Never saw this until now, but yeah… no thanks (and this is coming from a massive volleyball fan, even para so)
I wouldn’t mind ice climbing, but there’s a couple sports and events (like FreeRide, telemark skiing, and team ski cross) that I’d probably add before.
It's been confirmed that Slovenia will send only their u19/23 cyclists. So no world tour cyclists at these Euros for us. As for women only Bujak will compete in the pro division.
If run one has a fall on the third hit and run two on the fourth hit, it's very much still in need of scoring both runs to see which one scores best. In terms of the overall, finishing 7th or 8th definitely makes a difference.
The only time a second run might not be scored is if run one was entirely clean (or at least didn't have a fall) and run two did have a fall.
Nobody really says that though, and definitely nobody wants that
Fact is, however, that more and more 'traditional' venues will leave the calendar because we as humanity as fucking up the climate.
I actually think the WDSF did a reasonably good job running the Olympic event (like whatever people think of breaking, the actual breaking competition was well run).
But there is definitively a lot of incompetence when it comes to how that federation runs breaking in general. Which is why I think you see most athletes not engage with WDSF events outside of when they had to qualify for the Olympics.
https://www.fondoitalia.it/2024/08/28/notizie/argomenti/sci-di-fondo/articolo/sci-di-fondo-anche-ulricehamn-e-gaellivare-tra-i-nomi-fatti-per-sostituire-la-tappa-di-nove-mesto.html
Italy will replace the Czech Republic
those who say that in the future, due to global warming and lack of snow, all sports at the Winter Olympics will have to be held indoors. Do you even think about what you are talking about? The FIS Cross-Country World Cup distances are 20 km skiathlon and 50 km mass start. Is there even a facility in the world that can host 20 and 50 km races? Is it possible? Well, let's imagine that such a facility was built somewhere in Paris and Monaco. Les Rousses spent so much money on building the tracks and infrastructure and then kicked it out of the FIS Cross-Country World Cup because Paris and Monaco, which have more money came to the FIS Cross-Country World Cup. Places like Les Rousses would simply go bankrupt trying to popularize the FIS Cross-Country World Cup, do we really need that?
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