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“That’s sport,” a tearful Brunelle told The Globe and Mail after the race. In a twist, however, it was Charles’ Canadian teammate Florence Brunelle, 18, who was penalised for tripping both Charles and Fan.īrunelle had earlier made an illegal late inside pass, creating contact with Fan, earning her second penalty of the Games after another in the mixed relay two days earlier that resulted in Canada being bumped down the standings. Source: Suppliedįan and Charles both crashed. The marker goes underneath Charles’ left skate. Kexin Fan appears to flick a marker towards Canadian Alyson Charles. The incident occurred during the Group One Women’s 500m Short Track Speed Skating quarterfinals at Capital Indoor Stadium, the first race of the night. “The slow motion replay from this morning’s short track speed skating event looks suspect.” “Sabotage or incidental contact?” he tweeted.

Others on social media raised eyebrows at the incident and Canadian sports journalist Rob Williams penned an article for Daily Hive questioning if anything untoward had happened. “This was some slick s**t, it took me like 10 watches to figure out what happened,” one user commented.

US Olympic star’s gruesome injury rocks rivals as fake snow wreaks havoc on Beijing “‘Sportsmanship’ shown by the Chinese skater in the Beijing Olympics,” the original poster titled the video. In the video, Kexin Fan, 28, can be seen reaching over the leg of another competitor as a marker is flicked towards the left skate of Alyson Charles, 23. It was later deleted, then re-posted on the social media site. They have no need of slo-mo.Questions are being asked after a Chinese speed skater appeared to flick a marker underneath the skate of her Canadian opponent, which some believe caused her to fall during a chaotic day on the ice in Beijing on Monday.Ī viral clip of the blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moment was viewed more than three million times within hours of being posted on Reddit. The judges only have access to full-speed replay because their only job is to judge an element on GOE/PCS. This is so they can make the correct decisions about rotations, levels, etc.

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The technical panel has access to the full gamut of replay functions - slo-mo, super slo-mo, frame-by-frame if necessary (though there are certain restrictions on when they can use that - super slo-mo is not permitted for take-offs, for example). With this in mind, the access to replays is different for the two panels according to their function. The technical panel is responsible for determining rotation, edges, falls, levels, illegal element deductions, etc. The other is the technical panel, made up of the technical controller, the technical specialist, and the assistant technical specialist, and supported by the data operator and replay operator. They are also responsible for a smattering of deductions - such as costume violation, costume failure, music violation, etc. These nine judges are responsible for GOE and PCS. One is the judging panel - made up of nine judges. So just to be super clear, there are two separate panels involved in terms of the judges.

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