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Difficult for us without Neagu But we had some good moments against Montenegro last night. We lost due to many errors in defence, we have to improve that. I don't know what to expect against Serbia, I would say 55% we will go home after group stage, unfortunatly. About the other matches, except Croatia vs Faroe Islands which ended with a draw, not to many surprises. -
Congrats to Max for another win. Easy race for him The battle for constructor championship is still running What a disgrace for the directors of the race to not send the safety car on track due to that mirror which caused a puncture to Sainz and Hamilton. By the way, looking of the direction of Bottas when he hit that mirror we can be suspicious that he did that intentionally. Ok, he had to give space to the driver who laped him, but his direction is too strange. Pitty such race was ruined by this incident.
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By Grassmarket · Posted
World Athletics announce the World Athletes of the Year. Big awards go to Letsile Tebogo and to Sifan Hassan. Women’s World Athlete of the Year: Sifan Hassan (NED) Men’s World Athlete of the Year: Letsile Tebogo (BOT) Women’s track: Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone (USA) Women’s field: Yaroslava Mahuchikh (UKR) Women’s out of stadium: Sifan Hassan (NED) Men’s track: Letsile Tebogo (BOT) Men’s field: Mondo Duplantis (SWE) Men’s out of stadium: Tamirat Tola (ETH) Women’s Rising Star: Sembo Almayew (ETH) Men’s Rising Star: Mattia Furlani (ITA) Seems a bit strange to me - OK, there is a case for Tebogo over Duplantis who can basically win every year, but for me Manuchikh beating an almost 30 year old WR beats winning Olympic Marathon Gold. Hassan and Tebogo named World Athletes of the Year | World Athletics -
By Monzanator · Posted
Former snooker World Champion Terry Griffiths passed away at the age of 77. -
By Grassmarket · Posted
Doesn't matter if Shiffrin is there or not, it's still a last minute defeat for Wendy Holdener. -
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https://www.reuters.com/sports/russian-uzbek-billionaire-usmanov-elected-president-international-fencing-2024-11-30/ he's officially back...and he'll be worse than ever! -
boh? I don't have a consolidated idea yet... golds? I hope many, but I fear we won't get to 5 medals? hopefully, more than in 2022 the "athlete of the Games"? Davide Ghiotto (speedskating) and Pietro Sighel (short track speedskating) hopefully, also Sofia Goggia (alpine skiing), Arianna Fontana (short track & speedskating) and Stefania Constantini (curling)...but it's just hope, not a prediction breakthrough? Tommaso Giacomel (men's biathlon) newcomers? I think the Big Air guys (Tabanelli siblings in freestyle, Matteoli in snowboard), hopefully Erik Canovi in SkiMo (but, as I wrote earlier, I fear it's too early for him, as he's still a junior) with a lot of optimism, Elia Barp (cross-country) and Daniele Di Stefano (speedskating, mass start) surprising medals? I don't think there's any chance for to win a truly surprising medal, all those who have just the smallest chance to make the podium, it wouldn't be a true upset if they get it
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Stage 4 in Killington (USA) Women´s Slalom: 1. Camille Rast 1:46.86 2. ex aequo Anna Swenn Larsson and Wendy Holdener 1:47.44 Full Final Results HERE -
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How's Petra doing? When is she expected to return?
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