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And I presume people have first class travel available to these places. The point to host such events,for these resorts, is usually to attract tourists and fans. If you are hosting a WC round only one or two weekends a year, then I fail to see how there aren't at least 1000 fans in the whole country that can't plan on going.. -
By Grassmarket · Posted
Believe that the management had named today as key test races for the next phase of the season - so effectively Olympic places - so everyone was even more than normal like a Coke bottle that had been left in the sun and then vigorously shaken. -
By Grassmarket · Posted
Did think exactly the same thing, but did not dare to post it. But then the Russian no 1 Bolshunov is a particularly hard guy to like. -
By Topicmaster1010 · Posted
Probably the one sport I'd be okay with Russia coming back -
I wish it was the same for women's competition. But due to the limited space, FIS forced their way to host them in Thursday afternoon and Friday morning.... Otherwise the men's competitions would have been cancelled. -
By Grassmarket · Posted
Tbf these are pretty.small towns, really. -
Interesting fixtures vs and vs with good chances to advance for each of them. -
By Grassmarket · Posted
Always happens. They have the best coaches & ski preparation so it just takes 1 or 2 of the pool of a dozen young athletes to step up a level & the tradition continues. -
Stage 2 in Trondheim (NOR) Women´s 20km Skiathlon: 1. Jessie Diggins 50:29.5 2. Heidi Weng 50:30.5 3. Ebba Andersson 50:31.8 Full Final Result HERE -
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