The last mixed relay of the qualification period just concluded. Here's a summary of the quotas:   Host: 2025 World Championships: Olympic Mixed Ranking List Continental Quotas: Olympic Mixed Relay Ranking:

men's Sabre ( Orleans)   Gold:  Krisztian Rabb Silver:  Frederic Kindler Bronze:  Ahmed Hesham &  Sebastien Patrice   Full Rankings & Results https://fie.org/competitions/2026/158

Women´s World Championship 2025 (Brno, Ostrava  )   Group A    -   8-4  -   11-0   Provisional Standing After Day 1: 1. CZE 2 2. SUI 2 ............ 3. LAT 0 4. DEN 0     Group B  -    3-3  (Sweden ended 50 winning matches streak at the world champs !!! Last time Sweden did not win a match ath the Womens WCH was group Stage lose to Finland in 2007 ) -   7-3   Provisional Standing After Day 1: 1. SVK 2 2. FIN 1 ............ -. SWE 1 4. POL 0     Group C   -   3-7 -   2-9   Provisional Standing After Day 1: 1. NOR 2 2. NED 2 --------- 3. AUS 0 4. JPN 0     Group D   -   1-8 -   4-9   Provisional Standing After Day 1: 1. USA 2 2. GER 2 -------- 3. EST 0 4. SGP 0      

women's Sabre ( Orleans)   Gold:  Michela Battiston Silver:  Anna Spiesz Bronze:  Mariella Viale &  Sara Balzer   Full Rankings & Results https://fie.org/competitions/2026/152

I still shocks, that a country of 4-5 million inhabitants? can be a powerhouse in almost every winter sport + handball, football (most recently with Haaland) and athletics: Ingebrigtsen, Warholm, etc. With such a small population, they can't be missing out on any major talent, surely? This must be the best training system in the world...

FIFA announced the stadium and time for each match   for  Iran, it will be 2 matches in LA (and not just 1) and 1 in Seattle and luckily we avoided playing in Canada. absolutely nothing against the country, but there are just too many douchebag Iranian groups in Vancouver trying to mix everything with their stupid politics. it's better to stay away from them.   that can happen in US too but less likely. playing in LA is more like playing at home, at least I hope so. 2022 Qatar was a disaster from our point of view, hopefully this one remains only about football.

Stage 6 in Tremblant (CAN)   Women´s Giant Slalom:   1. Alice Robinson    2:16.18 2. Zrinka Ljutic   2:17.12 3. Valerie Grenier    2:17.18   Full Final Results HERE

I don't think he'll mind too much

But his time isn`t valid at track record.

Vladimir Semirunniy dropped a 12:28 in the 10000m B division, which qualifies him for the Olympics as the fastest time this season (with the big asterisk that it was done in a quad start). Must be a real relief for the Polish team given he isn't looking likely to qualify for the 10000m (or the 5000m) by ranking.   Really problematic that they rank pair start and quad start times together, but whatever.   Also, the Wikipedia page for qualification is updated through the second day.