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Manex Silva Reveals Drama In Test With -26 Degrees Of Heat Sensation: "My Face Is Freezing" |  Winter Olympics

Manex Silva Reveals Drama In Test With -26 Degrees Of Heat Sensation: “My Face Is Freezing” | Winter Olympics

In addition to the other competitors, Manex Silva faced a major opponent this Saturday in cross-country skiing: the harsh weather conditions in Zhangjiakou. Due to a wind of 28 km/h and a thermal sensation of -26 ° C, the race organizers decided to convert the 50 km mass start to 30 km. Despite the adversities, the Akrin living in Spain remained firm and I managed to complete the race in 1 hour 33 minutes and 11 seconds. In the first interview after the achievement, he revealed the drama that lives on the track.

Manex Silva analyzes the evidence and talks about the weather: ‘My face was freezing’

– It was a very difficult test, thank God it was a little shorter than it was supposed to be. The wind is very strong and very cold. I ran well, but the cold made it difficult, my legs were hurting and my face froze. “It didn’t feel very good,” said Mannix, who needed about 40 minutes to recover before running through the mixed zone after the race.

Manex Silva faces extreme cold at cross-country skiing – Photo: William Lucas/ANOC Olympic

– I think it was worth it. 50km is not my specialty, 30km is good for me and it ended well. It is very important to see that Brazil is growing and competing in more and more competitions. I hope I’m not the only one (four races disputed) and that this happens more often – he said.

Brazilian Manx Silva finished 58th in the group start

Brazilian Manx Silva finished 58th in the group start

Manex is now preparing for his last act at the 2022 Beijing Olympics. Chosen to be the flag bearer of the Brazilian delegation at the closing ceremonyThis Sunday, I can’t wait to take part in this wonderful moment.

– I am very happy because so far I have only watched the ceremony on TV and everything was fine. I am very grateful for this honor and I hope to be at the Winter Olympics again in four years. ”