Japanese skier Watabe wins bronze medal in the Nordic combined large hill
Akito Watabe, right, competes in the cross-country part of the normal hill Nordic combined at the Beijing Games on Tuesday.
The Japan News
20:13 JST, February 15, 2022
Two-time silver medalist Akito Watabe won the bronze medal in the individual normal hill of Nordic combined on Tuesday at the Beijing Winter Olympics. This is his third consecutive medal at the Winter Olympics since 2014.
The 33-year-old Watabe placed in fifth in the ski jumping portion.
Akito Watabe competes in the jump part of the normal hill Nordic combined at the Beijing Games on Tuesday.
Watabe had won silver medals in the combined normal hill event, which combines jumping and a 10-kilometer cross-country race, in Sochi in 2014 and in Pyeongchang in 2018.
Watabe’s latest medal is Japan’s 14th of the Beijing Games, setting a new record for the nation’s largest Winter Olympic medal haul.
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