ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 2月15日 07時00分

On Wednesday in South Korea, @ショーン・ホワイト won his 3rd gold medal in 4 trips to the @オリンピック with a masterly final run that earned him 97.75 points. The quest for more complex tricks is coded in the DNA of adrenaline-seeking athletes like @ショーン・ホワイト. “It’s just the evolution of the sport,” the 31-year-old said. This year, he pulled off something he hadn’t done before, not even in practice — a clean run with back-to-back 1440s, a quadruple corkscrew of sorts, performed in opposite directions on opposite walls. After learning that he’d won, @ショーン・ホワイト howled in victory, hurled his board, then dropped to his knees in tears. When he embraced his family, the tears flowed even more heavily. “When they announced my score and I’d won, it crippled me,” he said. #ShaunWhite’s gold medal was the 100th for @teamusa in the Winter Games. Few have been as dramatic. How did he get it? Visit the link in our profile to see our analysis and more photos by @nytchangster. #? #? NYTXXIII

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