Shanghai athlete Chen Yunxia and his teammates have listened to the annual rowing World Cup Championship

On July 10th, the third stop of the World Cup in the 2022 International League Boat ended in Lussean, Switzerland. In the women's four -person paddle finals, the Chinese team composed of the Tokyo Olympic champion, Shanghai athlete Chen Yunxia and teammates Lu Shiyu, Lu Yang and Cui Xiaotong have maintained a lead, and finally rushed to the end with a score of 6 minutes, 14 seconds, and 68. Won the 2022 World Cup Championship!

As the final battle of the World Cup this season, the competitions of this competition are extremely fierce. The four Chinese women's four -person paddle group Chen Yunxia, ​​Lu Shiyu, Lu Yang, and Cui Xiaotong established the leading position since the beginning of the game, and always maintained their advantages to the end. Following the championship after the Potz South Station, the runner -up and the third runner -up were being British. And Italy obtained. At the same time, with the results of two gold and one silver, they also won the 2022 World Cup Championship.

In the men's four -person paddle finals, the Chinese team made personnel adjustments and finally ranked sixth. However, with the winning results of the first two stations, they still created history and won the annual championship of the project.

After the game, Sir Steve Red Grak, the five Olympic champion of the Chinese rowing team, said: "I think the women's four doubles play are very good. Make control of the game very well. "

At this point, the Chinese rowing team has completed all the World Cups this season, winning a total of 4 gold, 4 silver, and 4 copper, and won the annual championship of the two projects. The strength of the women's four -person paddles, the breakthrough of the four men's paddles, and the rise of many newcomers have become the highlights and gains of the competition. I look forward to the Chinese rowing team to achieve a good results in the future!

Figure: Xinhua News Agency

Source: China Rowing Association

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