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By copravolley · Posted
In short track, it used to be that if you DSQ, you were relegated to last place, but they changed that. And here, a DNF isn't even DSQ... And in speed skating, the USA athlete has been deliberately DNF the 500 meters in several competitions and still earning points in the standings. Shame. -
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By evil betty · Posted
I agree it is stupid, exactly what happened to Jozef Ninis last week. -
By copravolley · Posted
It's just stupid rule. But the competitor, seeing this, should at least cross the finish line on his own two feet. -
By copravolley · Posted
But why should someone be placed 30th if they advanced to the second run, not the 20th? These are rules made up by idiots. Secondly, the man should have finished the run if they knew they would. In this case, Felderer risks losing his 3rd place for county because he couldn't finish safely theur run – the only one in the entire field. -
By evil betty · Posted
If the second run is not finished it is ten points, equivalent to the top ranked finisher in the nations cup race who did not qualify for the world cup race. -
Hmm, according to the WC standings 30 are awarded for the 13th place. -
By copravolley · Posted
If someone doesn't finish the second run, is it 20, not 30? That's the logical conclusion, of course, but sometimes they come up with all sorts of nonsense. -
Looks like a big battle for 2 second quotas in men`s singles. After the big 5 () 2 second quotas are at the stake. According to my calculations 2nd best athletes: - 55 - 37 - 35 - 33
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Stage 6 in Engelberg (SUI) Men´s Individual Large Hill: 1. Domen Prevc 330.2 2. Felix Hoffmann 326.4 3. Ren Nikaido 318.1 Full Final Result HERE -
By OlympicIRL · Posted
So the voting draw has been completed. Here is the provisional voting order. Once a voting schedule for the Grand Final has been created we will look to see if there is any nation eligible to request a swap. Denmark will be opening the voting followed by their Scandinavian neighbour Sweden. will close the voting on the Grand Final day TISC Annual 2025 - Provisional Voting Order 1 Denmark 18 Israel 2 Sweden 19 Serbia 3 Slovakia 20 Romania 4 Indonesia 21 Brazil 5 Great Britain 22 Poland 6 Italy 23 Mexico 7 Spain 24 Netherlands 8 Kazakhstan 25 China 9 Ukraine 26 Slovenia 10 Bulgaria 27 Turkey 11 Germany 28 Albania 12 United States 29 Malta 13 France 30 Ireland 14 India 31 Argentina 15 Tunisia 32 Lithuania 16 Portugal 33 Guatemala 17 Greece 34 Canada
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