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ISU World Cup 2023/24 -
Beijing (Stage 3/6)
Overall World Cup Standings after Stage 3 - Women:
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Kim Gilli - 615 points (-)
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Kristen Santos-Griswold - 600 points (-)
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Xandra Velzeboer - 525 points (+1)
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Hanne Desmet - 479 points (-1)
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Selma Poutsma - 372 points (+3)
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Seo Whimin - 343 points (-1)
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Courtney Sarault - 306 points (-1)
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Corinne Stoddard - 306 points (+4)
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Gong Li - 305 points (+6)
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Lee Soyoun - 212 points (-1)
Overall World Cup Standings after Stage 3 - Men:
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Kim Gun Woo - 534 points (-)
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Steven Dubois - 473 points (-)
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Park Ji Won - 456 points (-)
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William Dandjinou - 374 points (-)
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Liu Shaoang - 373 points (+3)
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Jordan Pierre-Gilles - 370 points (+13)
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Pietro Sighel - 345 points (-1)
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Jens van 't Wout - 327 points (+1)
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Luca Spechenhauser - 293 points (-2)
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Stijn Desmet - 292 points (+1)
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Malfatti!
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4 hours ago, Josh said:
@heywoodu do you know why half the athletes were disqualified in the women’s mass start?
If you get lapped, you get taken out of the race. Schouten passed almost everyone in her final sprint and therefore more than half of the skaters were taken out of the final classification.
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4 minutes ago, Cinnamon Bun said:
Marathon Grand Championship - Paris 24 Selection Race
October 15, 2023
The following athletes will represent Japan at the Olympics:
Men's:
Naoki Koyama, Akira Akasaki, Suguru Osako
Women's:
Yuka Suzuki, Mao Ichiyama, Ai Hosoda
Yuki Kawauchi was so close.
He's probably my favorite marathon runner
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Interesting New York marathon with the women starting 25 minutes before the men, but
Tola finishing in 2:04:59 was only shortly after the top 3 women with 
Obiri winning the women's race in 2:27:23.
The women were consistently running at a 2:30:00+ pace for more than 35km, where the men's race was hard right from the start.
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9 hours ago, Noorderling29 said:
According to the specialist speedkating website, schaatsen.nl, the Dutch team has lodged a complaint: they claim the Korean women skated one fewer round. As I understand it, according to our national coach, the jury has acknowledged this, and the expectation is that the result will be changed accordingly, hopefully before the next World Cup event in Beijing in early December .
I was also surprised that Korea finished one lap before the rest, but then again, it was probably the most chaotic race I've ever seen. Some of the skaters were also confused as Kristen Santos was sprinting to the finish with the Korean skater, and then it turned out that the US had to skate one more lap. Well now it turns out that Korea also had to skate one more, so both teams sprinted to early.
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The women's relay final was pure chaos:
and fell (first , not much later both and ). and missed an exchange because the riders from Canada and the Netherlands were hindering each other.
I don't think anyone knows who won. The on screen timing now says
won, but I'm totally not sure.
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8 minutes ago, Dennis said:
Maybe that's true, but I argue that
and are just doing better than last week, which has an impact on the chances of all other smaller teams.
I was wrong. If you sum the total World Cup points won (excl. relays) in week 1 versus week 2, then Italy is indeed under-performing compared to Stage 1.
Most improved are:
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+336 points (796 vs. 460)
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+115 points (1143 vs. 1028)
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+115 points (716 vs. 601)
Biggest decreases:
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-151 points (442 vs. 593)
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-142 points (211 vs. 353)
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-121 points (243 vs. 364)
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ISU World Cup 2023/24 -
Montréal (Stage 2/6)
Overall World Cup Standings after Stage 2 - Women:
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Kim Gilli - 455 points
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Kristen Santos-Griswold - 400 points
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Hanne Desmet - 375 points
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Xandra Velzeboer - 305 points
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Seo Whimin - 259 points
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Courtney Sarault - 259 points
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Danae Blais - 245 points
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Selma Poutsma - 227 points
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Lee Soyoun - 212 points
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Rikki Doak - 204 points
Overall World Cup Standings after Stage 2 - Men:
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Kim Gun Woo - 430 points
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Steven Dubois - 330 points
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Park Ji Won - 326 points
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William Dandjinou - 260 points
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Hwang Daeheon - 260 points
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Pietro Sighel - 244 points
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Luca Spechenhauser - 243 points
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Liu Shaoang - 213 points
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Jens van 't Wout - 207 points
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Pascal Dion - 177 points
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12 minutes ago, phelps said: team quite disappointing this weekend...they were better 7 days ago
Maybe that's true, but I argue that
and are just doing better than last week, which has an impact on the chances of all other smaller teams.
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Not unexpected at all indeed. Anything but
winning the quota would be a surprise.
Quentin Fercoq
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Short Track Speed Skating ISU World Cup 2023 - 2024
in Short Track Speed Skating
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That means Stage 3 of the World Cup has been completed.
Host country
has shown well here, much better than in the first two World Cups. 
and the 
also had their best World Cup weekend of the season so far in Beijing.
These are the top 10 countries in the world based on the number of World Cup points they have gained this year, including points gained in relays: