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By copravolley · Posted
I mean the total number of medals: we are currently at the level of 10-12+, maybe we will get to another 1-2 (Tabanelli in Big Air and Figure Skating), but it is still the maximum level of Salt Lake City 2002: 14 medals, where there was much less competition than now. Yes, it`s definietly better than in that dark period: 2010-2014, but it isn`t a any revelation. For me, 15 medals, it should be the minimum and even that will not be. -
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That's objectively false. If all you care is the number of medals at the WCh (why? they are not even that much more important than World Cups), and all the rest of the year is worth nothing, you should really pick another country to support -the Italian system is not, and hopefully will never be, based only on that. To say that there has not been any progress since 2018 in this thread (freestyle skiing being the biggest example of a huge progress) is quite something. that means that, like the whole season suggested, we will have a lot of medal chances next year. In the summer it was the opposite - many World Champions and medalist who later came short at the Olympics. Being third or fourth today will hardly change anything about what can happen in 2026. I much prefer having a lot of consistent podium finishers in the World Cups week after week. -
By Grassmarket · Posted
First in the 60m. 100m bronze in 1956. -
So according to my quick count are qualified for the Olympics, last place will be decides between & , the later needing a medal to do so. For the Qualification tournament, & are qualified, joined by either the Norwegians or the Chinese. And in the Pre Qualification tournament we’ll have: from 2024/2025 Worlds from 2024/2025 Europe Division A from 2024/2025 Pan Continental Division A -
Wow, Linton through to the quarterfinals after an all-Canadian battle against Desmaris-Gilbert! -
By Biathlonfan · Posted
commentary said it's the first one ever ,either way it's not a common occurence. -
Slopestyle Men Gold- Birk Ruud (89.10) Silver- Mac Forehand (85.53) Bronze- Alex Hall (84.72) Women Gold- Mathilde Gremaud (85.65) Silver- Lara Wolf (73.33) Bronze- Megan Oldham (70.63) Full Final Results Here
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By Biathlonfan · Posted
So glad to finally see Simbine on the podium also surprising that the chinese athlete ended up in fourth -
By Grassmarket · Posted
I'm told that is 's first global short sprint medal since 1956!
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