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I think Julia Tannheimer will continue to perform so well on the flatter courses in Ruhpolding and Antholz, which will suit her technique. Oberhof will be more exciting, the courses are very demanding, but quite comparable to the World Championships in Lenzerheide. That's why I'm really looking forward to Oberhof this season. Anyone who can cope well with the courses in Oberhof should also be able to run at the front at the World Championships. -
By rafalgorka · Posted
My IF THE OLYMPICS WERE THIS CHRISTMAS predicted medal table 17-18-12---47 15-12-7---34 13-8-8---29 11-10-7---28 9-5-7---21 8-13-3---24 7-6-9---22 6-7-6---19 6-6-9---21 6-6-5---17 5-8-6---19 3-2-4---9 2-6-4---12 2-2-4---8 2-2-3---7 1-1-3---5 1-0-3---4 1-0-3---4 1-0-3---4 0-3-0---3 0-1-0---1 0-0-2---2 0-0-2---2 0-0-1---1 0-0-1---1 0-0-1---1 0-0-1---1 0-0-1---1 0-0-1---1 -
By rafalgorka · Posted
Thanks for your predictions, they are very interesting. But here it will be a different format. Combined events - pairs of athletes, one male/female will perform in downhill and other will perform in slalom. E.g. Team SUI 1 Odermatt plus Meillard. -
By OlympicsFan · Posted
Interesting (optimistic) predictions for GB. Don‘t See Them winning 5 golds (more than China and as many as Canada). I think 3 golds are more Realistic (Brookes + 2 in curling/skeleton). Especially gold for Bankes seems To be a rather optimistic prediction, given that Casta is 11 years younger and just beat Bankes. -
Medal Table (Change from 2022) - 20 (+4) - 13 (+1) - 13 (+5) - 9 (+7) - 9 (=) - 7 (+2) - 7 (=) - 6 (-2) - 6 (-1) - 5 (+1) - 5 (+4) - 4 (+1) - 4 (-5) - 3 (+2) - 2 (=) - 1 (=) - 1 (+1) -5, -2, -2, -2, , -1, , -1, , -1 fail to male the list On 1st glance 1 feel I have underestimated Canada, Sweden and Finland, and overestimated GB (obviously) and Netherlands. If the Russians aren't competing then the Norwegians will have a field day in cross country skiing, but it is too early to tell. World cups and championships aren't always the best measure for some sports but it's the best I can find. As an overall trend I feel this will be a strong games for the European nations (home advantage) but the Asian nations might struggle, not necessarily at the extent I predicted here but I don't think their results will be as good as Beijing. -
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PART 2 Freestyle Skiing Men's Aerials - - Qi Guangpu Men's Moguls - - Mikael Kingsbury Men's Dual Moguls - - Mikael Kingsbury Men's Ski Cross - - Florian Wilmsmann Men's Freeski Halfpipe - - Alex Ferrera Men's Freeski Slopestyle - - Birk Ruud Men's Freeski Big Air - - Birk Ruud Women's Aerials - - Danielle Scott Women's Moguls - - Jakara Anthony Women's Duel Moguls - - Jakara Anthony Women's Ski Cross - - Sandra Naeslund Women's Freeski Halfpipe - - Eileen Gu Women's Freeski Slopestyle - - Tess Ledeux Women's Freeski Big Air - - Mathilde Gremaud Mixed Team Aerials - Snowboard Men's Parallel Giant Slalom - - Daniele Bagozza Men's Snowboard Cross - - Jacob Dusek Men's Snowboard Halfpipe - - Yuto Totsuka Men's Snowboard Slopestyle - - Ryoma Kimata Men's Snowboard Big Air - - Kira Kimuga Women's Parallel Giant Slalom - - Esther Ledecká Women's Snowboard Cross - - Charlotte Bankes Women's Snowboard Halfpipe - - Cai Xuetong Women's Snowboard Slopestyle - - Mia Brookes Women's Snowboard Big Air - - Anna Gasser Mixed Team Snowboard Cross - Cross Country Skiing Men's Skiathlon - - Johannes Hosflot Klaebo Men's Sprint Classic - - Johannes Hosflot Klaebo Men's Team Sprint Free - Men's 4x10km Relay - Men's 15km Free - - Simen Hegstad Kruger Men's 50km Mass Start Classic - - Johannes