IMAGINARY WINTER OLYMPICS - Poll #4 - Freestyle Skiing - Men's Moguls; Freestyle Skiing - Women's Moguls
IMAGINARY WINTER OLYMPICS - Poll #4 - Freestyle Skiing - Men's Moguls; Freestyle Skiing - Women's Moguls
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1. Event #4 - Freestyle Skiing - Men's Moguls
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Edgar Grospiron FRA 19920
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Jean-Luc Brassard CAN 19940
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Jonny Moseley USA 1998
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Janne Lahtela FIN 20020
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Dale Begg-Smith AUS 20060
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Alexandre Bilodeau CAN 2010 2014
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Mikael Kingsbury CAN 2018
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Walter Wallberg SWE 2022
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2. Event #5 - Freestyle Skiing - Women's Moguls
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Donna Weinbrecht USA 19920
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Stine Lise Hattestad NOR 19940
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Tae Satoya JPN 19980
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Kari Traa NOR 2002
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Jennifer Heil CAN 2006
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Hannah Kearney USA 2010
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Justine Dufour-Lapointe CAN 2014
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Perrine Laffont FRA 2018
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Jakara Anthony AUS 20220
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I WILL PASS THIS EVENT0
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By copravolley · Posted
Greece and Portugal also have winter sports centres - but of course these are not homologated routes for World Cup competitions I have never been to Albania personally, so I don't know the country at all. I have been in southern Croatia, though, and there are mountains there but you definitely can't ski there (I was there in the summer, but it's also impossible in the winter). World cup taking place there only in Zagreb. In general the case of Colturi and Kostelic is completely different: Colturi has no ties to Albania and Janica Kostelic was Croatian and didn't left their country even though at the beginning of her carrier (and also her brother Ivica) her father had to pay for everything and the federation's support was zero. This only changed later. I imagine that the Kostelic family had offers from other countries (Austria, Switzerland, Italy?) to compete for them, which were much richer (at the beginning of the 21st century Croatia was a very poor country and devastated by war). All the more respect for them because they were true Croatian patriots until the end. I can imagine the Colturi family in a similar situation... Her mother would probably negotiate with half of Alpine Europe for Lara to compete for them Which of course doesn't change the fact that the Italian federation completely gave a shit in this situation. They let such talent go in a situation where they hasn`t a single female athlete on the podium of the World Cup in slalom for a dozen or so years. In the giant slalom it's not much better either, only there the older athletes cloud the picture: Brignone and Bassino. However, behind these two there is absolutely nothing... -
By copravolley · Posted
Atalanta is probably playing the most beautiful football in Europe right now: spectacular and effective. It's nice to watch and they don't have to spend a lot of money for it. Inter is playing very economically. It's not impressive but it's consistently collecting points. It's also the only team in the Champions League that hasn't conceded a goal this season. Milan played very poorly yesterday but they won. They have 9 points and are close to qualifying for the play-offs. -
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I’ve been extremely busy lately, will try my best to update all the various sporting events over the last week -
GSOC Kioti National (I usually determine if I’m watching right before), NHL/NBA/NFL (same teams as usual), club season volleyball, BPT Challenge Nuvali, UCI Track Cycling Nations League, and winter sports galore Wednesday (November 27) 4:30 PM: NHL - Canucks v. Penguins 7:00 PM: NBA - Warriors v. Thunder Thursday (November 28) 8:30 AM: Club Volleyball - Vakif v. Vero Volley Milano Friday (November 29) 12:00 or 1:00 AM: ISU Speed Skating WC Beijing - Day 1 10:00 AM: UCI Track Cycling Nations League Round 2 Apeldoorn 12:00 PM: NHL - Canucks v. Sabres Saturday (November 30) 12:00 or 1:00 AM: ISU Speed Skating WC Beijing - Day 2 5:45 AM: FIS Moguls WC Ruka 7:00 AM: FIS Women’s Giant Slalom WC Killington Run 1 (on a split screen for around 20-25 min) 10:00 AM: FIS Women’s Giant Slalom WC Killington Run 2 3:30 PM: GSOC Kioti National - Semifinals 6:00 PM: NBA - Warriors v. Suns (maybe not…) 9:00 PM: FIS Freestyle Skiing Big Air WC Beijing Confused because CBC Sports says it starts a hour later than on the FIS site? Probably will watch some luge in between. Sunday (December 1) 12:00 or 1:00 AM: ISU Speed Skating WC Beijing - Day 3 (two screens, lesser priority) 12:30 AM: FIL Luge WC Lillehammer - Men’s Singles 2:00 AM: FIS Snowboarding Big Air WC Beijing 8:00 AM: GSOC Kioti National - Women’s Final 9:30 AM: NHL - Canucks v. Red Wings (… seriously, I don’t have the energy to be watching NHL games at 9am) 12:30 PM: GSOC Kioti National - Men’s Final 5:20 PM: NFL - Bills v. 49ers Monday (December 2) … absolutely nothing Tuesday (December 3) 5:00 PM: NHL - Canucks v. Wild 7:00 PM: NBA - Warriors v. Nuggets (split screen, but hoping it gets delayed due to another game going to OT or ending late) Wednesday (December 4) 2:00 AM: BPT Finals Doha - Day 1
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By Henry_Leon · Posted
MD5 (part 1) won 3/3 -
Not yet although around half of the territory is filled with snowy mountains during winter. But hey at least we got our first medal in Winter sports, thanks Italy -
By rafalgorka · Posted
day 11 75. SPEED SKATING - M Team Pursuit 1. Italy 2. United States 3. Norway 76. SPEED SKATING - W Team Pursuit 1. Netherlands 2. Japan 3. United States 77. FREESTYLE SKIING - M Freeski Big Air 1. Alexander Hall USA 2. Marc Forehand USA 3. Birk Ruud NOR 78. SNOWBOARD - W Snowboard Slopestyle 1. Kokomo Murase JPN 2. Reira Iwabuchi JPN 3. Julia Marino USA 79. BOBSLEIGH - M Two 1. Francesco Friedrich GER 2. Johannes Lochner GER 3. Michael Vogt SUI 80. BIATHLON - M 4x7.5km Relay 1. Norway 2. France 3. Germany 81. NORDIC COMBINED - M 10km Individual (Large Hill) 1. Jan Magnus Riiber NOR 2. Kristjan Ilves EST 3. Stefan Rettenegger AUT 12-9-10---31 11-9-7---27 10-7-10---27 7-8-5---20 6-5-11---22 6-4-3---13 5-10-9---24 5-6-2---13 5-4-3---12 4-7-3---14 3-2-4---9 2-1-1---4 2-1-1---4 1-2-1---4 1-1-1---3 1-0-0---1 0-1-3---4 0-1-3---4 0-1-1---2 0-1-0---1 0-1-0---1 0-0-1---1 0-0-1---1 0-0-1---1
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