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Alpine Skiing at the Winter Olympic Games Beijing 2022


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Just now, Swewi said:

Hahhaah Sweden in top of the medal count and that is without cross country and biathlon:roflmao::clap:

Yeah, the Day 1 drama after skiathlon & mixed biathlon relay seems to be gone already :p

 

Reminds me when Italians complained about first week in Tokyo SOG and then couldn't stop winning golds in the second week :p

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2 minutes ago, rafalgorka said:

Please tell us more, if you get to know sth

I'm off to sleep now.  I imagine Twitter will have any news since our alpine crew is now off the air

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9 minutes ago, FireRun said:

Solid top 3. Sara is in the form of her life and will likely add the small globe to this gold medal. 

So cool to continue to fight so many years without any success at all and then at almost 30 years of years start to dominate, many years after the first and only WC win!

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10 minutes ago, Monzanator said:

Yeah, the Day 1 drama after skiathlon & mixed biathlon relay seems to be gone already :p

 

Reminds me when Italians complained about first week in Tokyo SOG and then couldn't stop winning golds in the second week :p

Still worried about the cross country and biathlon :p

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