Alpine Skiing FIS World Championships 2017

[dareza 911]

he is not normal at all

[dcro 10,182]

I don't know who is a bigger douche, Hirscher or Kristoffersen.

 

Anyway, Hargin blew a sure silver...

[heywoodu 13,565]

2 minutes ago, dareza said:

but still one bronze is disaster.

Better than nothing  

[dareza 911]

Austria is best nation in alpine skiing so far in the world

[heywoodu 13,565]

Just now, dareza said:

Austria is best nation in alpine skiing so far in the world

Was there ever a doubt?  

[dareza 911]

Just now, heywoodu said:

Was there ever a doubt?  

 

for men's team expected results, but women;s team surprised a lot

[heywoodu 13,565]

Waiting for the headlines in Dutch media about 'semi-Dutch Hirscher world champion'  

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Felix

[OlympicsFan 783]

vor 41 Minuten schrieb dareza:

but still one bronze is disaster.

Thats what you get when Rebensburg (partly due to injury) doesnt perform at her best and when Dopfer is out due to injury. In the end Germany will never be on the same level as Austria or Switzerland, Germany will always be between 0 and 3 medals and only 3 athletes (Rebensburg: Super G + Giant Slalom, Neureuther/Dopfer: Giant Slalom + Slalom) have a realistic chance for a medal, in 2015 it worked out perfectly and this time it didnt. From a german perspective we have to hope that Dopfer and Rebenburg will come back strong + maybe Sander or Luitz will make the next step.

Germany, Italy and Norway should be the most disappointed nations here + USA (no medal on the mens side, only bronze for Vonn) and France (no medal on the mens side), Austria and Switzerland on the other hand should be very happy.

 

The way the german alpine skiing team developed the last couple of years is worrying, but german officials probably wont care too much, considering that Germany has already won 10 gold medals and 16 medals in total at world championships this year + the chance for at least 5/14 more gold medals/medals in total.

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vor 2 Stunden schrieb OlympicsFan:

 

 

The way the german alpine skiing team developed the last couple of years is worrying, but german officials probably wont care too much, considering that Germany has already won 10 gold medals and 16 medals in total at world championships this year + the chance for at least 5/14 more gold medals/medals in total.

 

10 golds is true. But it's 19 medals overall in the Olympic disciplines. 8 in Biathlon, 1 in Alpine Skiing, 3 in Speed Skating, 5 in Luge and 2 in Bobsleigh.

 

Team Event and both Giant Slaloms were very disappointing for Germany, but I like the development in our men's downhill and super-g-team a lot.