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Marte Monsen just had a huge crash at the Alpine Skiing WC in Crans-Montana Less than a week before the olympics everyone tend to be so careful to avoid injury that exactly at that time injuries arrives... Hope no more injuries this weekend happens -
I always found it hilarious on how people are counting on predictions The Olympic Games are so specific that 7 out of 10 times an upset occur. Sport is not an exact science, and especially under the five rings. I saw so many upsets happening to obvious and prediction sites/bookmakers "certain" winners but yet people still tend to search them lol All this require that all planets will align and everything will works exactly as it is wished,.. but yeah, sorry this just can not statistically happen Oh man how I heard Shifffrin going to destroy everything in Beijing, 150% safe 2 golds I even read somewhere
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By copravolley · Posted
OA Sport is probably looking to 2022 and Beijing, where we had many medals: 17, but only 2 gold. Safeguarding expectations? Hopefully. With 28 medals overall, even 7 gold isn't a great result – a minimum of decency, with an average of 1 gold out of 4 medals. In my opinion, to get a place in the top 10 of the medal table, you need to win at least 5 gold medals and 6 to be sure of it. -
You have to distinguish the gold-silver-bronze predictions (more so if based on personal feelings likes OAsport does) from those who come up with an expected medal tally based on chances in each event. The latter Is more serious when evaluating the potential medals of countries. -
By copravolley · Posted
The first prediction is OK for us, but the second is unfortunately disastrous... With 28 medals, only 4 gold at home? And as the same number of gold medals as the UK and Slovenia, who have a combined 6-7 medals overall? It's a disaster. Anything less than 6 gold medals and a place in the top 10 of the medal standings will be a disaster for us... Personally, I'd rather even win 22-23 medals with 6-7 of which are gold, than 28 medals with 4 gold... Yes, every medal counts, but in sport, it's all about winning; the rest are just consolation prizes. -
By Topicmaster1010 · Posted
Anna Gasser (snowboarding) and Benjamin Karl (snowboarding) Fahnen-Duo: Gasser und Karl | Österreichisches Olympisches Comité -
By Topicmaster1010 · Posted
All of the final rosters will be unveiled next Thursday (February 5th) on MLB Network starting at 19:00 EST -
Both morocco + senegal got sanctions : Senegal coach Pape Thiaw has been banned for five of the six 2027 AFCON qualifying matches and handed an individual fine of $100,000 for "bringing the game into disrepute." Senegal players Iliman Ndiaye and Ismaila Sarr will miss the first two qualifiers for the next AFCON later this year for "unsporting behavior towards the referee Morocco also hit with big fine Morocco's federation were fined a total of $315,000 for unsporting and improper conduct by their players, coaches and supporters. A whopping $200,000 of that total was for the behavior of the stadium ball boys, who attempted to seize a towel being used by Senegal goalkeeper Edouard Mendy on a wet night in Rabat — in an apparent bid to distract him. An additional fine of $100,000 was imposed for the "improper conduct" of players and technical staff who invaded the VAR review area and obstructed the work of the DR Congo referee Jean-Jacques Ndala. There was also a $15,000 fine after Moroccan supporters used lasers to try and distract Senegalese players during the game. Captain Achraf Hakimi was also banned for two games, with one suspended, and Morocco's Ismael Saibari was banned for three games, both for "unsporting behavior". -
By Topicmaster1010 · Posted
Found a couple of prediction websites. This link was posted on reddit a couple of days ago by the user thevorminatheria. The Italian sports website OA Sport also came up with their own predictions. They have a link in the article to the latest magazine issue which details all of the medalists. -
Some team facts Athletes who identify as female or are competing in women’s events: Number of athletes: 108 Youngest: Felicity Geremia, 18 (born June 4, 2007), Snowboard; Oldest: Deanna Stellato-Dudek, 42 (born June 22, 1983), Figure skating Athletes who identify as male or are competing in men’s events: Number of athletes: 99 Youngest: Eli Bouchard, 18 (born December 12, 2007), Snowboard; Oldest: Marc Kennedy, 44 (born February 5, 1982), Curling NOTE: This is the first Olympic Winter Games at which Team Canada athletes competing in women’s events outnumber those competing in men’s events. Sets of siblings: Jasmine Drolet (Cross-Country Skiing) and Remi Drolet (Cross-Country Skiing) Daniel Hall (Long Track Speed Skating) and Laura Hall (Long Track Speed Skating) Hannah Schmidt (Ski Cross) and Jared Schmidt (Ski Cross) Brodie Seger (Alpine Skiing) and Riley Seger (Alpine Skiing) Children of Olympians: Cédrick Brunet (Long Track Speed Skating) – Michel Brunet (father) Laurent Dubreuil (Long Track Speed Skating) – Robert Dubreuil (father) and Ariane Loignon (mother) Miha Fontaine (Freestyle Skiing) – Nicolas Fontaine (father) Laura Hall (Long Track Speed Skating) and Daniel Hall (Long Track Speed Skating) – Mike Hall (father) Béatrice Lamarche (Long Track Speed Skating) – Benoît Lamarche (father) Dylan Marineau (Freestyle Skiing) – Dennis Marineau (father) Xavier McKeever (Cross-Country Skiing) – Robin McKeever (father) and Milaine Thériault (mother) Jeffrey Read (Alpine Skiing) – Ken Read (father) Provincial and territorial breakdown*: Alberta: 46 British Columbia: 33 Manitoba: 4 New Brunswick: 2 Newfoundland and Labrador: 0 Northwest Territories: 0 Nova Scotia: 5 Nunavut: 0 Ontario: 58 Prince Edward Island: 0 Quebec: 49 Saskatchewan: 6 Yukon: 2 Athletes born outside Canada: 2 Athletes who previously attended a Games: Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022 – 90 PyeongChang 2018 – 43 Sochi 2014 – 13 Vancouver 2010 – 8 Winter Youth Olympic Games Gangwon 2024 – 2 Lausanne 2020 – 9 Lillehammer 2016 – 7 Innsbruck 2012 – 1 Olympic Summer Games: Tokyo 2020 – 1 Paris 2024 – 1 **Kelsey Mitchell is set to become Canada’s latest dual season Olympian Olympic rookies: 109 Olympic medallists: 47 Most Olympic appearances at the Olympic Winter Games: 4 – Mackenzie Boyd-Clowes, Valérie Maltais and Marie-Philip Poulin (2010, 2014, 2018, 2022). Milano Cortina 2026 will be their fifth Olympic Games. * The following are athlete roster adjustments that occurred after their respective sport’s team announcement took place.
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