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By evil betty · Posted
I think that once the remaining 10 quotas are added in (I can see one or two getting used but that is even a stretch), Norway, Sweden, France, Finland, and USA would all get their 8th male quota. Kind of bizarre that the simulation only says that Finland and USA have the remaining room for them though. -
By evil betty · Posted
According to this PWHL story Mi Le, sorry Hannah Miller, is on the Canadian roster for this year's world championships. https://www.thepwhl.com/en/news/2025/march/21/twenty-three-pwhl-players-named-to-canada-s-national-women-s-team-roster#:~:text=Forwards%3A Emily Clark (OTT),%2C Daryl Watts (TOR). -
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the Downhills of the Finals in Sun Valley have been cancelled because of an heavy snowfall (last night) and the strong wind (Today) this means that Federica Brignone is the mathematical winner of both the Overall World Cup and the DH discipline World Cup among the men, Marco Odermatt (who already won well in advance the Overall Throphy) secures also the DH discipline World Cup -
most likely, yes (you have a few silver medals in women's Biathlon, but no gold) but you also have an Olympic Gold thanks to Ekaterina Dafovska (Biathlon, women's 15km individual race, Nagano 1998)
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no, they won 2 Silver medals at the Olympic Games back in the days (men's Marathon in 1928 and women's Javelin Throw in 1956) p.s. Weil is the daughter of the Colombian 400m specialist Ximena Restrepo (bronze in Barcelona 1992) and Chilean Shot Put specialist Gert Weil (6th in Seoul 1988)
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By Topicmaster1010 · Posted
USA passed Italy for 5th in the men's nations rankings giving them an extra Olympic quota. and thanks to having enough athletes to be able to compete in the team sprint, China is back ahead of Andorra in the women's rankings for 20th place by 7 points and since none no athletes from either country are competing tomorrow, that's how it'll finish. -
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First podium for Polish jumper this winter and first overall for Wąsek, right about time
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Stage 23 in Lahti (FIN) Men´s Individual Large Hill: 1. Anze Lanisek 276.9 2. Stefan Kraft 270.8 3. Pawel Wasek 263.9 Full Final Result HERE -
By Grassmarket · Posted
Just caught up, but today's Womens' Pursuit was absolutely the reason I fell in love with biathlon back 25 years ago. What a race!
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