Werloc

I'll reserve October 16th, if I may

I'm very happy that she did though. This will most definitely give her the confidence to challenge for more good results, possibly even another podium Good luck, team Canada, you're really bringing your A game this year.

Hm, I'd argue with the out of nowhere part, it was obvious to see that she had a pretty good ski speed, so it was only the matter of getting the shooting together and my what great shooting she showed today.

Also, a good win for Nadine Horchler, just too late in the season Edit: Also a good race for Norwegian Jenny Enodd that has no record of participating in an official IBU race, coming in with a 9th place in her IBU cup debut.

This back and forth for the French team is becoming ridiculous now They'll have to bring back Beatrix, cause he placed first, but who will they replace now

Honestly, I couldn't have asked for a better TOP 3 today and I can't wait for the press conference Also, the way that Canadian girls ran out to congratulate Rosanna was soooo cute

She'd take the podium as a win, I don't doubt it.

OMG ROSANNA, GO GO GO

I wouldn't be mad if Rosanna won this

Rosanna Crawford is 2nd after the second shoot!

Wierer and Makarainen are making me proud

Also, it's fun how our men got 74 and 77 bib yesterday and our women today are 75 and 76

I'd say keep an eye out for Franziska Hildebrand, she does really good at Rupholding (even if the sprint discipline suits her more).

Thanks, I just hope that everything will go according to plan and that I'll be healthy in time

Perhaps there's still enough time for Bjoerndalen to embrace Belgium?

Yup, even Lithuania on their worst possible season are closing in

Filming on 16th, show on 20th, so basically 5 days left until the big day. Thanks for the support

Paparapaaa, let's look who we're missing on the women's side for tomorrow's race! Rieder is swapped out and Zdouc is brought in after a good performance in the IBU cup for Austria. Yurkevich coming in, replacing Pisareva for Belarus. Yordanova instead of Kadeva for Bulgaria. Rosanna Crawford is brought back in, replacing Tandy. One switch for China and The Czechs starting with 6 girls this time, adding Johanidesova. Mari Laukkanen is missing for Finland and Minkkinen takes her place. As I predicted, Chloe Chevalier is brought in for France, replacing Simon. Although Marie Dorin-Habert is not starting tomorrow, leaving France with only 5 starters. Germany does not make any changes in their team, so there's pretty much no chance for anyone in IBU cup to even try qualifying to the Olympics. Italy trying to become my enemy, by not introducing Karin Oberhofer. Kazakhstan starting with 5 girls instead of 4 (honestly, had no idea they had 5 quotas) Drastic changes for team Korea, all three are swapped with Avvakumova, Hwang and Park. Baiba Bendika is back for Latvia. Olsbu and Nicolaisen back for Norway, Fenne and Kalkkenberg are swapped out. Very important changes in the Russian camp as FINALLY Uslugina and Kaisheva are brought in from the IBU cup, although pretty surprising, but Yurlova is missing the individual race, as well as Mironova is out of the team. Slovenia bringing back their team up to 3 as Poje and Klemencic are introduced. All three Gasparins for the first time this season together in World Cup along with Haecki, Cadurisch is the one to get replaced. Both Fialkovas and Poliakova back for Slovakia. Surprisingly, not a single change in team Sweden, although I'd argue that Hanna Oeberg is one of their strongest candidates. Vita Semerenko is out for Ukraine, Zhurakov is brought in. USA surprisingly still remains a two women squad.

Fuck everything, I knew it. 0+0+0, camera zooms in, Sochi all over again

I'm afraid to comment on this race For reasons

Very anxious prior to today's race. Theoretically, it is our best chance to have a decent result, but with numbers 74+77 and somewhere in the nineties, the track might not be in a good condition, I expect some slow ski times.

I'm afraid, honestly. There will be so freaking many Hopefully Makarainen stays a little bit longer, my all time favourite athlete...

Thankfully it's going to be a short episode of "Werloc doing biathlon things". Anyways, for starters, team Austria is with changes as Simon Eder is back in the team, Felix Leitner gets the boot. Smolski comes in instead of Chepelin for Belarus. Anev is back and is switched with Sinapov, even though Sinapov had the best performance in Oberhof. Davies comes in instead of Campbell for Canada. Slesingr and Hosek comes in instead of Soukup and Krupcik. Koiv is in instead of Lessing for Estonia. Simon Fourcade is back in the A Team for France and Beatrix is moved to the IBU cup, which is most likely his worst season performance in many many years. Erik Lesser is back for Germany and now they're starting the full 6 athletes. 1 switch for Kazakhstan and Lapshin tags out for Korea as Heo comes in. Two changes for team Latvia as Rastorgujevs is back and also Ilmars Bricis is in after reaching the qualification standard in the IBU cup. Many surprises in Norway. Tarjei Boe is missing as well as Birkeland. Bjoentegaard and Christiansen coming in in their place (Still, pretty unfair to Gjesbakk if you ask me) 1 switch for Poland and 1 for Romania. Shopin and Garanichev come back for team Russia, Babikov and Tsvetkov not in the team. 1 change for Slovenia and a serious hit to Switzerland as Weger is missing from this one, Dolder is brought in. Otcenas and Kazar back from the IBU cup to the team. And super Sweden, exchanging Peppe Femling with Stenersen. 1 addition for team USA as Bailley is back in the team. Anyways, it ended up not being a short episode, surprisingly a very long list of changes. Edit: Missed to add that Crnkovic is in for Croatia.

Thanks, "In My Bones".

Had a three hour rehearsal today, everything is starting to look pretty well, apart from me being very sick + voice issues. Anyways, I'm very anxious, but hopeful at the same time, I really want to make it to the second round