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[dcro 10,182]

So apparently the other name of Canada's CSC is DXC Technology. I checked their FB page and saw that they are the sponsors of Team Penske IndyCar team.

 

Team Penske have won the latest IndyCar race of 2017 (held last weekend). They also have a 2nd place from this year's Indy 500. This all can't be a coincidence.

Edited July 12, 2017 by dcro

[heywoodu 13,562]

38 minutes ago, dcro said:

So apparently the other name of Canada's CSC is DXC Technology. I checked their FB page and saw that they are the sponsors of Team Penske IndyCar team.

 

Team Penske have won the latest IndyCar race of 2017 (held last weekend). They also have a 2nd place from this year's Indy 500. This all can't be a coincidence.

 

The plot thickens: it was Helio Castroneves who won that race (one of my favourite drivers), his first win in three years. Castroneves is a Brazilian athlete....I sent this message to a Brazilian athlete......

[dcro 10,182]

3 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

 

The plot thickens: it was Helio Castroneves who won that race (one of my favourite drivers), his first win in three years. Castroneves is a Brazilian athlete....I sent this message to a Brazilian athlete......

 

Wow.

 

Perhaps you were pointing out how DXC Technology is the secret of his success.

[heywoodu 13,562]

Just now, dcro said:

 

Wow.

 

Perhaps you were pointing out how DXC Technology is the secret of his success.

Possibly, although I have never even talked about IndyCar with this person 

 

I'm lost  

[bestmen 2,567]

@hckosice can you plzz remove my  wrong post

here

 

thx

 

 

[bestmen 2,567]

Edited July 13, 2017 by bestmen

[dcro 10,182]

Stumbled on these endurance results on FEI website. Apparently, there are events in which the 2nd placed athlete gets more prize money than the winner.

 

[hckošice 13,275]

Slovak version of the famous Forbes published a article of the top 10 best paid Slovak athletes of last 2 years. Ranked by how much they earned last 2 seasons, Interesting reading

 

Athletes from 4 sports are represented in the top 10.

 

1. Andrej Sekera (Ice Hockey) – 5,9 million euro

2. Marián Gáborík (Ice Hockey) – 5,5 million euro

3. Peter Sagan (Road Cycling) – 5,3 million euro

4. Zdeno Chára (Ice Hockey) – 4,5 million euro

5. Jaroslav Halák (Ice Hockey) – 4,3 million euro

6. Marián Hossa (Ice Hockey) – 3,6 million euro

7. Marek Hamšík (Football) – 3,5 million euro

8. Vladimír Weiss (Football) – 3,0 million euro

9. Dominka Cibulková (Tennis) – 2,9 million euro

10. Martin Škrtel (Football) – 2,5 million euro

 

 

[intoronto 4,253]

http://time.com/4862180/canada-bc-british-columbia-wildfires/

 

[heywoodu 13,562]

1 hour ago, hckosice said:

Slovak version of the famous Forbes published a article of the top 10 best paid Slovak athletes of last 2 years. Ranked by how much they earned last 2 seasons, Interesting reading

 

Athletes from 4 sports are represented in the top 10.

 

1. Andrej Sekera (Ice Hockey) – 5,9 million euro

2. Marián Gáborík (Ice Hockey) – 5,5 million euro

3. Peter Sagan (Road Cycling) – 5,3 million euro

4. Zdeno Chára (Ice Hockey) – 4,5 million euro

5. Jaroslav Halák (Ice Hockey) – 4,3 million euro

6. Marián Hossa (Ice Hockey) – 3,6 million euro

7. Marek Hamšík (Football) – 3,5 million euro

8. Vladimír Weiss (Football) – 3,0 million euro

9. Dominka Cibulková (Tennis) – 2,9 million euro

10. Martin Škrtel (Football) – 2,5 million euro

 

 

I've got a feeling ice hockey is a big deal in Slovakia