Set the hype machine up to "Will explode like Krakatoa" levels -  Paul Seixas is going to ride the Tour de France this year.    

@Sindo This is seriously impressive work.  It deserves wider recognition!  Great job to you and the rest of the team. 

Thailand is dropping out from YOG 2030 race, just days after IOC inspection.   https://en.thairath.co.th/sport/worldsport/2930797

Handball:   Women's:   Last place is  if they're allowed, if not it's between (In that case I think it's Spain because they have many talents)   Men's:   Last place is  (an optimistic take, maybe even delusional)  can also qualify.  

Archery, Baseball, Basketball, Basketball-3x3, Flag Football, Hockey and Handball qualification trackers are now ready in our LA28 tracker.   We have added the rankings (you can find them in Archery and Hockey) and all the tables have been optimized for mobile views.   @Matej is taking care of the trackers, @Laraja is taking care of the rankings.   All other sports' trackers coming soon 

hope your nephew doesn't know that 🤭

and the only one with a bright future ahead of her, the poor Rebecca Mariani, is the one without a place in both teams    now, more than ever, she'll have to focus on the mixed team (with Mosaner? Arman? Stefano Spiller? ) and sh*t like the Rock League

Shooting ESC 25m/50m European Championships 2026   Osijek (CRO) - 8 May 2026 - 17 May 2026     Official Website Programme Results System Facebook Page Discussion Thread

Actually, I had some small misunderstandings at first, but I personally think this is a language pun, just like the pronunciation of “that” in Chinese, which can be a very unpleasant word in other languages.

This World Snooker Championship has been absolutely fantastic. From the second round onwards, every frame and every match has been a nail-biting affair with scores remaining tight. It’s an incredibly memorable championship, filled with moments that will stick in the mind. I’m thrilled that Wu Yize has become the first post-2000s player to win the World Snooker Championship.   Personally, I still hope that Ding Junhui has what it takes to challenge for the pinnacle of the championship. Because from the perspective of most Chinese fans, Ding is one of the founding figures of early Chinese snooker. Ever since he made those breakthroughs in his early career, young Chinese players have been steadily growing and developing. When it comes to snooker in China, there isn’t a single young player or ordinary fan who doesn’t know him. All these young Chinese players have drawn motivation to move forward from Ding’s career success.