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Take that GB and Australia Kidding, before Atkin and Mouat both win gold, and Corey pulls a Bradbury to overtake Canada again -
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By copravolley · Posted
The women's mass start will be open because Groenevold is beatable here, so Lollobrigida and the Canadians can fight for gold. -
I do think winning the QF ended up being really important. Both and looked really tired in their respective final. -
By Quaker2001 · Posted
is likely going to make it to the semifinals, so that likely leaves 3 spots for 4 teams. - in the last session might determine that last spot! -
Coming into the Olympics, the Dutch were. Netherlands were in such bad form in the individual events though, that while it was still open for gold, Canada became the favourites. Even if Weidemann struggled.
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