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Canadian men out of the relay in the heats 

And  Mol/Sørum survive.

Janja will win two herself!  

men's Team 10m Air Pistol
 
Gold:  India
Silver:  Italy
Bronze:  Germany
 
Full Results
https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/3275/results

mixed Double Sculls, round of 16 (Tomorrow)
 
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Day #4
 
women's -46kg
 
Gold:  Emine Gogebakan
Silver:  Milana Bekulova
Bronze:  Aidana Kumartayeva &  Wang Shiyi
 
women's +73kg
 
Gold:  Nafia Kus Aydin
Silver:  Svetlana Osipova
Bronze:  Mu Wenzhe &  Lauren Williams
 
men's -80kg
 
Gold:  Henrique Marques Rodrigues Fernandes
Silver:  Xiang Qizhang
Bronze:  Artem Mytarev &  Seo Geon-Woo

Point race and elimination race should be in olympic program for me. Great events. And here two beautiful moments gold for Italy (Perfect end of career for Viviani) and Mexico. And after that huge achievement for Netherland in men's sprint. This guy is phenomenal. Interesting World Champs. 

I hope we won't be in the same draw in EQT :D 😀 before LA 2028 

It is really interesting that we got our first men`s medal in history too at the same day and at the same weight ))

Point race and elimination race should be in olympic program for me. Great events. And here two beautiful moments gold for Italy (Perfect end of career for Viviani) and Mexico. And after that huge achievement for Netherland in men's sprint. This guy is phenomenal. Interesting World Champs. 

Point race and elimination race should be in olympic program for me. Great events. And here two beautiful moments gold for Italy (Perfect end of career for Viviani) and Mexico. And after that huge achievement for Netherland in men's sprint. This guy is phenomenal. Interesting World Champs. 

Lavreysen is more muscular than his rivals, in my opinion. Secondly, I'm curious if Lavreysen, with his physique, could win a flat road race?

20th title for  Lavreysen, If he were a soccer club, he would have a second star

Day #3
 
women's -73kg
 
Gold:  Sarah Chaari
Silver:  Kimi Laurene Ossin (not yet 17  and she's Italian, lives in , but she can't compete for us -at least until she gets 18- because of a stupid law)
Bronze:  Sude Yaren Uzuncavdar &  Zhou Zeqi
 
men's -54kg
 
Gold:  Seo Eun Su
Silver:  Furkan Ubeyde Camoglu
Bronze:  Jakhongir Khudayberdiev &  Aristeidis Nikolaos Psarros
 
men's -87kg
 
Gold:  Seif Eissa
Silver:  Simone Alessio
Bronze:  Artem Harbar &  Szymon Piatkowski

Exactly. That’s the problem here.

270 events.
 
Updated:
 
166. CYCLING TRACK - W Sprint
 
169. CYCLING TRACK - W Omnium
 
 The Netherlands are the Top European NOC right now in the medal table! WOW! Congrats. And speed skating hasn't even started yet LOL
 
And I love your gold-silver medal ratio: 16-4.  Damn it, this is just awesome.

With just 83 events to go it is like watching decathlon competition. You try to predict the final outcome by checking what events are left and who is good at them

Btw, i wonder if we make an "European Olympic Games" medal table - I mean: adding the results of those 353 events together with only European NOCs competing, would NED be still on top??? No BLRUS athletes competing, either. 
 
I mean, sth like:
 
AQUATICS
 
1. SWIMMING - M 50m Freestyle
 
- Cameron McEvoy AUS
1. Ben Proud GBR
- Jack Alexy USA
2. Leonardo Deplano ITA
3. Andrej Barna SRB*
 

Lia Monica Fontaine won silver in the women's vault. It's her first year at the senior level so hopefully we'll see more of her.

For me the most useful in this work is to show the possible OG schedule with the most accurate medalist including provision about RUS,BLR in different sport. But it is huge work from you, thx for this simulation and explaining the reason. For me Russian should not start in LA. As other nation who started the wars.

Men's Keirin. 
 



 
All going to be happy in their own.way.

Because I was curious, I did some digging.
 
Winston Tang has always competed with the USA.  I found his Instagram here.  No references to Guinea-Bissau at all.  But then when I saw the article on FIS talking about snow sports coming to GBS, I caught (thanks to ChatGPT) that the organizer of the Winter Sports Federation of GBS was named Thomas Tang.  Come to find out, Thomas Tang was born in Taiwan and moved to America as a teenager.  Thomas competed in Calgary 1988 and Albertville 1992 as an alpine skiier, and works as a businessman.  Winston is his son.  
 
I then found a video on Facebook from Ministério da Cultura, Juventude e Desportos da Guiné-Bissau from April 2024 that seems to be Thomas (speaking English) talking with the people at the Ministry in GBS talking about the opportunity to form the winter sport federation. (It's primarily a presentation from someone else in Portuguese.)
 
Seems like Thomas saw an opportunity to develop something that aligns with his passions...and methinks GBS probably was keen on fast-tracking Tang and his family to be citizens, allowing Winston to compete under their flag.  I also found the dad's FB profile, which shows him in Guinea-Bissau.
 
(Whether it's dad actually wanting to build winter sports in GBS, or just dad wanting to see his son compete in the Olympics, we'll see where the future leads!)

Top 12 After subdivision Four:
 
 
All-Around:
 Daiki Hashimoto - 83.065
 Daniel Marinov - 81.932
 Caio Souza - 79.166
 Diogo Soares - 78.798
 Shinnosuke Oka - 78.631
 Krisztofer Meszaros - 77.699
 Vladyslav Hryko - 75.932
 Sebastian Sponevik - 75.898
 Omar Mohamed - 75.531
 Benedek Tomcsanyi - 75.299
 Victor Martinez - 74.765
 Casimir Schmidt - 74.463
 
Two further subdivisions to come today

Enjoy!!! Lucky you , to be there. 😁