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By EselTheDonkey · Posted
This may have changed. When Selina Grotian didn't have the German National standard, Felix Bitterling from the German federation all but openly said, that they plan to nominate her as the sixth athlete anyway. With her results in Ruhpolding she did get the standard last minute, so I'm not sure how the situation is now. But I wouldn't bet on German Federation using only 5 of their quota places. It's 50/50 IMO. -
A bit funny that the one male quota is Greenland while both female are Denmark even though Slettemark is one of them... -
The OC of Lichtenstein has very strict standards. -
Tried to find anything, but I couldn't. I am just beyond shocked rejected their women's quota, considering Nina Riedener has the A criterium and so is allowed to start in every single individual race, and even if she is injured (unlikely, she competed last weekend in the World Cup), 16-year old Annina Ühli is under 2 points away from A criterium and has already beating Riedener. What the hell. -
announced their Olympic team: Men's: Vytautas Strolia Maksim Fomin Nikita Čigak Karol Dombrovski Women's: Natalija Kočergina Judita Traubaitė Sara Urumova Lidija Žurauskaitė -
accepted their quoatas and announced Olympic team: Andrej Drukarov Neringa Stepanauskaitė source: https://ltok.lt/naujienos/paaiskejo-17-olimpieciu-komanda-kuri-atstovaus-lietuvai-milano-ir-kortinos-ziemos-olimpinese-zaidynese
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accepted quotas and announced Olympic team: Men's: Modestas Vaičiulis Tautvydas Strolia Women's: Eglė Savickaitė Ieva Dainytė source: https://ltok.lt/naujienos/paaiskejo-17-olimpieciu-komanda-kuri-atstovaus-lietuvai-milano-ir-kortinos-ziemos-olimpinese-zaidynese
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Tabanelli is schedule to compete in Aspen too. She’ll back, maybe not in Aspen, but surely in Livigno -
What the hell, right when they actually have two athletes instead of one who would be very much capable of being highly competitive in the 'small nations fight'
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By Quaker2001 · Posted
Love to hear it. Always useful for me to help figure out my sleep/work schedule during the Olympics. And it's great finally being in a better timezone after the last 2 Winter Olympics both in Asia. There are some good things about that like live alpine skiing in the evening here, but too much going on in the overnight hours
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