新华社体育部评出2025年国际十佳运动员，中国1人入选

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the top ten international athletes of 2025, showcasing their remarkable achievements across various sports, emphasizing their contributions to their respective fields and the records they have set. Group 1: Individual Achievements - Lando Norris (UK, 26, Racing) won the F1 World Championship with 7 wins, 8 second places, and 3 third places, breaking Max Verstappen's four-year dominance [1] - Carlos Alcaraz (Spain, 22, Tennis) reached three Grand Slam finals, winning the French Open and US Open, totaling 6 Grand Slam titles in his career with a record of 71 wins and 9 losses this year [2] - Ilia Malinin (USA, 21, Figure Skating) defended his men's singles title at the World Championships and became the first to complete 7 quadruple jumps in a single program, setting a new world record with 238.24 points [3] - Chen Yuxi (China, 20, Diving) won three gold medals at the World Swimming Championships, becoming the first in history to achieve four titles in women's 10m platform [4] - Armand Duplantis (Sweden, 26, Athletics) broke the men's pole vault world record four times, reaching 6.30 meters at the Tokyo Championships, remaining undefeated in 16 competitions this year [5] - Faith Kipyegon (Kenya, 31, Athletics) won the women's 1500m gold at the Tokyo Championships, achieving a three-peat in the event and improving her world record by 0.36 seconds [6] - Summer McIntosh (Canada, 19, Swimming) set three world records in the Canadian trials and won four gold medals at the World Swimming Championships [7] - Tadej Pogačar (Slovenia, 27, Cycling) won the Tour de France for the fourth time and secured the road cycling World Championship title [8] - Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (Canada, 27, Basketball) led the Oklahoma City Thunder to the NBA Championship, winning multiple MVP awards and becoming the fourth player in NBA history to achieve this feat [9] - Ousmane Dembélé (France, 28, Football) scored 35 goals for Paris Saint-Germain, helping the team win multiple titles including their first UEFA Champions League trophy [10]