The most unusual finish at the Olympics





Here is the same! The case at the finish in the quarterfinals ski cross, which occurred on February 20, deservedly received the title of the most unusual finish at the Olympic Games in Sochi in 2014.

To determine who came second, third and fourth, judges have long to understand the intricacies of hand, foot and ski athletes who fell a few meters to the finish line.

Let's see how this happened ...

The most unusual finish at the Olympics



First, the title of the most unusual finish claimed episode when Martin Fourcade on mass start skiing tried to release to snatch victory from Swensen, but he did not succeed.

However, on February 20 Ski Cross had a more colorful scene. Four athletes confidently walked to the finish line and all of a sudden, at the last kicker, three members of fallen and crossed the finish line after falling out of inertia.

The most unusual finish at the Olympics

In the fall participated:

Finnish athlete Uni Pellinen

The most unusual finish at the Olympics

Swede Victor Norberg

The most unusual finish at the Olympics

Athlete of the Russian Egor Korotkov

The most unusual finish at the Olympics

Let's see how it was in motion:
The most unusual finish at the Olympics

The most unusual finish at the Olympics

As we can see, Armin Niderer able to cope with a difficult situation at the finish line and bypass the other participants.

The most unusual finish at the Olympics

The most unusual finish at the Olympics

Through images, the judge determined that our sportsman Nikolai Korotkov - came second. He kept his head and threw his hands in the direction of the finish line. Such resourcefulness helped him get into the semi-finals.

The most unusual finish at the Olympics

But the same finish in the mass start. Agree, not so impressive:

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