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What are the chances that both Open contests that were held from September 1st were actually won by Ireland? It's too late in the night for proper research Edit: did the research nonetheless, the results were extremely funny

To add to the hate towards capitals, if Lithuania ever hosts a TISC, I'd probably just select Kaunas again over Vilnius Before anyone asks why I'm bullying Vilnius, it's just that over the past couple of years, Kaunas has progressed its infrastructure, so there would be a lot of new impressive things to share. Also, Kaunas is going to be the European culture capital of 2022, though, due to Covid, we probably will not be able to rebuild everything in time for 2022, because we are literally tearing down everything and building a lot of new shit. Just in sports infrastructure, there's already a new rowing base, an indoor football complex with a removable roof, there's a new 50m 10 lane swimming pool being built right next to Žalgiris arena and a huge sports complex 15min away from my home that's going to include a multi-purpose stadium for Football and Athletics events, it's going to connect all the way towards the legendary Kauno Sporto Halė (old home of Žalgiris) and since it's a 2 minute walk away from the Lithuanian Sports University, I'd dare say that many many different sports will find a new home there. I did not expect to be passionately swept away and write so much, but I am really proud of what my hometown is becoming (plus, I'm hoping for some nice athletic events coming back to Kaunas in the following few years).

Can I confirm the Lithuanian participation, or are we here too early?

I read it incorrectly.

I don't think I recall a year where the logo was revealed with the opening thread and not weeks into the contest

On the 25th-27th of September, the Lithuanian Summer Biathlon Championships are going to be held. Since the travelling bans in Latvia, the competition was re-scheduled to take place in Ignalina, Lithuania. It will be that time of the year where we can somewhat find out which of our athletes are still biathletes

I thought I was sure about my annual pick, but it's not going to come out till 2021-22ish, so I have all of the options in the world (Lithuania) now.

Are you that confident that Mexico is not going to produce another beautifully amazing song in the following 6 months, that you've already locked in 2021?

Inside sources say that there are chances that Mexico 2020 participant announcement might even happen sooner than the host venue announcement dare to comment on that?

If we ever have another themed contest, can we please have a simp fiesta where everybody tries to select a song that they think would net 12 points from New Zealand?

Don't threaten me to pick something that I know you'd like

Obviously a mash up of 5 Croatian songs, because what could be a bigger picture than multiple songs in a single song format?

Wouldn't be too hyped for Lithuania this year. Feels like I've used up the library of tolerable artists earlier than 2015. I'll come back strong when we can use 2017 though

I wonder if there is some Lithuanian music about fried chicken or just chicken in general, if we're going to Kentucky.

Yay, Brigita Virbalytė-Dimšienė actually made it and qualified to the Olympics after a post-injury season, very proud of her.

Cool, Agnė Šerkšnienė placed 2nd in Rome, with a 51.80 in 400m

Tomorrow starts the first competition in which you can qualify to the Olympic Games. It's the 20k Race Walking cup from Alytus, Lithuania. Athletes from 12 countries are registered: Ireland, Germany, Hungary, Spain, Belarus, Sweden, Poland, Ukraine, Italy, Great Britain, Lithuania and Latvia Apparently, there were some strict guidelines that athletes had to follow in order to participate here, which knocked off the amount of participants significantly Some notable names walking tomorrow are Perseus Karlstrom from Sweden, Brigita Virbalytė from Lithuania, Ainhoa Pinedo Gonzalez from Spain, Viktoria Madarasz from Hungary

Andrius Gudžius won once against Stahl the entire year. That bodes well for the Olympics I can be happy that he at least was pretty close today

There's always other music streaming platforms, I think everybody would be willing to accomodate such an issue.

Who wrote this? What is this headline? What is everything Former biathlon superstar differs from his athlete - “This is the situation”

Agnė Šerkšnienė won the 400m race in the Swiss Championships, with a time of 51.84. Feels that she is over her injury and could be dangerous in the Olympic season.

I'm just wondering how many Lithuanian juniors are just going to quit this year if they're not travelling or racing at all, especially if it's a snowless winter again. We constantly have trouble with young biathletes quitting and leaving a huge gap in the B team, so yeah, I wonder how this season will affect that.

Woah woah woah, there was a 1500m race today in Poland and our own Simas Bertašius broke the Lithuanian record by a whole second, with a time of 3:38.01 He came fourth in this close race, the leading three being: Piers Copeland (Great Britain) 3:37.51 Filip Sasinek (Czech Republic) 3:37.68 Marcin Lewandowski (Poland) 3:37.71

Surprised that this thread didn't blow up yet Apparently, the IBU World Cup is going to run as scheduled, with possibilities for venue changes in the first semester. Since health precautions cannot be guaranteed at the level of the World Cup, the Junior cup for the following season is cancelled, as well as the European Junior Championships, so the only start for juniors next season is going to be the World Championships in Obertiliach. IBU cup is also going to be delayed a lot with first races starting in January. No comment on how athletes are going to be qualifying to the World Cup was given. https://www.biathlonworld.com/news/detail/ibu-adjusts-competition-schedule-for-2020-21-season?fbclid=IwAR3OWCmhUuP-mW6sn3T2HZONvUHzpU_sXZSqkvaTKaNHrKdLfTt2ceCsWsA

She definitely did not vote for Dua Lipa