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Christmas update, with only 13 events in 3 sports (freestyle , snowboard and alpine skiing) this week and no new NOCs on the podium. Germany goes in the lead after 318 events.

 

  1. :GER 35 23 27 [85]
  2. :USA 34 35 46 [116]
  3. :NOR 34 30 33 [97]
  4. :CAN 32 29 26 [87]
  5. :JPN 31 25 31 [77]
  6. :NED 27 18 20 [65]
  7. :AUT 17 23 19 [59]
  8. :KOR 17 22 09 [48]
  9. :ITA 16 23 29 [59]
  10. :FRA 14 16 11 [41]
  11. :SUI 14 10 15 [39]
  12. :CHN 13 17 20 [50]
  13. :SWE 13 15 11 [39]
  14. :AUS 07 05 05 [17]
  15. :GBR 04 06 08 [18]
  16. :BEL 04 05 06 [15]
  17. :SVK 02 02 02 [06]
  18. :ESP 01 03 01 [05]
  19. :NZL 01 02 01 [04]
  20. :CZE 01 02 00 [03]
  21. :SLO 01 01 02 [04]
  22. :LAT 01 00 03 [04]
  23. :CRO 00 02 00 [02]
  24. :POL 00 01 06 [07]
  25. :FIN 00 01 02 [03]
  26. :HUN 00 01 01 [02]
  27. :KAZ 00 00 04 [04]
  28. :LTU 00 00 02 [02]
  29. :AND 00 00 01 [01]
  30. :EST 00 00 01 [01]
  31. :ROU 00 00 01 [01]
  32. :UKR 00 00 01 [01]
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New Year Update :cheer: We had 10 events this week, all in the FIS sports. Finland won their first event and the US jump on the lead.

 

  1. :USA 36 35 48 [199]
  2. :GER 36 25 27 [88]
  3. :NOR 34 32 36 [103]
  4. :CAN 32 29 28 [89]
  5. :JPN 31 26 21 [78]
  6. :NED 27 18 20 [65]
  7. :AUT 17 24 20 [61]
  8. :KOR 17 22 9 [48]
  9. :ITA 16 24 20 [60]
  10. :FRA 16 17 11 [44]
  11. :SUI 15 11 16 [42]
  12. :SWE 14 16 12 [42]
  13. :CHN 13 17 28 [50]
  14. :AUS 07 07 05 [17]
  15. :GBR 04 06 08 [18]
  16. :BEL 04 05 06 [15]
  17. :SVK 02 02 02 [06]
  18. :SLO 02 01 03 [06]
  19. :FIN 02 01 03 [06]
  20. :ESP 01 03 01 [05]
  21. :NZL 01 02 01 [04]
  22. :CZE 01 02 00 [03]
  23. :LAT 01 00 03 [04]
  24. :CRO 00 02 00 [02]
  25. :POL 00 01 06 [07]
  26. :HUN 00 01 01 [02]
  27. :KAZ 00 00 04 [04]
  28. :LTU 00 00 02 [02]
  29. :AND 00 00 01 [01]
  30. :EST 00 00 01 [01]
  31. :ROU 00 00 01 [01]
  32. :UKR 00 00 01 [01]
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1 hour ago, Olympian1010 said:

Cortina might be getting their new track after all…

 

 

Well….Santa Maurizio better hold itself in readiness, given that not since the Emperor Hadrian has such a project been completed on time in Italy.  :lol::pope:

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to me, Skt.Moritz should have been the Olympic choice from the beginning (it's a track where we always perform very well, after all)

 

the Cortina track should have been a project not related to the Olympic Games, their hype and media exposure (we definitely need a sliding sports track, but we should have built it "under the radar", keeping all the opposing idiots on local basis only as much as we could instead of giving them such a big stage and such a chance to make enormous damage to the sport in this fuckin' Country)

 

I don't really see any advantage now in having a home track where we didn't have the time to train a lot more than any other Nation

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On 1/31/2024 at 8:30 PM, Grassmarket said:

Well….Santa Maurizio better hold itself in readiness, given that not since the Emperor Hadrian has such a project been completed on time in Italy.  :lol::pope:

It's fine, just cut money on safety stuff and it'll be done in time :p 

 

Still sad for the Italian athletes though. They could easily have had several years of extra training, which would have resulted in men's skeleton, women's skeleton, two-man and four-man bobs and basically all luge disciplines having very significant medal chances and even gold medal chances, but now....it's basically as much their home track as it is :AUS Ferlazzo's or :BRA Rocha's home track. Two years and it has to be done, up and running and having held test competitions.

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I still find a bit off that IOC is pushing THAT hard against building a new sliding venue. Because if we don't build any new venue for the Olympics, then nobody is ever going to build any new venue for the sport. Period. And without new venues, the same set of countries is going to win olympic medals for ever and ever (and one in particular who happens to have 3 times more venues than anybody else).

 

I understand Agenda 2020, the general economical/political context around the olympic games and that you can't ask for the same degree of universality of summer olympic sports. But still, if you basically give up on you only chance to grow the sport by building new venues in new countries, what's the point of the sliding events at the olympics ?

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