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So, another medal was won by our compatriot, Russian athlete Alexander Tretyakov. As the news vividly reports, his surname is directly related to the location. Yes, he won BRONZE in the skeleton competition. I didn't watch the competition, unfortunately. But we should at least be happy about the bronze, as in interviews, he mentioned that he really gave it his all. And, of course, we know what a mess those unfinished tracks in Vancouver were, and that our athletes definitely weren't given the chance to familiarize themselves with them in detail, unlike the Americans... So, bronze is a really good achievement in these "unclear" conditions of the Vancouver tracks...