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Chennai Challenge | Chennai, India Women’s Tournament Gold- Maryna Hladun/Tetiana Lazarenko Silver- Hailey Harward/Kylie Deberg Bronze- Molly Shaw/Toni Rodriguez Men’s Tournament Gold- Jacob Hölting Nilsson/Elmer Andersson Silver- Leon Luini/Ruben Penniga Bronze- Philipp Waller/Timo Hammarberg Full Results
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By Monzanator · Posted
Oh great, the Nowegian Championships presented by FIS have started again Zero interest in this sport at this stage. I'll probably tune in to watch a couple of races at the World Champs and that is that. Actually emeritus Johaug winning makes Norwegians look kinda awkward. Guess their Next Gen isn't that sharp whatsoever but like who outside of Norway (and maybe Sweden) cares? -
By Monzanator · Posted
Man, that Spanish team must really suck. beat 31-21 with mighty ease. -
By ChandlerMne · Posted
Zurabi Datunashvili was beaten and arrested in Tbilisi protests few days ago. Bad days for him, i guess. Even though i am saddened that Serbia lost its medal, i support this decision, clean sport was always my dream. Bad thing is that (who knows how many) many wrestlers wont be caught any time soon. -
Moguls WC Idre Fjall | Idre Fjall, Sweden Women Gold- Jakara Anthony (82.94) Silver- Perrine Lafont (80.89) Bronze- Maia Schwinghammer (80.71) Maia Schwinghammer with her first career moguls podium Men Gold- Mikael Kingsbury (87.92) Silver- Ikuma Horishima (85.89) Bronze- Walter Wallberg (85.63) Big 3 in men’s moguls on the podium, as expected. Full Results
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HSBC SVNS Dubai | Dubai, United Arab Emirates Men 1. Fiji 2. Spain 3. Argentina 4. New Zealand Women 1. Australia 2. New Zealand 3. France 4. Great Britain Full Results
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Today is the first time since November 29th 2022 that there was no Norwegian on the podium in a men's race
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Super nasty fall for Arnaud Boisset in today's first downhill of the season, he was 100% knocked out by hitting his head on the snow....
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And on this week's weather report, we have a nice surprise. I was fully expecting brown fields in Wisla, but no, we actually have snow and had a snowfall during the Qualifying today
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Fun fact, with todays win Therese Johaug becomes the third oldest winner in the women's World Cup. Above her are Hilde Pedersen at 41 years and of course Marit Bjorgen at almost 38 years.
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