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yes...not that it would take a big effort to be better than 2006 (in every aspect, from the organization of the Games to the Italian medal table) -
it's not her LT debut, maybe a world cup debut...she already tried to qualify for the 2022 Olympics
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not the start of the season I expected from our boys... meanwhile, once again, when the Olympic pressure is off, our girls are just a class apart what's new?
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so, the 2024 season is over have got a lot of good results, but unfortunately underperformed in the only place that really mattered, in Paris see you next year...hopefully...
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Stage #5, Final ( Neom Bay) mixed 4*1.5km Relay Gold: Germany (Lea Boy, Jeanette Spiwoks, Arne Schubert, Florian Wellbrock) Silver: Italy (Giulia Gabrielleschi, Ginevra Taddeucci, Marcello Guidi, Dario Verani) Bronze: France (Caroline Laure Jouisse, Ines Delacroix, Sacha Velly, Marc-Antoine Olivier) Full Results https://www.worldaquatics.com/competitions/4735/world-aquatics-open-water-swimming-world-cup-2024/results?event=9931dd26-5d1e-43fc-b2f3-daa65d4cede4&unit=finals
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Men's Foil ( Tunis) Gold: MASSIALAS Alexander Silver: LOUIE Bryce Bronze: CHOUPENITCH Alexander & HAMZA Mohamed Full results: https://www.fencingtimelive.com/events/results/4783D9C4744B4159B7F86D9DA5C867FA Women's Foil (:TUN Tunis) Gold: FAVARETTO Martina Silver: ERRIGO Arianna Bronze: HARVEY Eleanor & WALCZYK-KLIMASZYK Julia Full results: https://www.fencingtimelive.com/events/results/3C0E54FFB6BE43DCB70DC892DF2B654D -
Just rewatched that last minute, because apparently there were a controversy according to medias, but it took almost 15 minutes. oh dear, this sport is just something else. -
Apparently was leading 0.4 seconds to go by 3 points but still managed to lose the match Anyway it looks there some progress from the loses to Albania and co from couple of years ago... maybe thhere a chance for a win in a international match in the next decade. As San Marino proved last week in football, only sky is the limit
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Stage 1 in Lillehammer (NOR) Men´s Individual Large Hill: 1. Pius Paschke 317.1 2. Daniel Tschofenig 309.2 3. Maximilian Ortner 307.1 Full Final Result HERE
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Hope so (for my adopted country, Norway, that is). Torino 2006 was the first Winter Olympics I followed closely and it was nothing short of a disaster for Norway. Strangely enough, that was actually the reason I became an avid fan of Norwegian winter sports and have been ever since. As for my actual home country, Greece, a medal for Ginnis in slalom (alpine skiing) would be a miracle.
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