Like regular speed skating? I don't remember any crashes there, just short track. Tho I guess they fall down on their own sometimes
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And I've never seen a second of speed skating outside the Olympics lol
I guess I don't know lol
Canada winter games I suppose
Well it doesn't really matter lol
Crashes are very common in short track, not so much in regular speed skating so I was surprised
Oh that makes sense! I don't think I ever really realized there was a difference
Did you ever see that video of the skater who just zoomed through the first lap rather than staying with the group like usual? Then they caught up to the group and skated with them but they were a whole lap ahead
Short track is a, y'know, shorter track and it's usually with a bunch of people all skating at once instead of just two at a time like regular speed skating. If they're wearing helmets and knocking into each other, it's short track. If they just have the little skullcap hood things and are by themselves, it's regular speed skating
Tho I guess there is a mass start in regular speed skating now?
Oh okay I guess maybe I've only ever watched short track. That seems more exciting to me
That was ridiculous XD
The announcer guy was just like wut
FOX!!!
Where have you been mister????
It often is, tho sometimes the longer regular races can be interesting too bc things change over the course of the long distance
Okay but it's also funny as someone who knows nothing about the sport cause it's kind of like "Well duh... Just go faster than everyone else
" loool
It's like the rest of them didn't know what to doOkay but it's also funny as someone who knows nothing about the sport cause it's kind of like "Well duh... Just go faster than everyone else
But they also didn't look to bothered lol
Yeah! They were just like "oh that happened. Welp, we'll just keep our normal pace, it will all work out"
Fuzz balls ball got fuzzed
