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Alpine Skiing at the Winter Olympic Games 2018


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4 minutes ago, dcro said:

 

Wait, so if weather hypothetically remains bad through Friday, it's possible that none of the men's speed events will be held just like that? :yikes:

Yes.

 

Which is why as the week goes on they will be more and more willing to hold the races in bad weather.

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10 minutes ago, dcro said:

 

Wait, so if weather hypothetically remains bad through Friday, it's possible that none of the men's speed events will be held just like that? :yikes:

 

yes, if they don't close both eyes on the rules and reschedule all of the alpine skiing events through the remaining 8/9 days, which is improbable, to say the least...

however, if we can't have at least 2 of the 3 men's speed events by Friday, it's almost certain that the full program won't be completed...

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9 minutes ago, Federer91 said:

And what rule is that the speed events must end by friday?

 

it's because the course has to be set for the women's speed events (they have to make it half the days for men and half for women)...:evil:

that's why normally there are 2 different track in 2 different locations for men and women...but in Korea they don't have another hill high enough to build a downhill size track...so, they have to share the same course for both genders...

and this is the result of that...:facepalm:

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Either way,future for alpine skiing on these games isnt bright at all. With these bad conditions and possible cancelations we would have precedent. Still cant believe we could have DNC under downhill races. Also,with shortening of the course we would have strange races,as we already had in WC few times. I hope that somehow situation will improve,i really had high hopes in alpine skiing.

Also,even its hard to fight nature,i am surprised that Korea didnt establish plan B for such kind of situation.

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21 minutes ago, phelps said:

 

it's because the course has to be set for the women's speed events (they have to make it half the days for men and half for women)...:evil:

that's why normally there are 2 different track in 2 different locations for men and women...but in Korea they don't have another hill high enough to build a downhill size track...so, they have to share the same course for both genders...

and this is the result of that...:facepalm:

 

Well if that is the case and there is no other option, they could have both genders run on the womens course. It would be something afterall, instead of not having a downhill or SG at all.

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