Cross-Country Skiing 2021 - 2022 Discussion Thread

[heywoodu 15,174]

Results are on the FIS website, with Duda getting 292 points (and so not improving her total result). That means, when taking the internal criteria into account (classic distance races, freestyle sprints, in selected countries and competitions, including Slavic Cup and Balkan Cup and such), this should be the final table:

 

 

Final standings:

1. Jaque 1201.02

2. Bruna 1504.71

3. Duda 1635.26

4. Mika 1709.23

 

The Brazilian NOC will make the official announcement tomorrow in a live event at 15:00 CET. So it has yet to be announced, but half of the Zweisimmen-Sparenmoos snow has been melted by Bruna's tears when she called me/us and I gave her the finish times  

[heywoodu 15,174]

I am going to take the freedom to call this an epic result by young Argentinian Franco del Farra, wow.

https://www.fis-ski.com/DB/general/results.html?sectorcode=CC&raceid=39389

[rybak 3,222]

I'm not sure if it's appropaite thread for this but I just noticed that our lovely @brunamoura is online! How you are feeling? I'm hoping that you are doing better and better after all this what happened. 

[brunamoura 251]

55 minutes ago, rybak said:

I'm not sure if it's appropaite thread for this but I just noticed that our lovely @brunamoura is online! How you are feeling? I'm hoping that you are doing better and better after all this what happened. 

Hey! Thanks for asking 😊 I am doing well, recovering a little day by day.

Arm, ribs, abdomen, shoulder and lungs still hurt but much less nowadays  (painkillers are making their miracle everyday)

My foot is the main thing for now, but the doctor said we will have to be patient with it, which means it will take time to recover. Not much about the broken bones, but the wounds (it still looks like a zombie foot 😬😅). But it will get better  I need to keep it high as much as possible during the day and do not put any pressure on it. So, wheelchair it recovers.

 

For sure, no trainings for me in a soon future. First goal is to get on my feet again.

 

Watching the Olympics was painful in some moments (including today) but mostly I enjoyed seeing some friends doing well.

 

I enjoy this reply to thank everyone who sent their good wishes since the accident happened. I wasn't able to reply at the moment, but I read everything and @heywoodu kept me updated too. Thank you so much for all kindness 💙💙💙 I am a totallyimpian not Olympian yet, but the word "yet" will drop off in 2026 😉 thank you all!

[dcro 10,210]

Greek championships are being held this weekend. No results to speak of, presumably because the races are still being held late into night.

 

Events included:

Sprint 1200 km for M/W

Interval 5000 km W and 10000 km M

 

 

https://www.fis-ski.com/DB/general/event-details.html?sectorcode=CC&eventid=49583&seasoncode=2022

[Swewi 389]

Progress for Linn Svahn who yesterday Did her first practice using poles for this season. I hope she Will be able to get back competing next season.

[heywoodu 15,174]

Just a reminder for everyone with a cross-country heart: Sunday is the Vasaloppet  

[hckošice 14,897]

and it started

 

 

[heywoodu 15,174]

Look who's getting closer and closer to walking again

 

https://www.instagram.com/tv/CbZsVkjuIoz/?utm_medium=copy_link

 

Fun fact: the rehabilitation process, which started last week, is basically entirely being done at Papendal, the Dutch national training center in tons of Olympic sports. The doctor and the physiotherapists there have taken Bruna in to treat her and help her get back to a normal level of sports fitness, awesome people! And the doctor happens to be the doctor of both the Dutch athletics federation and......the Dutch skiing federation, I kid you not  The world is tiny.

[Swewi 389]

Charlotte Kalla will end her career this weekend at the Swedish national championship. She won tour de ski once, 3 golds and 9 olympic medals, 3 world championship golds