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He First Stepped Onto the Ice Five Years Ago and Exploded Into the World Elite Like a Meteor.
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The second athlete in the 5000 meters on Sunday completed the 25-lap distance in 12:33.43 minutes, and finally surpassed the second Pole Vladimir Semirunniy by more than five seconds, and the third Dutchman Jorrit Bergsma by more than seven seconds. The 40-year-old, five-time world champion Bergsma came first in Sochi in 2014, and second four years later in Pyeongchang in this distance, and won the fourth Olympic medal of his career. The Italian…
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