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If the calculations are correct, we will have more athletes than four years ago! What a special moment of not constantly sending smaller delegations each time. -
Quota #43 added today for team Slovensko Our W 2-Bob succeeded to grab the very last ticket for the competition in the last day of the qualifiers, Viktória Čerňanská who already was qualified in the Monobob will thus compete in Cortina also in the Two-Woman bob alongside of Lucia Mokrášová. Going to be an Olympic debut for Lucia. Team (Updated as of 18th January 2026) 43 Athletes (32 M + 11 W) -
Actually she's never been so precise than this year 82.3% vs 82.1% in 23/24 and 80.2% back in 16/17. Les hommes mentent mais pas les chiffres as we say here -
Perrot is so winning the World Cup. He's by far the most consistent shooter and that's going to be the decisive factor in the long run. -
Definitely not. She's been great in 4 of the 5 relays she raced this year (4 women's and 1 mixed). I don't see any reason, let alone a strong one, to leave out our fastest skier given what we've seen from the others. Michelon is unstable, Simon is out of shape (now there is an argument about letting her take the anchor), then the potential subs : Bened looks reliable but she's shown mixed signals in her only relay leg, Richard hasn't produced anything special this year. And out of all of these girls you would bench the fastest woman of the entire field ? I would not be sad at all to see Simon out of the squad actually. Bened - Michelon - JBB - Jeanmonnot could do the trick.
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Stage 6 in Oberhof (GER) Women´s Individual Gundersen Normal Hill: 1. Ida Marie Hagen 15:46.7 2. Minja Korhonen 16:22.1 3. Nathalie Armbruster 16:45.2 Full Final Result HERE
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Sorry, wrong thread
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Stage 6 in Oberhof (GER) Women´s 10km Classical: 1. Mo Ilar 24:37.0 2. Teresa Stadlober 24:37.7 3. Jonna Sundling 24:57.8 Full Final Result HERE
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Stage 20 in Wengen (SUI) Men´s Slalom: 1. Atle Lie McGrath 1:45.99 2. Lucas Pinheiro Braathen 1:46.46 3. Henrik Kristoffersen 1:46.80 Full Final Results HERE
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By evil betty · Posted
Since the totals are rolling, meaning they take into account three trimesters, when the calendar year changed some scores could have gone up with older better scores dropping out of the applicable time period. But there is also something odd going on with the points. The wikipedia list does not agree with the most current 'ibu qualifying points' list, however, there is something new in that tab called 'OWG wildcards' that it does agree with. Morton, and a few others, have discrepancies that change who is in and who is out.
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