Hosflot Klaebo Women's Skiathlon - - Ebba Anderson Women's Sprint Classic - - Kristine Stavas Skistad Women's Team Sprint Free - Women's 4x5km Relay - Women's 10km Free - - Jonna Sundling Women's 30km Mass Start Classic - - Jessie Diggins Nordic Combined Men's Normal Hill - - Jarl Magnus Riiber Men's Large Hill - - Jarl Magnus Riiber Team - Ski Jumping Men's Normal Hill - - Stefan Kraft Men's Large Hill - Timi Zajk Men's Team - Women's Normal Hill - - Katharina Schmid Woman's Large Hill - Nika Prevc Mixed Team - Ski Mountaineering Men's Sprint - - Oriol Cardona Coll Women's Sprint - - Emily Harrop Mixed Relay -
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Thursday December 26th, 2024 Preliminary Round Day 1 Schedule Group A Eastern Standard Time (GMT -5) (CET 20:30) United States vs Germany Period-by-Period: December 26th 2024, h. 14:30, Canadian Tire Centre, Ottawa (CET 01:30 - 27.12.) Finland vs Canada Period-by-Period: December 26th 2024, h. 19:30, Canadian Tire Centre, Ottawa Group B Eastern Standard Time (GMT -5) (CET 18:00) Slovakia vs Sweden Period-by-Period: December 26th 2024, h. 12:00, TD Place, Ottawa (CET 23:00) Czechia vs Switzerland Period-by-Period: December 26th 2024, h. 17:00, TD Place, Ottawa -
I'm only going to predict the winners PART 1 Biathlon Men's 10km Sprint - Johannes Thinges Bø Men's 20km Individual - Johannes Thinges Bø Men's 12.5km Pursuit - Johannes Thinges Bø Men's 15km Mass Start - Sturla Holm Lægreid Men's 4x7.5km Relay - Women's 7.5km Sprint - - Justine Braisaz-Bouchet Women's 15km Individual - - Lisa Vitozzi Women's 10km Pursuit - - Julia Simon Women's 12.5km Mass Start - - Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold Women's 4x6km Relay - Mixed 4x6km Relay - Bobsleigh 2 man - - Johannes Lochner 4 Man - - Francesco Freidrich Monobob - - Laura Nolte 2 Woman - - Lisa Buckwitz Skeleton Men's - - Marcus Wyatt Woman's - - Hannah Neise Mixed Team - Curling Men's - Women's - Mixed Doubles - Ice Hockey Men's - Women's - Luge Men's Singles - - Max Langenhan Men's Doubles - - Eggert/Müller Women's Singles - - Madeleine Egle Women's Doubles - - Egle/Kipp Team - Figure Skating Men's Singles - - Ilia Malinin Women's Singles - - Kaori Sakamoto Pairs - - Hase/Volodin Ice Dance - - Guignard/Fabbri Team - Short Track Speed Skating Men's 500m - - William Dandjinou Men's 1000m - - Petro Sighel Men's 1500m - - Jens Van't Wout Men's Relay - Women's 500m - - Xandra Velzeboer Women's 1000m - - Xandra Velzeboer Women's 1500m - - Ariana Fontana Women's Relay - Mixed Relay - Speed Skating Men's 500m - - Jordan Stolz Men's 1000m - - Jordan Stolz Men's 1500m - - Jordan Stolz Men's 5000m - - Patrick Roest Men's 10000m - - Davide Giotto Men's Mass Start - - Bart Hoolwerf Men's Team Pursuit - Women's 500m - - Suzanne Schulting Women's 1000m - - Angel Daleman Women's 1500m - - Angel Daleman Women's 3000m - - Ragne Wiklund Women's 5000m - - Joy Beune Women's Mass Start - - Marijke Groenewoud Women's Team Pursuit - Alpine Skiing Men's Downhill - - Marco Odermatt Men's Super G - - Marco Odermatt Men's Giant Slalom - - Marco Odermatt Men's Slalom - - Henrik Kristoffersen Men's Alpine Combined - - Loic Meillard Women's Downhill - - Sofia Goggia Women's Super G - - Sofia Goggia Woman's Giant Slalom - - Lara Gut-Behrami Women's Slalom - - Michaela Shiffrin Women's Alpine Combined - - Federica Bridgione
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By OlympicsFan · Posted
I don’t think that Scattolo would be slower/less competitive than multiple of your current starters, so as an Italian Coach I would Definitely give her a Chance in The World Cup.
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