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Road to Beijing 2022 Poll #2 | Who will win the gold medal in the first Beijing 2022 event?
ROAD TO BEIJING 2022 - POLL #2
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1. Who will win the gold medal in the first Beijing 2022 event - Women's 7.5km + 7.5km Skiathlon in Cross-Country Skiing?
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Ebba Andersson SWE
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Jessie Diggins USA0
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Therese Johaug NOR
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Frida Karlsson SWE
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Natalia Nepryaeva ROC
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Krista Parmakoski FIN
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Heidi Weng NOR0
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Any other
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By Noorderling29 · Posted
Not just Erin Jackson, but several others like for instance Joep Wennemars. Think of it what you may, it’s all down to the way the rules are written up. The rationale is probably to prevent that a rider that falls is automatically relegated to the B group. -
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