What are the fundamentals, principles, scoring and advancement rules of alpine skiing, a Winter Olympic competition sport?

Alpine skiing has its roots in hunting and has evolved into a ski sport. Alpine skiing is mainly influenced by the body's own gravity, centrifugal force and combined force.The 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics Alpine Skiing Competition will be held at the National Alpine Ski Center. Alpine skiing originated in the European Alps, hence the name alpine skiing. Alpine skiing was gradually formed on the basis of cross-country skiing, and has been listed as a Winter Olympics event since 1936.

The rules are: downhill, super slalom, giant slalom, and slalom events use courses of decreasing length and height difference, and the number of flag gates increases in that order. The slalom course has many turns and is serpentine in shape, the giant slalom course is wavy, the track is wider and has more turns, the super slalom and downhill have fewer turns and are set up with wide passes. At the start, athletes must wear sportswear labeled with an official lead seal, a start number bib, a helmet, skis and poles, and use removable bindings. During the race, competitors are required to pass through all flag gates as required, with at least the front and foot of one ski through the flag gate line. If a flag gate is missed, the round is inconclusive.

2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, alpine skiing *** set 11 events: men's downhill, men's slalom, men's giant slalom, men's all-around, women's downhill, women's giant slalom, women's giant slalom, women's all-around, and mixed team, *** counting 11 gold medals. Alpine skiing is just one kind of skiing. Alpine skiing pursues speed and passion, but is more restricted by region and season. Alpine skiing in the speed to experience the passion, which is a sport full of courage and challenge. Alpine skiing, in the name of courage and beauty, in the speed to feel the free breath of ice and snow.

Each team consists of two male and two female athletes. The competition is held on a 250,300-meter course using a giant slalom flag gate, with rankings obtained through elimination rounds. There are two rounds of giant slalom and mini slalom. After the first round, the top 30 athletes advance to the second round and rankings are judged by the sum of the results of the two rounds. If it takes less time, it wins. Super Giant Slalom and Speedway only have one round to determine the rankings.