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I want to see race walkers holding a baton in their respective 35km legs. Sounds brilliant to me. More of this please. a 4x35km relay would be even better sarcasm. I want back my childhood, I want back the 50km

These pictograms defeat their purpose as soon as you take 5+ seconds to distinguish the sport. Give me back my stickmen with a ball.

Not really surprised, it's more sad and pathetic how even at the World Championships, they can't make a Super-G, that's not barely over a minute long. What, France doesn't have mountains anymore?.....

I can participate

He is feeling better and started training again today, I think. If he goes, he will probably only start the slalom according to himself.

One of the of the Hungarian rescuing team right after rescuing a 5 years old little girl. As he said: after 10 hours of struggeling with lack of equipment, after they were ordered to leave the sceen https://www.facebook.com/andras.novak.16/videos/625784712620401/?t=57 This man has after more than 50 international missions!

James Crawford 3 Canadians in the top 11! Only country to do so. Wow.

Men's Super-G Final Results James CRAWFORD 1:07.22 Aleksander Aamodt KILDE 1:07.23 Alexis PINTURAULT 1:07.48 Full Final Result HERE

However this looks more like a Mini-G than a Super-G... can hardly be shorter

Thanks, the thread has been created.

I like these pictograms as art pieces. Not sure how well they work as, well, pictograms.

Jaroslav Halák means business even on the bench

And it's not like the numbers are growing any slower....yesterday morning I woke up, it was around 8000, and I thought it'd reach 10.000 by the end of the day. It got there by lunch I really wish it would stop growing, but if it keeps going like this it'll be way above 20.000 not as final tally, but by the end of today. And that's all barely even counting most parts of Syria, where especially in the Assad-held regions tons and tons and tons of help is basically just being blocked.

I am interested in taking part for

Events for this week Dressage Le Mans - CDI3* Wellington - CDI3* Wellington - CDI-W Jumping Vejer de la Frontera - CSI4* Thermal - CSI3* Wellington - CSI5* The first jumping competition in Europe begins this week with Vejer de la Frontera hosting six events between now and March

Hi - greetings from my night route from Copernicus Cup to Golf Channel Poland studio for Singapore Classic live and International Series Oman relive for the next four days. And I've heard there will be LPGA soon in our TV, so finally a motivation to take interest in women's golf after women's volleyball and football (and ice hockey, but just until this season openend with a collapse of my home city team).

The IOC statement says "boxing qualifying events and competitions for Paris 2024 would not be run under the authority of the IBA" but doesn't go into more details than that.

Open Qualifier took place today for women, with 28 girls advancing to quaterfinals. I got surprise when I didn't see neither Misugu Okamoto , Brighton Zeuner and Lizzie Armanto on the start list. This discipline stayed in a "Stand-by" situation since Tokyo. The first event should have happened in Brazil, last year. For some problems between World Skate and Brazilian Federation, both events were postponed. So, because of it, I don't have info about their absence. I think that Armanto retired, she is 30, so that's my guess. Brighton will compete in a Red Bull event in Miami during the championship. Why? No idea. Misugu is the only that I really don't have any idea why she is not participating. Coming back to the girls on the event, it's clear the dominance of and . Brazil qualified 5 girls, Australia 2, USA 9 and Japan 4, it means twenty athletes from only 4 countries. and also have one and two girls who received bye for this phase, improving the number to 23 among 32. Also, because of this gap of competitions, there are a plenty of new names, among all countries. Highlights to and especially which took a incredible third position with Naia Laso

@Sindo @JoshMartini007 Looks like the Group F jumping qualification event will be held in Doha, February 27-March 1. https://inside.fei.org/system/files/OG Qualifying Competitions Jumping Calendar 2023_V1.pdf EDIT: So far these nations are entered: . Top 2 will qualify.

World 400m hurdles champion Alison dos Santos has a serious knee injury and will require surgery

Hong-Kong as pictogram from Surfing or Helipad for Trampoline

The Gabon flag (between Kenya and Gambia) is wrong

Nela Lopušanová experienced last night her debut in the National Team. lost to host country 6-7. and Nela ? well, she scored a hattrick The first ever under 18 girl to score a hattrick in NT, first ever U18 girl to score in her NT debut (not even speaking about 3 goals lol ), not sure how many girls did it abroad, but I guess it should not be so much, one thing is sure, she is the first 14 years old girl to score a hattrick in her first Seniors international match. And it was against Hungary 8th of last years Top division Women´s WCh. @Topicmaster1010

McGrath is out for the rest of the world championships after his crash today… sprained knee apparently https://www.vg.no/sport/alpint/i/BWkx27/vm-over-for-mcgrath

Death toll has now passed 15,000 people

Elena Fanchini, alpine skier, passed away in an age of 37. She didn’t compete in WOG 2018 due cancer. Now she has lost her battle against the terrible disease https://www.aftonbladet.se/sportbladet/a/KnWzvX/vm-medaljoren-elena-fanchini-har-dott-blev-37-ar