Kamino loses balance after start in women's 500m short track

Kamino loses balance after start in women's 500m short track

TURIN, Italy - Japan's Yuka Kamino (back) loses her balance in the women's 500-meter short track event and failed to book a semifinal berth at the Palavela track at the Turin Olympics on Feb. 15. In front is South Korean Jin Sun Yu. (Kyodo)

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