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Cross-Country Skiing FIS World Cup 2020 - 2021
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I am thinking whether Jílek shouldn't have kept this strategy secret till the Olympic race -
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Stage 7 in Goms (SUI) Men´s 20km Mass Start Classical: 1. Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo 48:29.0 2. Emil Iversen 48:34.6 3. Harald Oestberg Amundsen 48:36.0 Full Final Result HERE
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By Grassmarket · Posted
Got six on 15/15 now, going to be a heartbreaker for someone.... Wright battling for silver.... Aspenes 20/20 but looks cooked. -
So after the help of returning today their second female Ski Jumping quota the final amount of our team Milano-Cortina 2026 grew to the final 53 The name of the ski jumper who will compete in our debut in W SJ under the five rings should be announced tomorrow the latest, It is already known that it will be one of Kira Mária Kapustíková or Tamara Mesíková Team 53 Athletes (36 M + 17 W) Sports: 11 Events: 40, M Events: 18, W Events: 20, Mixed Events: 2 Alpine Skiing: (4 Athletes: 1+3) Andreas Žampa (M Giant Slalom) Rebeka Jančová (W Downhill, W Super-G, W Giant Slalom, W Team Alpine Combined ?) Katarína Šrobová (W Downhill, W Super-G, W Giant Slalom, W Slalom, W Team Alpine Combined ?) Petra Vlhová (W Slalom, W Team Alpine Combined ?) Biathlon: (6 Athletes: 2+4) Jakub Borguľa (M Sprint, M Pursuit ?, M Individual, M Mass Start ?, Mixed Relay) Šimon Adamov (M Sprint, M Pursuit ?, M Individual, M Mass Start ?, Mixed Relay) Paulína Bátovská-Fialková (W Sprint, W Pursuit ?, W Individual, W Mass Start ?, W Relay, Mixed Relay ?) Ema Kapustová (W Sprint, W Pursuit ?, W Individual, W Mass Start ?, W Relay, Mixed Relay ?) Anastasiya Kuzmina (W Sprint, W Pursuit ?, W Individual, W Mass Start ?, W Relay, Mixed Relay ?) Mária Remeňová (W Sprint, W Pursuit ?, W Individual, W Mass Start ?, W Relay, Mixed Relay ?) Bobsleigh: (2 Athletes: 0+2) Viktória Čerňanská (W Monobob, W Two-Woman Bob alongside with L. Mokrášová) Lucia Mokrášová (W Two-Woman Bob alongside with V. Čerňanská) Cross-Country Skiing: (3 Athletes: 2+1) Tomáš Cenek (M Sprint Classical, M 10km Freestyle, M Team Sprint Freestyle alongside with P. Hinds) Peter Hinds (M Sprint Classical, M 10km Freestyle, M 20km Skiathlon, M 50km Mass Start Classical, M Team Sprint Freestyle alongside with T. Cenek) Mária Danielová (W Sprint Classical, W 10km Freestyle) Figure Skating: (1 Athlete: 1+0) Adam Hagara (M Singles) Freestyle Skiing: (1 Athletes: 0+1) Nikola Fričová (W Ski Cross) Ice Hockey : (25 Athletes: 25+0) M Tournament Goaltenders Adam Gajan, Samuel Hlavaj, Stanislav Škorvánek Defencemen Peter Čerešňák, Erik Černák, Martin Fehérváry, Martin Gernát, Michal Ivan, Patrik Koch, Martin Marinčin, Šimon Nemec Forwards Peter Cehlárik, Dalibor Dvorský, Marek Hrivík, Libor Hudáček, Miloš Kelemen, Adam Liška, Oliver Okuliar, Martin Pospíšil, Pavol Regenda, Adam Ružička, Juraj Slafkovský, Matúš Sukeľ, Samuel Takáč, Tomáš Tatar Luge: (5 Athletes: 3+2) Christián Bosman (M Doubles alongside with B. Mick) Bruno Mick (M Doubles alongside with Ch. Bosman) Jozef Ninis (M Singles) Viktória Praxová (W Doubles alongside with D. Špitzová) Desana Špitzová (W Doubles alongside with V. Praxová) Short Track Speed Skating: (1 Athletes: 0+1) Lea Popovičová (W 500m) Ski Jumping: (2 Athletes: 1+1) Hektor Kapustík (M Individual Normal Hill, M Individual Large Hill) TBD (W Individual Normal Hill, W Individual Large Hill) Ski Mountaineering: (3 Athletes: 1+2) Jakub Šiarnik (M Sprint, Mixed Relay) Rebeka Cully (W Sprint) Marianna Jagerčíková (W Sprint, Mixed Relay)
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I wonder where Romania thinks they got their second quota from then. And no reallocations at all would suggest Germany pulled back their turd, as we'd so eloquently say in Dutch, and did take them all at the end.. -
By Monzanator · Posted
I asked a Polish journalist on twitter and he said there are no rellocations. -
She was selected because she had enough good results that could compete in all events but had a little less FIS points than Sawicka, additionaly Sawicka's father was mad of that and he make intervention in our skiing national federation, due to this Komorowska gets very negative comments and she decided to withdraw because she couldnt handle it and said that her mental health is more important than Olympics participation. -
and now when it is official and they already cnfirmed it, they are so scared that they still did not anounce it to the general public yet
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That's so sad. Can you explain further?
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