Cross-Country Skiing at the Nordic Skiing FIS Junior & Under 23 World Championships 2021

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Cross-Country Skiing at the Nordic Skiing FIS Junior & Under 23 World Championships 2021

 

Vuokatti (FIN) - 9 February 2021 - 14 February 2021

 

 

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[heywoodu 15,172]

What's up with the junior/U23 world champs' schedule? The U23 athletes have a sprint, distance race and a mixed relay, whereas the juniors get to race in a sprint, individual start distance race, mass start distance race and normal non-mixed relays...

[Olympian1010 7,980]

U-23 races also count towards the basic quota for Beijing 2022. 

[heywoodu 15,172]

3 hours ago, Olympian1010 said:

U-23 races also count towards the basic quota for Beijing 2022. 

And both U-23 and junior races count for the nation's ranking. Which is probably why Turkey is there with four junior girls, and Mongolia with two, Lithuania with four and so on. The fight is on.

[Grassmarket 3,439]

Cross country events are on a Pay stream, unless you are in Scandinavia.

 

https://www.oz.com/jwsc2021

 

Nordic Combined & Ski Jumping are on YT, though, with one tiny disadvantage for non-Finnish speakers. 

 

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7bEjx3LrZ9sRzxTIU014Ig

[heywoodu 15,172]

12 hours ago, Grassmarket said:

Cross country events are on a Pay stream, unless you are in Scandinavia.

 

https://www.oz.com/jwsc2021

Damn it, last time it was in Germany and all those races were readily available to watch on YouTube  

 

Seriously, 18 euro for junior world championships in a fringe sport...idiots.

[heywoodu 15,172]

Impressive qualifying by Niilo Moilanen, leaving everyone at least 5 seconds behind him and only the top-11 within 10 seconds. Excellent 8th place for Jaume Pueyo .

 

DNF for Tuuli Raunio in the women's qualifying, that makes one worried when that happens in a sprint. Maria Iglesias made the cut by 0,03 seconds, cool. Meanwhile, the likes of Lithuania, Turkey, Mongolia all scored a single Nation's Ranking point per athlete, so they're not a threat for Brazil as of yet.

[dcro 10,210]

38 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Impressive qualifying by Niilo Moilanen, leaving everyone at least 5 seconds behind him and only the top-11 within 10 seconds. Excellent 8th place for Jaume Pueyo .

 

DNF for Tuuli Raunio in the women's qualifying, that makes one worried when that happens in a sprint. Maria Iglesias made the cut by 0,03 seconds, cool. Meanwhile, the likes of Lithuania, Turkey, Mongolia all scored a single Nation's Ranking point per athlete, so they're not a threat for Brazil as of yet.

Implication being that Brazil is ahead at this point?

[heywoodu 15,172]

27 minutes ago, dcro said:

Implication being that Brazil is ahead at this point?

Not yet, but Brazil will have a competitor in two World Cup races (finishing = points and finishing in the top-100 is enough for more than one point) and at the World Championships Brazil should be able to score some points as well, considering there are three athletes, two of whom might compete in more than two races including the team sprint. Until today there were 27 nations in the ranking, today's competition added Spain, Turkey, Lithuania, Mongolia and Kazakhstan. We can assume at least Kazakhstan will get ahead and stay ahead with the senior races, but that means there's still space inside the top-30, which is what Brazil needs to have a shot at qualifying two women for Beijing 2022.

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