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Biathlon IBU World Cup 2018 - 2019


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By the way, I wonder how this ban works. I mean, who is going to physically stop them from entering the start area if IBU rules have no problem with them?

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2 godziny temu, heywoodu napisał:

By the way, I wonder how this ban works. I mean, who is going to physically stop them from entering the start area if IBU rules have no problem with them?

There is a limit of competitors from one country that can participate so Slovak federation only need to give coach instructions who he can or can not put on the start. I don't know what is the limit for Slovak women but it's not 9, that's for sure.

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3 hours ago, Col_Frost said:

There is a limit of competitors from one country that can participate so Slovak federation only need to give coach instructions who he can or can not put on the start. I don't know what is the limit for Slovak women but it's not 9, that's for sure.

 

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There actually only 4 girls in our NT Kuzmina, P. Fialková, I. Fialková and Poliaková, the other 5 mentioned are mens :d

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10 godzin temu, hckosice napisał:

 

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There actually only 4 girls in our NT Kuzmina, P. Fialková, I. Fialková and Poliaková, the other 5 mentioned are mens :d

Oops! :red:

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5 hours ago, Col_Frost said:

Oops! :red:

 

No worries :d

 

But in fact recognizing males and females in slovakia/czech rep. is the most easier thing in the world, you just have to watch their surnames :d

women´s receive their father's surname at birth and take their husband's name when they marry. However, the names are not exactly the same; the endings differ to fit into the czech/slovak language's systems of gender adjectives.

 

This means when you see any surname finishing with ová or á it´s a woman. :d

 

 

quick lesson:

 

if men´s surname finish by his wife, daughters, sisters (until they marry) will have surname finished by

example:

male´s surname is Novotný his wife or daughter became Novotná

male´s surname is Kaliský, Suchý, Rychlý, Hrubý etc... their wifes, daughters surnames became Kaliská, Suchá, Rychlá, Hrubá...

 

in all other cases the females surname finish by -ová. (if the surname finish by a vowel - not ý - you just have to remove it before adding the -ová)

example:

male´s surname is Cibulka - wife, daughters are Cibulková

male´s surname is Fialka - wife, daughters are Fialková

Zuzula - Zuzulová

Vlha - Vlhová

 

if the male´s surname finish by consonant, it´s even easier, for womens surname you just add ová, without making any changes

Poliak - Poliaková, Hantuch - Hantuchová, Dukát - Dukátová, Schmiedl - Schmiedlová, Sagan - Saganová etc...

 

:d

 

 

 

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On 17/11/2018 at 20:39, heywoodu said:

Brazil against a Russian team with Shipulin in the IBU Cup....I know a Brazilian who is gonna be very happy with that since Shipulin is like one of her heroes :d 

 

Your Brazilian friend has to wait a bit before she can compete against Shipulin. 

 

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42 minutes ago, wumo26 said:

 

Your Brazilian friend has to wait a bit before she can compete against Shipulin. 

 

That's alright. Brazil won't be in Idre (IBU Cup 1) anyway and start their season in Ridnaun, the week before Obertilliach. Also, Obertilliach :wub:

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  • 2 weeks later...

Laura Dahlmeier will probably not return to the World Cup until 2019, according to the German Ski Association (DSV).

https://www.sportschau.de/wintersport/biathlon/comeback-biathletin-laura-dahlmeier-wahrscheinlich-erst-2019-100.html

 

 

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