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I will definitely vote on Sunday evening as well. This time for real. Need to fill my final ranking, as i have a couple of clashes, but will be traveling on the weekend, so will finalize things when i get home. -
I guess, it´s normal. If you look at it from the international federation view Relay quotas goes usually to powerhouses of the sport, countries where the sport is popular, followed by TV viewers etc... means money back, while a bunch of single quotas given for countries which will not even notice the athlete and almost majority of inhabitants do not even know there such sport at the Olympics may be a waste at the end Not saying I am in favor of it obviously. But I can understand the point, me personally, I will be surprised if I will have time to catch a minute of live watching Shorttrack in Milano for example, quite sure our TV will not make it in its main channel live screen. I guarantee you that already
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By copravolley · Posted
Biden had no idea, and neither does Trump. Each for different reasons: Biden feared World War III, while Trump wants to do business with Russia. It would take someone like Reagan to put more pressure on Russia, and that would also be a strategy for years, not 1-2. -
Maybe they should but they clearly don't based on how the document is written, D.2.2 makes it clear that the fifth relay quota (for teams w/ 8 or more starting position) has pririty over individual quotas. The fact that there is a gender imbalance in how the quotas are allocated is weird, but it does sort of make sense because of how D2.3 is written. Quotas are handed out in rotation, and it just so happens that if you go through the process the three missing quotas are all in the women's 1500m. It's a badly written document (like every single ISU Olympic qualification document always is >.> ) but I don't think there is another interpretation of it that could be valid. You award quotas in this order, going from 1st to 32nd (or 36th) in the ranking until you hid 112: Men's 500m Women's 500m Women's 1000m Men's 1000m Men's 1500m Women's 1500m They would not have included both genders on the same rotation if the intent wasn't to allow an inbalance in gender quotas after completing D2.3. -
Saturday December 13th, 2025 - Round-Robin Last Day Schedule (GMT +1) 12:30 France vs Ukraine 16:00 Kazakhstan vs Austria 19:30 Norway vs Slovenia
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Saturday December 13th, 2025 - Round-Robin Day 4 Schedule (GMT +1) 12:00 Estonia vs Poland 16:00 Japan vs Lithuania 20:00 Italy vs Hungary
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Stage 7 in Sankt Moritz (SUI) Women´s Downhill: 1. Lindsey Vonn 1:29.63 2. Magdalena Egger 1:30.61 3. Mirjam Puchner 1:30.79 Full Final Results HERE
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I am not really sure if we can discuss it seriousely since you support russia and I do not. Russian ideology is non-utilitarian. It has neo-Eurasianism as its foundation. It means that it is not important for them how many resources do they have until they do not have ours. Have you read Humiliov, Dugin? -
Stage 5 in Klingenthal (GER) Women´s Individual Large Hill: 1. Nozomi Maruyama 240.5 2. Nika Prevc 239.5 3. Lisa Eder 231.9 Full Final Result HERE
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