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It's fairly nice to see Cecilia Aymonier making a successful transfer from cross-country skiing. I wonder if Hermann will have the same luck next year, although it's very difficult to get in to the German team. PS: Also, if Latuilliere works on her shooting there'll be another strong French on the rise on a team that's already very strong.

Wierer and Hofer didn't really show up this season. And I'm guessing Oberhofer's out with some health problems? Other than that, Windish seems fairly strong, Vittozzi should come back even stronger next year, Runggaldier has regained some of her previous form and Sanfilippo is a contender as well. You'll surely have medals in Korea.

Here you go, Slovakia in 8th Hopefully Wierer and Makarainen can do something in the mass start tomorrow, they deserve a medal

Alright, today's race was another step towards a historical Olympic relay. The battle between Finland, Lithuania, Poland and Latvia is harsh, we managed to come up on top last year and hopefully we'll be able to do that again.

Alright, thanks for the answer, hopefully they will manage to get another medal in the bag

I don't usually follow Alpine Skiing. May someone inform me on what happened to Sweden throughout the years? I remember they didn't have trouble getting medals, especially on the women's side.

Yes, but I would still like to expect another one in the final distance

There are still many regulars missing, I'm sure they'll come around.

And then there's us, with occasional mass starts and quite frequent top 40's now struggling to even break in to the top 60 This was also our go to winter sport after Figure skating legends Vanagas and Drobiazko. Also, from looking at the Slovakian team, Paulina Fialkova is not that bad plus you'll have two women in the mass start. And your men's team has improved significantly throughout the years. I remember they used to be in the 60-80s a couple of years ago, but now on some occasions you qualify 3 for the pursuits and your relay has shown much improvement as well.

aaaand shit, he got penalised

Alright, Salvijus Ramanauskas in 1500m. A Final. We might be going for our first medal, he is a very talented youngster and a contender in all three disciplines

Darn it, really hoped it could be Makarainen's day Great and controlled race for both Laura and Darya.

TEAM LITHUANIA Biathlon Nikita Romanov - 17, PB 55th in Junior's Cup Jokūbas Mačkinė - 16, PB 54th in Junior's Cup Raminta Dindaitė - 16, PB 48th in Junior's Cup Ana Jesipionok - 17, PB 47th in Junior's Cup Cross-Country skiing Ąžuolas Bajoravičius Deimantas Kliševičius Martyna Biliūnaitė Figure Skating Valerija Keda Short Track Speed Skating Salvijus Ramanauskas - 16, this guy might actually win a medal

Well, I didn't believe that I would have something to write about during these championships on Lithuania, but I was pleasantly surprised. Basically, all of the team except one athlete came back home from mountain training and got sick leaving them with no training before these championships. Both Kaukėnas and Strolia were amongst those unfortunate with sickness, but they still managed to put a smile on my face and keep me entertained. When I saw Tomas only 3s, 5s off from Fourcade on the first splits, I was honestly petrified what that would mean to his shooting (he's not a very reliable shot) and to see him leaving the 1st shooting range in 1st position was an amazing feeling of excitement that I've lost for some years after miserable performances. Although he couldn't keep up with what he did on the first part of a race, having the 6th loop time is something promissing. And another thing that happened is that it's the first time when Lithuania qualifies two people in the same pursuit race on the men's side. Vytautas Strolia, former cross-country skiier finally got everything together in the shooting range and achieved his personal best result in Biathlon. Hopefully, this won't be the last good news from team Lithuania. Also, very happy for Doll's first victory and someone else to have denied Fourcade the 1st position, nice to have the Boe's reunited, a very solid performance from team Bulgaria, now hoping Schempp and Peiffer could advance in the pursuit. As for the women, I am not a big fan of Koukalova (I like her personality though) and I guess that comes from the fact that I usually cheer for her competition, so nice work for Laura Dahlmeier, the fight for the crystal globe is very entertaining this year and reminds me the wonderful Henkel/Neuner/Ekholm/Makarainen/Berger/Domracheva fights. I always support team Italy, although it wasn't Wierer, I am very happy for Vittozzi and Sanfilippo. Also, I hope to see Oberhofer back as soon as possible in top condition. Happy to see a stronger Sweden and of course about tomorrow, KAISA MAKARAINEN for the gold!!!!!

Lithuania is in

Oh my god!!!! Airinė Palšytė, Lithuania High Jump - 2,00m. National Record, World Leading Jump!!!!!

Congratulations Tunisia with the hosting @OlympicIRL a brilliant game as always

Salutations from Leon Somov & Jazzu and our band from the tour

Well, there is the info on the private messages, but I still believe that it looks a bit confusing, the way it is presented right now.

Well, you see, in my excel file that I have some tie-breakers are not written in bold or anything and some of the order is mixed up, plus when I copy from it, the format is not all exactly clear.

Same for me, I have my limits of being blatantly disrespected, when this contest should be about bringing people together.

He's gonna make TISC great again

Wow, just wow I seriously don't envy the people around you. Also, I gave credit to both users in the thread that made the logo & the templates and never claimed them as my own. And you see, if you try to be more nice and straightforward with people, you can get their respect and friendship. A feeling that you probably don't share with any of the users in this forum, because you are rude as heck to nearly everyone.

Ah, I see you're as nice as always. Sure, I can post the messed up/unorganised votes in two seconds from my excel file, but that would only be a mess.

Okay, I've missed a lot. How is Algeria even allowed to bid when there were messages on the forum floating around that "I would never host such a thing", "I wouldn't have time for it", "I'm not interested" etc. I think someone might have screenshotted this as they are already deleted by Wanderer, if I'm correct. Edit. Just like when Germany's votes were not accepted when the user mentioned that he doesn't care about the contest.