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Brazilian snow sports federation CBDN posted their first mid-season ranking, which confirms two things:

 

1. The points and tables I've been posting are 100% correct, so that's good

 

2. As we suddenly realized a few weeks ago and tried to have 100% confirmed: athletes who DON'T have the B criteria (under 300 points) in both sprint and distance, are out of the fight if at least two athletes do have it (as is and will remain the case). This means Mika needs to get her sprint average under 300 points, otherwise her position in the ranking doesn't matter and she's out anyway. It also means that, as of now, the two female tickets are for Jaque and Bruna. Of course there's still races to go, both for Mika to get her sprint average under 300 and for everyone to improve their points.

 

https://cbdn.org.br/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2021/12/ListaCBDN-OWG-CC-20211223.pdf

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2 hours ago, heywoodu said:

Brazilian snow sports federation CBDN posted their first mid-season ranking, which confirms two things:

 

1. The points and tables I've been posting are 100% correct, so that's good

 

2. As we suddenly realized a few weeks ago and tried to have 100% confirmed: athletes who DON'T have the B criteria (under 300 points) in both sprint and distance, are out of the fight if at least two athletes do have it (as is and will remain the case). This means Mika needs to get her sprint average under 300 points, otherwise her position in the ranking doesn't matter and she's out anyway. It also means that, as of now, the two female tickets are for Jaque and Bruna. Of course there's still races to go, both for Mika to get her sprint average under 300 and for everyone to improve their points.

 

https://cbdn.org.br/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2021/12/ListaCBDN-OWG-CC-20211223.pdf

Where are the credits for my fluency in Portuguese? :lol:

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2 minutes ago, Laraja said:

Where are the credits for my fluency in Portuguese? :lol:

I do believe I thanked you :d And yeah, that was very helpful...the language seems clear in their document, but you never know :d 

 

At least this is a confirmation we (including you!) were right, which is excellent news for us!

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On 12/18/2021 at 4:01 PM, ahjfcshfghb said:

I saw that too. I sent her a message on her Instagram. Maybe I should email the federation instead?

She was registered for and skipped today's freestyle race in Latvia (Madona), and suddenly I see she appeared in Campra in Switzerland today, where it appears she scored an excellent 241 points!

https://my1.raceresult.com/189008/RRPublish/pdf.php?name=Ergebnislisten|0_RanglisteAK3-Hoch-ZwiZeit&contest=0&lang=nl

 

And Baiba Bendika won the race :woohoo: 

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1 hour ago, Swewi said:

Calle Halfvarsson and Charlotte Kalla took the last swedish spots in the cross country team.

Anything else would be a big surprise … Especially in the Men‘s team is Halfvarsson by far the best Swedish men at the moment. And also Kalla is safely in the top 8 …

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