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By Grassmarket · Posted
IBSF's own stupid fault if they have written the rules so badly as to allow something like this to happen. But I am sure there will be an "unsportsmanlike conduct" clause somewhere which will cover it. -
By Grassmarket · Posted
One worrying rumour to start your year off is that the organisation that controls the big Italian races - Giro, Strade Bianche, Milan-San Remo etc - is currently out of contract with Discovery/Eurosport etc and is looking to make a deal with a completely different provider so that is certain to be more expense for fans. -
Any details on this? Just got this news from DW. -
By Totallympics · Posted
Men's Road Cycling UCI World Tour 2026 Multi-Stage Event - 20 January 2026 - 18 October 2026 Official Website Programme Results System Facebook Page Discussion Thread -
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Men's Futsal UEFA Euro 2026 Riga/Kaunas/Ljubljana (LAT/LTU/SLO) - 21 January 2026 - 7 February 2026 Official Website Programme Results System Facebook Page Discussion Thread -
By Triplecast · Posted
Two passings to mention. Uljana Semjonova age 73. Twice a gold medalist in basketball for in 1976 and 1980. Her height was listed between 2.10 to 2.13 m. She is the tallest woman ever to win an Olympic gold medal. Jim Hartung age 65. He was a member of the US gymnastics team that won the gold medal in 1984. -
Worth to add, if Klaudia Adamek will qualify after all, she will become first Polish athlete who did compete in both Summer and Winter Olympics. -
Linda Weiszewski and Klaudia Adamek will compete in this week in both European and World Cup to save their place in Olympics and make a debut for Poland in womens events, since they are now last among qualifiers as far as I know, since Jamaica got second quota in 2 womens event yesterday.
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By evil betty · Posted
And I missed that Andžāne is still vulnerable; seven best scores total only 484 but 7th is a 28 so should be able to improve as last two results were both 110 points worth -
By evil betty · Posted
Broke down some numbers of what is still in doubt: For 3 sleds men and women are done. For two sleds there is no competition left in men's ( doesn't enter a WC race and secures two?) but in women's its Erlacher vs Channel and Erlacher needs to finish probably four positions ahead in final WC race. For one sled, in men's, Takahashi or Yaw will have to enter a EC or WC race for the first time this year, or it is over. Even if they do they have to gain about 50 points over their current 7th best result, so they would need to score about 100. So men's probably done, unless Buff does not compete again, even then he could still make it. The women's final few placements could be chaotic and will really depend on who decides to race where on the final weekend. Looking at current 7 best results Schmied has 492, Johansen has 493, Delka has 524, and Burger has 538. For Delka to miss out then the lower two need to both finish top 20 in a WC or I think top 7 in a EC. They both have a 7th best score of 36 they have to improve on, and who knows if Delka will race one more time or not.
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