China's mixed team aerials freestyle skiing squad claimed bronze at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics on Saturday, adding to the nation's growing medal tally. The trio of Xu Mengtao, Wang Xindi, and Li Tianma delivered a combined score of 279.68 points in Final 2, securing China's 13th podium finish at this year's Games.
The U.S. team dominated the event with 325.35 points, while Switzerland captured silver with 296.91. Seven teams initially competed in Final 1, with the top four advancing to the decisive round. Xu, fresh from her individual gold medal performance earlier this week, opened strong for China with an 81.99-point run featuring her signature back full-full-full maneuver.
Wang Xindi, Xu's husband and men's aerials champion, faced challenges during his Final 2 attempt but still contributed crucial points. Li Tianma's dramatic final run saw him break both skis upon landing, yet his 95.37-point effort sealed China's sixth bronze medal of the competition. The result underscores China's continued strength in winter sports as the Games approach their conclusion.
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China earns mixed team aerials freeski bronze at 2026 Winter Olympics
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