Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Under 18 Division I Group A World Championship 2022
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Stage 5 in Engelberg (SUI) Men´s Individual Large Hill: 1. Daniel Tschofenig 274.8 2. Jan Hoerl 269.7 3. Stefan Kraft 268.0 Full Final Result HERE
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By Monzanator · Posted
Tschofenig & Hoerl take 1-2 today and close in on Paschke who had a bad day. -
By vinipereira · Posted
List of 2024 Olympics champions eligible for Best Doubles/Pair or Mixed Team (+ some additional names) -
By Grassmarket · Posted
Definitely agree with a lot of these. In general, everyone from countries that don't have much of a tradition or many facilities, so would add people like Anthony Ferlazzo in Luge biathletes in everything Maloney-Westgaard in Cross country -
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TBH I just try to support European athletes where I can, but I do prefer some countries over others in certain sports. Alpine Skiing - Biathlon - Bobsleigh - Cross Country Skiing - Curling - Figure Skating - Freestyle Skiing - Ice Hockey - Luge - Nordic Combined - Short Track Speed Skating - Skeleton - Ski Jumping - Ski Mountaineering - Snowboarding - Speed Skating - -
By Monzanator · Posted
Selina Grotian is the 6th youngest World Cup winner among women (20yo 8 months). Elin Kristiansen remains the youngest at 19yo 6 months (Anterselva 1988 sprint). Magdalena Neuner is the only other athlete to win before turning 20yo (19yo 11 months). Uschi Disl (20yo 1 month), Svetlana Davidova (20yo 3 months) & Martina Glagow (20yo 4 months) were also younger. -
By copravolley · Posted
Today maybe there was poor wax servic, but Auchentaller loses in every race at the end, when younger competitors: Grotian, Richard, etc. are already running much faster. Vittozzi is 29 years old but unfortunately she got injured in November - if she recovers, she will still have a big chance for medals. Unfortunately, Wierer can only be a complement to relay teams. -
By Monzanator · Posted
Could be the waxing on the last lap fresh snow. Auchentaller, Wierer & Trabucci all fell off on the last lap and basically had the slowest skiing time there? Overall though you have a problem, days of prime Wierer & Vittozzi won't be repeated soon but then I hear the same issues in alpine skiing where there is a huge gap behind Brignone & Bassino (the latter being 28 years old already). And someone claimed Colturi would have plateau'd if she stayed with the Italian federation as well. -
Could not watch it, despite that I'm definitely not upset :)
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