Beijing 2022։ Champions of the day and medal standings

On Wednesday 6 sets of medals were awarded at the 24th Winter Olympics in Beijing.

Germany leads the medal standings with five gold medals.

Beijing 2022. Freestyle, men's big air

1. Birk Ruud (Norway) - 187,75
2. Colby Stevenson (USA) - 183.00
3. Henrik Harlaut (Sweden) - 181.00

Birk Ruud of Norway wins the #Gold Medal in the Men’s #FreestyleSkiing Big Air Final!

Congratulations to the 2016 Youth Olympic Games champion and now #Beijing2022 champion!

— Olympics (@Olympics) February 9, 2022

Alpine Skiing, women's Slalom

1. Petra Vlhova (Slovakia)
2. Katharina Linsberger (Austria)
3. Wendy Holdener (Switzerland)

2012 ↔️ 2022

Ten years after her #Gold medal at the Youth Olympic Games, Petra Vlhova makes history at the Olympic Games! pic.twitter.com/KbL9TaX0cY

— Olympics (@Olympics) February 9, 2022

Snowboard, women's snowboard cross

1. Lindsey Jacobellis (USA)
2. Chloe Trespeuch (France)
3. Meryeta O'Dine (Canada)

REDEMPTION.

16 years after a late fall at Turin 2006 denied her the gold medal, Lindsey Jacobellis is a #snowboard cross Olympic champion. #Beijing2022 pic.twitter.com/WxMVplVcsh

— Olympics (@Olympics) February 9, 2022

Nordic Combined. HS 109 + 10 km race

1. Vinzenz Geiger (Germany)
2. Joergen Graabak (Norway)
3. Lukas Greiderer (Austria)

Vinzenz Geiger (Germany) is the new #NordicCombined - Individual Gundersen Normal Hill/10km, Cross-Country Olympic champion!

This is his 2nd Olympic #Gold medal, 1st individual one!
Congratulations! #Beijing2022 | #StrongerTogether | @TeamD | @VinzenzGeiger

— Olympics (@Olympics) February 9, 2022

Short track speed skating, men 1500 m

1. Tae-Hong Hwan (South Korea) 2.09,219
2. Stephen Dubois (Canada) 2.09.254
3. Semyon Elistratov (Russia) - 2.09.267

First Olympic #Gold medal for Hwang Daeheon (Republic of Korea) as he records the fastest time in #ShortTrackSkating - Men's 1500m!

Congratulations! #Beijing2022 | #StrongerTogether

— Olympics (@Olympics) February 9, 2022

Luge, men's double luge

1. Tobias Wendl/Tobias Arlt of Germany 1.56.554 (58.255 + 58.299)
2. Toni Eggert / Sascha Beneken (Germany) - 1.56.653 (58.300 + 58.353)
3. Thomas Stoy/Lorenz Koller (Austria) - 1.57.065 (58.426 + 58.639)

Tobias Arlt and Tobias Wendl (Germany) are the first athletes to ever win #Luge - Doubles three times, earning their 5th Olympic #Gold medal!

Congratulations! #Beijing2022 | #StrongerTogether | @TeamD

— Olympics (@Olympics) February 9, 2022