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Sports National Institute of El Salvador Award, Athlete of the Year 2024 Ivonne Nóchez - Speed Skating Marcelo Arévalo - Tennis The award gave US$5,000 and a 2025 vehicle to each athlete -
Stage 7 in Val d´Isere (FRA) Men´s Slalom: 1. Henrik Kristoffersen 1:36.40 2. Atle Lie McGrath 1:36.92 3. Loic Meillard 1:37.29 Full Final Results HERE -
Stage 3 in Davos (SUI) Men´s 20km Classical: 1. Martin Loewstroem Nyenget 55:37.8 2. Iivo Niskanen 55:50.9 3. Hugo Lapalus 56:12.9 Full Final Result HERE
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Canadian women’s ski jumping on a downwards trend after a brilliant last two seasons, sucks to see… -
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Oh man.... We probably had our best women's relay in 15-20 years after the first 3 legs and then complete disaster on the final one -
3rd exchange was one unbelievable absurdity. Our last leg was not in the exchange zone during the exchange... the reason : Bulina accidentally (at least I really hope) took from the rack one ski of our biathlete. They found the mistake a while later... I swear. it is true Maria Remenova had a big problem before the start when Latvian Bulina took one of her skis from the ski rack after the technical check and of course you can't race with one ski. There was some investigation as to what happened and by the time the Latvian figured out that she had someone else's ski, Ema was already at the finish line looking for her missing teammate . So she had to wait in the handover area while Maria quickly switched on her ski and went on the track.
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Stage 3 in Zhangjiakou (CHN) Women´s Individual Normal Hill: 1. Katharina Schmid 221.1 2. Ema Klinec 208.9 3. Lisa Eder 200.6 Full Final Result HERE
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By Grassmarket · Posted
First women's relay win in almost four years. And almost a great day for . -
If some of the top athletes raced the world indoors a few months after they peaked for the Olympics, I’m certain you’d see records tumble too. It’s more like seeing 3/4 records fall there too with the make up of events too. There were a lot of “soft” world records held by swimmers who wouldn’t be in the discussion for “best ever” We’re all experienced enough sports watchers to be guarded against any “super” achievements, but I do think there are lots of extenuating circumstances here. Not least of which is the true dopers wouldn’t bother with the world short course champs
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