Every sixth Russian watched the performance of Kamila Valieva in the short program at the Beijing Olympics while working, and every eleventh - live, follows from the results of the SuperJob social survey (RBC has it).
Valieva won the short program at the Beijing Games on February 15, having received 82.16 points for the rental.
It is noted that 9% of Russians put off work affairs in order to watch Valieva’s performance, another 7% followed the text broadcast in news releases on TV or on the Internet, and one in four watched the figure skater’s performance later in the recording.
Video of Valieva's winning short program at the Olympics Olympics 2022 At the same time, women watched the figure skater's performance at work twice as often as men (13% and 6%, respectively), women also watched the text broadcast a little more often (8% and 6%).
1,600 employed Russians from all districts of the country took part in the SuperJob survey.
Question: “Did you watch Kamila Valieva’s performance at the Olympics live, leaving / postponing work for a while?”
Yes - 9%;
No, but followed (a) a text broadcast on TV/Internet - 7%;
No, I'll look later in the recording / in the news / on the Internet, etc. - 27%;
No, and I do not plan to watch - 57%.
Valieva had to seek participation in the individual competitions of the Olympics in the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). Valieva, as part of the Russian national team, won the team tournament at the Games on February 7, and after the completion of the competition, it became known that a banned substance, trimetazidine, was found in her doping test, taken back in December last year (used to treat cardiac problems, banned since 2015). athletes).
After receiving the results of the test, RUSADA suspended Valieva from the competition, but the next day the agency's disciplinary committee overturned this decision. The IOC, the International Skating Union (ISU) and the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) filed appeals against the skater's admission to the Games, but the CAS exit panel took the side of RUSADA and allowed Valieva to compete in the individual tournament.
The IOC said that if Valieva gets into the prize-winners, the awards ceremony will not be held, while the results in women's single skating will be "with an asterisk" until the end of the investigation into the Russian woman's case.
Free skaters will present at the Games on February 17. Russians Anna Shcherbakova and Alexandra Trusova after the short program are in second and fourth places, respectively.
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