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First, … Oriol Cardona Coll is the favourite in men’s ski mountaineering, with the mixed relay also favoured, and there’s fringe chances for Queralt Castellet in women’s snowboard halfpipe, Lucas Eguibar in men’s snowboard cross, and Ana Alonso in women’s ski mountaineering (she got into a car crash a few months ago, wasn’t serious thankfully but not in great form) depending on the day… For Bulgaria one of Zamfirov or Krashniak in men’s parallel giant slalom is what I’m thinking, but maybe Yankov can medal too (although his season has been pedestrian), Zamfirova in women’s parallel slalom also has a decent chance For Belgium, I think Kim Meylemans in women’s skeleton, the Crystal Globe winner, and potentially one of the Desmet siblings in short track… For Georgia, obviously Metelkina/Berulava in pairs figure skating For Latvia it’s all about luge. Bots/Plume and Upite/Kaluma in men’s/women’s doubles, Aparjods in men’s singles, and the team relay. Kruzbergs might also have a chance in short track but don’t see it. For Poland, in short track Maliszewska in the women’s 500m, and the women’s and mixed relays have chances, Krol-Walas in women’s parallel slalom, Zurek in the men’s 500m and 1000m. Easiest pick of them all. For their biggest chance is mixed team aerials IMO due to the lack of teams competing, Kotovskyi in men’s aerials and Brykina are other chances. I actually don’t have Brazil reaching the podium, Rocha Silveira hasn’t had the best results on the WC circuit, Burgener’s scores this season won’t be enough for a podium, and most of their hopes rest on Braathen IMO Same with Estonia, Kaldvee/Lill are a strong team but I have four teams slightly above them. -
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fis basically only cares about alpine skiing (and despite that, they always find the way to make disasters also on it) if it wasn't for the North American tv money, I guess they would even get rid of those "freestyle" events, leaving them to the X Games organization -
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By evil betty · Posted
Last Olympics Canada only rejected a quota after they got to 8 female. Hard to say but they will probably take them. -
By Topicmaster1010 · Posted
A bit shocking to see Brazil with the most votes so far! They do have 3 good medal chances though (Pinheiro Braathen, Rocha Silveira, Burgener) so it's well deserved. I also originally included New Zealand on the poll but I must have deleted them by accident although they probably also would have gotten the same amount of votes as Brazil so it wouldn't have made much of a difference. -
By Topicmaster1010 · Posted
Korea accepted a halfpipe quota so there will be a total of 22/25 competitors entered in women's halfpipe. The good news is that women's ski cross will have 32 entries for the first time since 2010. -
By MatiReimundo · Posted
2025-26 PSA Tour Gold Level Rich Venus Karachi Open - Karachi Results (January 6-11, 2026) Men's: 1. Mohamad Zakaria 2. Aly Abou Eleinen 3. Karim Gawad 3. Mohamed El-Shorbagy 5. Eain Yow Ng 5. Alex Lau 5. Noor Zaman 5. Marwan El-Shorbagy Women's: 1. Amina Orfi 2. Sivasangari Subramaniam 3. Nada Abbas 3. Aifa Azman 5. Aira Azman 5. Farida Mohamed 5. Fayrouz Aboelkheir 5. Lucy Turmel Results -
By Topicmaster1010 · Posted
Likely going to accept both, sorry . Canada rarely rejects quotas. -
By MatiReimundo · Posted
Sabre Grand Prix #2 - Tunis Results (January 9-11, 2026) Men's: 1. Sebastien Patrice 2. Krisztian Rabb 3. Ahmed Hesham 3. Jean-Philippe Patrice 5. Colin Heathcock 5. Park Sang-won 5. Pietro Torre 5. Maxime Pianfetti 9. Fares Ferjani 9. Frederic Kindler 9. Ziad El Sissy 9. Adham Moataz 9. Mao Kokubo 9. William Morrill 9. Edoardo Cantini 9. Thomas Martine Women's: 1. Alina Mikhailova (Russia) 2. Misaki Emura 3. Nisanur Erbil 3. Lucia Martin-Portugues 5. Yoana Ilieva 5. Jeon Ha-young 5. Despina Georgiadou 5. Toscane Tori 9. Michela Battiston 9. Sugar Katinka Battai 9. Renata Katona 9. Araceli Navarro 9. Yana Egorian (Russia) 9. Milena Sergeeva (Russia) 9. Choi Ji-young 9. Faustine Clapier Results NEXT: World Cup #1 in Salt Lake City (January 22-25, 2026) -
Waiting for Canada's decision whether they accept other quotas or whether Czech takes 5th women's spot. Any ideas? 😁😁 -
By MatiReimundo · Posted
Foil World Cup #3 - Paris (Men's) and Hong Kong (Women's) Results (January 9-11, 2026) Men's: 1. Alexander Massialas 2. Ryan Choi Chun Yin 3. Guillaume Bianchi 3. Giulio Lombardi 5. Tommaso Marini 5. Alexander Choupenitch 5. Filippo Macchi 5. Pavel Puzankov (Russia) 9. Daniel Dosa 9. Carlos Llavador 9. Kazuki Iimura 9. Egor Barannikov (Russia) 9. Anton Borodachev (Russia) 9. Wallerand Roger 9. Leszek Rajski 9. Adrien Helmy-Cocoynacq Men's Team: 1. Hong Kong (Tit Nam - Ka Long - Choi Chun Yin - Ho Long) 2. United States (Massialas - Itkin - Meinhardt - Olivares) 3. Japan (Iimura - Matsuyama - Nagano - Saito) 4. France (Anane - Pauty - Savin - Bibard) 5. Individual Neutral Athletes (Russia) (Barannikov - A Borodachev - K Borodachev - Mylnikov) 6. Egypt (Hamza - Haffour - Tolba - Mohamed) 7. Hungary (Mihalyi - Dosa - Szemes - Toth) 8. China (Tian - Yifan - Weiping - Zhaoran) Women's: 1. Lee Kiefer 2. Francesca Palumbo 3. Marta Martyanova (Russia) 3. Morgane Patru 5. Komaki Kikuchi 5. Martina Sinigalia 5. Karin Miyawaki 5. Ysaora Thibus 9. Martina Favaretto 9. Yuka Ueno 9. Arianna Errigo 9. Park Ji-hee 9. Olga Sopit 9. Sera Azuma 9. Josephina Conway 9. Alice Volpi Women's Team: 1. Italy (Errigo - Favaretto - Batini - Volpi) 2. France (Blaze - Ranvier - Patru - Lacheray) 3. United States (Kiefer - Liu - Scruggs - Stutchbury) 4. Canada (Yunjia - Soleil - Harvey - Hayes) 5. Spain (Diaz - Castro - Marino - Tucker) 6. Japan (Tsuji - Miyawaki - Azuma - Kikuchi) 7. Ukraine (Myroniuk - Poloziuk - Petrova - Sopit) 8. Hungary (Pasztor - Papp - Kondricz - Kollar) Men's Results Women's Results NEXT: Grand Prix #1 in Turin (February 5-7, 2026)
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