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You guys know how does it work if one or two Olympic Quotas need to be decided by teams both defeated in the QF or in the SF? -
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I stand with Ukraine of course, and it’s really horrible hearing about all the things going on with the war, Belarus (and Russia) should definitely be banned from competing because of it, and at the very least certainly not competing under their own flag but… if you’re going to do that for those two surely other countries should be punished as well, I can think of a few that have definitely done things along the same line? -
The invasion towards Kyiv was started in 2022 from the territory of belarus. Belarussian infrrustructrure is beeing used for drone attacks on Ukraine. Belarus is involved in illegal transfers of stolen Ukrainian children from the occupied territories. -
By JoshMartini007 · Posted
I think they can find at least one more venue in the United States. LA has one venue because that is all they need for a 6-team tournament. -
By Orangehair43 · Posted
So good to finally get a medal. C4 here showed absolutely 0% of the cross country today except on You Tube. -
American Qualification for 28 olympic seems to be given to SF qualified team in America A2 vs B1(probably US, who is not related to this qualification process) .. A2 is difficult to be in SF A1 vs B2 seems likely to be Puerto Rico vs Mexico . So the winner would go to SF and win the ticekt Japan vs Venezuela(?) : I think Venezuela also have high chances to win, but the Japan would be >50% in SF. DR(?) vs Korea : DR could be also the winner (maybe >90%). This Means that DR and PRorMexico(?) would have the highest chance to be in olympics. -
By MatiReimundo · Posted
2026 UCI Men's World Tour Strade Bianche #5/36 - Results (March 7, 2026) Men's Road Race: 1. Tadej Pogacar 2. Paul Seixas 3. Isaac del Toro 4. Romain Gregoire 5. Gianni Vermeersch 6. Jan Christen 7. Tom Pidcock 8. Matteo Jorgenson 9. Andreas Kron 10. Wout van Aert 11. Jordan Labrosse 12. Ben Healy 13. Michael Valgren 14. Paul Lapeira 15. Mauri Vansevenant 16. Andrea Vendrame 17. Clement Braz Afonso 18. Pello Bilbao 19. Filippo Zana 20. Julian Alaphilippe Results NEXT: Paris-Nice in (#6/36) (March 8-15, 2026) and Tirreno-Adriatico in (#7/36) (March 9-15, 2026) -
Yeah all the new team sports have 6 teams. Squash only will have 16 entries per gender. I think they could've made an exception for baseball though. It's super popular in America. Venue should be packed for a lot of the games, especially for USA and other American nations. I think it's a miss by the IOC to not have 10-12 teams to ensure that Mexico, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Puerto Rico and more American nations have a good chance to get in. Those nations have a large population in LA and would fill the venue. -
By MatiReimundo · Posted
2026 Trampoline World Cup #1/6 - Baku Results (February 21-22, 2026) Men's Individual: 1. Andrei Builou (Belarus) 2. Maksim Didenko (Russia) 3. Huseyin Engin Yontucu 4. Isaac Rowley 5. Magsud Mahsudov 6. Roman Neudachin (Russia) 7. Ivan Litvinovich (Belarus) 8. Roman Barkov Women's Individual: 1. Iana Lebedeva (Russia) 2. Seljan Mahsudova 3. Mariia Mikhailova (Russia) 4. Sofiia Aliaeva (Russia) 5. Kennedi Roberts 6. Livanur Yalcin 7. Viyaleta Bardzilouskaya (Belarus) 8. Havva Esin Ergun Non-Olympic Events: Men's Synchro: 1. Individual Neutral Athletes (Belarus) (Builou - Litvinovich) 2. United States (Bretscher - Rowley) 3. Azerbaijan (Abbasov - Mahsudov) Women's Synchro: 1. Individual Neutral Athletes (Russia) (Aliaeva - Bladtseva) 2. Turkey (Ergun - Karakus) 3. Azerbaijan (Humbatova - Mahsudova) Mixed Synchro: 1. Azerbaijan (Mahsudov - Mahsudova) 2. Individual Neutral Athletes (Belarus) (Lebedeva - Litvinovich) 3. Individual Neutral Athletes (Russia) (Aliaeva - Panteleev) Results Next Stop: Trampoline World Cup #2 in Alkmaar (March 12-13, 2026)
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