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Nice for them, but also kind of too bad they pick the exact same two as last time. Would have been nice to see Regina Martinez for example (although I'm not sure that would have been logistically possible, depending on how they're going to do the flag bearer thing in the first place). -
Tuesday January 13th, 2026 Preliminary Round Last Day Schedule Group A Atlantic Standard Time (GMT -4) Canada vs Sweden Period-by-Period: January 13th 2026 h. 17:00, Sport and Wellness Centre, Cape Breton Hungary vs Switzerland Period-by-Period: January 13th 2026 h. 20:30, Sport and Wellness Centre, Cape Breton Group B Atlantic Standard Time (GMT -4) Czechia vs Slovakia Period-by-Period: January 13th 2026 h. 10:00, Sport and Wellness Centre, Cape Breton United States vs Finland Period-by-Period: January 13th 2026 h. 13:30, Sport and Wellness Centre, Cape Breton -
Monday January 12th, 2026 Preliminary Round Day 3 Results Group A Atlantic Standard Time (GMT -4) Sweden 3 - 0 Switzerland Period-by-Period: 2-0, 1-0, 0-0 January 12th 2026 h. 11:00, Sport and Wellness Centre, Cape Breton Canada 14 - 0 Hungary Period-by-Period: 4-0, 7-0, 3-0 January 12th 2026 h. 18:00, Sport and Wellness Centre, Cape Breton Group A Provisional Standing After Day 3 Nation P W(OTW) L(OTL) GF GA +/- Pt. Canada 2 2(0) 0(0) 23 0 +23 6 Sweden 2 2(0) 0(0) 7 1 +6 6 Switzerland 2 0(0) 2(0) 0 12 -12 0 Hungary 2 0(0) 2(0) 1 18 -17 0 Nations Qualified for the Quarterfinals Canada Czech Republic Finland Hungary Slovakia Sweden Switzerland United States
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By copravolley · Posted
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By copravolley · Posted
For me 20 medals will be good. And if more there are? Super. However, I prefer not to get my hopes up too much, so as not to be disappointed later. -
If you're still taking suggestions, I tought the following: Team Madison format. 17 teams of 2 "riders", randomly drawn. Teams can be named for famous "endurance" track cyclists. 4 intermediate "sprints", one after a voting block, in which the top 8 teams will score according to this formula: (10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 & 1). The order in which team score for a sprint are determined by the total number of "medals" won by both members of the team during the block. Ranking will be sorted according to the number of gold medals, then silver, then bronze. If there's two or more teams with same number of points, the medals of best individual performer of each team will be considered to break the tie. If the tie remains, then team's total points during the block will be used to break it. If the team fails to receive a single medal during each block, it will be considered to "lose lap" and 20 points will be substracted from their score. If the team fails to score at least 1 point during each block, it will be an automatic DNF for the team. If both members of the team get a medal from a single jury, it will be considered to "gain lap" and 20 points will be added to their score. A team can only win an additional lap per voting block. After the 4 intermediate, a "final" sprint will be recorded, in which points will be doubled (20, 16, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4 & 2). Ranking for the final sprint will take into account the total medals won during the event. What do you think? -
By JockCartier · Posted
I don't medal pick, per se... I assign probabilities/expected-values and total them up. So I don't have a gold medal estimate... but if you want one, divide those numbers by three and you'll be pretty close! I imagine Norway, Italy and Netherlands and maybe Canada will probably skew a bit higher on golds, and US, Germany, and Sweden will skew a little lower... so maybe: Norway - 14 US - 11 Germany - 11 Italy - 11 Canada - 10 Austria - 8 Netherlands - 8 Japan - 7 Sweden - 6 France.- 6 I was surprised seeing Italy come in that high, I was figuring 22-23, but I guess they've been do well on the World Cups. -
By copravolley · Posted
If you were to predict top- 10 for the number of gold medals, what would it look like? For me, as an Italian, any result for Italy: +20 medals would be OK (if that will include 6-7 gold medals). The trauma of Turin 2006 is too great -
Doesn't really help that two of the strongest countries in that particular sport are banned from the team event for well known reasons. -
Just another reason why it's super dumb that the NOC max in freestyle skiing isn't 40.
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