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I know that probably nobody care about it here, but today in Wisła were held national championships. Only one round was held, with second being cancelled by heavy rain. Kacper Tomasiak was winner with 128.0m, second was Dawid Kubacki with 131.5m and third was Paweł Wąsek with 122.5m, 47 jumpers competed in it. Among womens winner was Anna Twardosz with 117.0m, second was Pola Bełtowska with 106.0m and third was Nicole Konderla-Juroszek with 88.0m. Only 4, yes four jumpers take parts in it, additionaly Konderla-Juroszek announced break from sport after being bronze medalist. And still people were mad about Bełtowska results in Olympics. How it can be good when we have, now, just 3 active female jumpers???
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And that's a wrap! The end of the Olympics always gets me. For a couple of weeks, the whole world is cheering, feeling the same highs and heartbreaks together, and suddenly it’s over. I’m really going to miss that. -
I think Compagnoni is one of the biggest talents in the history of alpine skiing (in a different universe where she didn't have all those the dramatic injuries, she'd probably be a GOAT candidate), but in terms of career achievements, I believe Brignone is above her at this point. -
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Alpine Skiing Return of the team parallel event Biathlon No change Bobsleigh Remove the two-man and just have monotone and four-man for both genders. Cross country skiing No change Curling No change Figure Skating No change Freestyle Skiing Add mixed ski cross team event, mixed dual moguls team event, and a rail event Ice hockey No change (yet) Luge No change Nordic combined Men’s team event back to four athletes Add one women’s individual event Add a mixed team event Short track No change Skeleton No change Ski jumping Men’s team event back to 4 athletes per team Add women’s team event Ski mountaineering Add individual and vertical races Snowboarding Add PSL Add a mixed team parallel event Add rail event Speed skating Remove the women’s 3000m and add a women’s 10000m Add the team sprint New Sports Cross country running Men’s and women’s individual and team events, mixed relay Cyclocross Men’s and women’s individual Freeride men’s and women’s ski men’s and women’s snowboard Ice climbing men’s and women’s speed men’s and women’s lead -
I never thought I'd see the day Italy had a 30-medal and 10-gold edition of the Winter Olympics, so there are probably too many to choose from. Brignone winning the Super G, because to me that was the story of the Games from a human standpoint. Lollobrigida winning the 3000 meters, because it was the most jaw-dropping performance for me, as everybody — herself included— was saying she had a very rough preparation for the Olympics. The 1-2 in the men's skicross, because it was the one race in which I got to taste the excitement of gradually realizing that something unbelievable is about to happen. That's probably why the first moment that comes to mind when I think of that race is not the final, but the quarterfinal in which the Italians eliminated Howden. If I have to choose just one moment, I'll go with those 3 hours on Sunday February 15th in which I saw Federico Pellegrino realize his dream of a relay medal, then Federica Brignone win the giant slalom, and finally Lisa Vittozzi win the first ever Italian gold in biathlon, with a silver medal in snowboard in the middle.
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