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I have reported this again and they said it should be fixed now, please let me know if you are still facing issues. -
more countries added to the list of US ban you can't travel to USA if you are from : burkina faso , niger , Laos , South sudan , mali , sierra leon ... -
Yes, but what I mean for Serbia is that everything changed there (unfortunately for us ). 2022 was an unbelievable mess, that's not the case anymore now with just one athlete who has really gone for it and made it, so I'm 99% sure they'll accept it this time. Who knows though. Plus there's always 1-2 bigger countries here or there who reject something, but it's not gonna be 16 places I'm afraid -
Doping by Event Type When we look at which events have the most doping cases, a few categories stand out from recent sanction records: Long Distance (3,000m and above): 32% of cases Sprints (400m or less): 24% of cases Jumps: 12% of cases Javelin: 8% of cases Middle Distance (800m–1,500m): 8% of cases Hammer: 8% of cases Steeplechase (3,000m SC): 4% of cases
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From 2020 to 2025 These three countries alone make up almost two-thirds (61.9%) of all current doping violations in athletics worldwide. It’s worth noting that 199 of World Athletics’ 214 member federations have no athletes on the current ban list. This means the problem is really concentrated in a small number of places. Here’s a look at the top countries: Rank Country Total Violations Percentage Region 1 Kenya 119 24.74% Africa 2 India 108 22.45% Asia 3 Russia 73 15.18% Europe 4 China 26 5.40% Asia 5 Turkey 20 4.16% Europe 6 Italy 18 3.74% Europe 7 South Africa 18 3.74% Africa 8 Ukraine 17 3.53% Europe 9 United States 16 3.33% North America 10 Morocco 15 3.12% Africa
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By Topicmaster1010 · Posted
Here's my calculations of the quotas. I believe you are correct about Italy having 3 quotas in men's singles. Men's Singles 3 Quotas: 2 Quotas: 1 Quota: data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAPABAP///wAAACH5BAEKAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw== Women's Singles 3 Quotas: 2 Quotas: 1 Quota: Men's Doubles 2 Quotas: 1 Quota: Women's Doubles 1 Quota: -
Malaysia pencak silat team attacks referee for favoring hosts Thailand at SEA Games https://e.vnexpress.net/news/sports/other-sports/malaysia-pencak-silat-team-attacks-referee-for-favoring-hosts-thailand-at-sea-games-4994556.html Thailand apologizes to Vietnam after SEA Games bowling replay controversy https://e.vnexpress.net/news/sports/other-sports/thailand-apologizes-to-vietnam-after-sea-games-bowling-replay-controversy-4994580.html Thai esports athlete expelled from SEA Games for cheating during Arena of Valor match https://www.channelnewsasia.com/sport/sea-games-thai-cheating-tokyogurl-naphat-warasin-expelled-arena-valor-video-game-esports-5614876 It’s the news items like these that really make the SEA Games so much more interesting. -
By Biathlonfan · Posted
Mykolas and Rūta are athletes of the year,no surprises there. -
By Biathlonfan · Posted
what the heck ? how are some rowers who placed 5th at worlds more of a breakthrough of the year then Tajus Juška ? ,especially after the season that he had ? i need to know who actually voted for them,this is utterly stupid. -
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