Who won the first gold medal in the 2022 Winter Olympics?

The first gold medal winner of the 2022 Winter Olympics is: Norwegian skiing "Queen" Tracy? On the afternoon of February 5, 2022, Haug won the women's cross-country skiing double chase championship.

On February 5th, the Beijing Winter Olympics ushered in the first competition day after the opening ceremony. The cross-country skiing women's event won the first gold medal in Zhangjiakou Division of Beijing Winter Olympics, and Norway's Tres Johogg won the gold medal with 44: 13.7.

Norway has always been a strong team in cross-country skiing. In the history of the Winter Olympics, the team won more than 120 cross-country skiing medals. The 34-year-old Haug missed the last PyeongChang Winter Olympics, but this year's Beijing Winter Olympics aims to win gold.

In the competition, Jorge became the first player to finish the 7.5km traditional technical competition with a slight advantage, and then she expanded her lead in the 7.5km free technical competition and finally became the first player to cross the finish line. Natalia Nepriayeva of the Russian Olympic team won the silver medal in 44:43.9, while Teresa Stadeler Bell of Austria won the bronze medal in 44:44.2.

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20 1 1 won two gold medals in the world championship held in Kelun, Hollmen. ?

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On February 5, 2022, the first gold medal of Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics was born in the National Cross-country Skiing Center. In the final of cross-country skiing women's double chase, Norway's Tres Johogg won the championship with a score of 44 minutes 13.7 seconds. ?

In February 10, she won 1 name in the cross-country skiing 10 km (traditional technology) competition of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. On February 12, in the women's 4× 5km relay final of cross-country skiing in the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, she and her teammates won the fifth place in 54:09.8.

On February 20th, she won the gold medal in the women's 30km collective starting (free technique) final of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics with a score of 1:24:54.0.