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[POLL] Which are your 3 Top Favorite Winter Olympic Sports? (2016 - 2017 version)


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[POLL] Which are your 3 Top Favorite Winter Olympic Sports?  

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  1. 1. Which are your 3 Top Favorite Winter Olympic Sports?


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Biathlon, Figure skating (individual) and Snowboarding (halfpipe/slopestyle), although Germany is extremely bad in figure skating/snowboarding.

My ranking would be:

1) Snowboarding (halfpipe/slopestyle)

2) Biathlon

3) Figure skating (individual)

I also like Monobob very much, but sadly its not an olympic sport.

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I had to choose 6 :p

1. Biathlon 

2. Skeleton

3. Bobsleigh

4. Alpine skiing

5. Ski jumping

6. Luge

 

At the bottom I would put freestyle skiing and freestyle snowboarding, the sports in which they don't really seem to care about winning or losing. I want winners to get crazy and losers to smash their poles out of frustration, not winners and losers dancing around a tree together.

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Alpine skiing, ski jumping & speed skating :) I   thought about voting for Biathlon instead of alpine skiing which is my 3rd choice , but after considering I opted for alpine, as it's a bit faster sport ;)

My favourite Volleyball position: LIBERO. You ask why? Look here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyIOarNAONk

 

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