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Halfpipe Men Gold- Finley Melville Ives (96.00) Silver- Nick Goepper (94.00) Bronze- Alex Ferreira (92.50) Women Gold- Zoe Atkin (93.50) Silver- Li Fanghui (93.00) Bronze- Cassie Sharpe (88.00) Full Final Results Here -
Big Air Men Gold- Luca Harrington (192.00) Silver- Elias Syrja (184.25) Bronze- Birk Ruud (183.00) Women Gold- Flora Tabanelli (176.75) Silver- Sarah Hoefflin (170.75) Bronze- Anni Karaganda (167.75) Full Final Results Here
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By Monzanator · Posted
Aryna Sabalenka wins the Miami 1000 over Jessica Pegula 7-5 6-2 in the final. This means she further extends her rankings lead and has eclipsed the 10,000 points mark. Now it's clay time, first up Charleston 500 (green) and the iconic minnow Bogota 250 -
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Men´s FIS Ski Jumping Overall World Cup 2024/25 Final Standing: Daniel Tschofenig 1805 Jan Hoerl 1652 Stefan Kraft 1290 Full Final Standing HERE ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Men´s Ski Flying World Cup 2024/25 Final Standing: Domen Prevc 485 Anze Lanisek 317 Andreas Wellinger 310 Full Final Results HERE
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Women´s FIS Ski Jumping Overall World Cup 2024/25 Final Standing: Nika Prevc 1933 Selina Freitag 1293 Katharina Schmid 1201 Full Final Standing HERE
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By Monzanator · Posted
In the end Lanisek who jumped 13 meters shorter from a lower gate and better landing wins the last event of the season. Important feather on the cap for Planica who reclaims the longest jump record from Vikersund -
World Cup Finals in Planica (SLO) Men´s Individual Flying Hill: 1. Anze Lanisek 482.1 2. Domen Prevc 475.0 3. Andreas Wellinger 455.8 Full Final Result HERE
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By ChandlerMne · Posted
I expect some decency after Paris 2024 travesty. Nothing more. Paris will always be remembered (at least for many people) as lowest point of oppenings in recent history. -
By ChandlerMne · Posted
Totallympics wont and cant die. 14 years old tradition, with established users, Sindo wont give up, i'm sure. Same drop in posts happened after London, after Rio, after Tokyo. Nothing to worry about. Totallympics is strong as it ever was.
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