel were crowned inaugural Olympic women's team sprint champions following the relegation of China at the Velodrome Thursday.

Guo Shuang and Gong Jinjie had claimed what would have been a first Olympic cycling gold for China in the two-lap event, only to be relegated soon after for an "illegal changeover".

China's French coach Morelon said the Chinese team didn't violate any rules and "our gold was robbed."

"Even there is no appeal process in cycling, we still wanted the world to know that this is unfair and shamful for the Olympic sprit," he said.

"After the race, I came to the referee, who did not show any video replay to me," said Morelon, a cycling legend who won four Olympic golds in his career.

"I watched the race video again and again, after I returned to the Athletes' Village. I looked over the rules and regulations of the sport and concluded the Chinese didn't violate any rules."

Gong and Guo shattered the world record twice, in the qualifying and the first round on Thursday.

"We broke the world record twice," said Morelon, who took the helm of the Chinese track cycling team in 2008 before the Beijing Games. "My cyclists are the best, they deserved the gold medal. Unfortunately, these Olympics are not fair to them."