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Not sure. She did pretty well at Strbske Pleso (which was Slavic Cup race). Poland is just a general FIS race so I suppose it might be easier than SC. Even without Poland there seem to be enough races left... Two freestyles in , two in , and then probably two more in (or 1 + 1 ). That is pretty risky though for the women's races.

@ahjfcshfghb What's going to be next for Rai? I see now that Ignalina races were also cancelled. Bosnia? Or maybe Poland before?

Pita smashed his non-Bogota PB today, but still came ~30 points short. His average is now 306.10. Maybe he'll get invited if he goes under 305 (it would only be fair after the same thing was done for and skiers in 2014...). Rai 321 today.

Is there any streaming or results site?

No idea, but usually they have the simplest ones, don't they? First X qualify no matter what the name, or if someone fell or whatever.

Looks like there is still a good hope for Obratov. I completely overlooked Natalie Maag. Swiss apparently have 3 groups of athletes. Group 1: Top 8 result. Group 2: Potential for future, 2xTop 18 results Group 3: 2xTop 14 resuls (though it even says that meeting this does not guarantee anything) Maag's best result of the season is 22nd place... I guess they won't accept it, but their selection criteria does have some subjectivity, so I'm not completely positive about that. http://www.swissolympicteam.ch/dam/jcr:bca4eded-b30f-4fc6-b866-6e93ba3aa296/Selektionskonzept_PyeongChang2018_Rodeln_DE.pdf

It's working!

Tried both Mozilla and Chrome, also Edge, none worked.

FIL published something. http://www.fil-luge.org/cdn/uploads/rankinglist-luge-pyeongchang2018-2.pdf So much for spreading unusued team quotas "equally"... Plenty of potential for men's singles realloactions. are the first four in line (all of whom would get it if SLO/GBR decline all of their places). Sweden won't accept it, so it would move down to !

Well, I don't think it's working still. I was told that it's supposed to look like this. But for me it's still empty.

Is it possible to upload attachments now? I can't seem to find that option. That used to be for the premium members only, just like the signature option.

It's quite tightly bunched for me between the top 5. But I guess it would be... 1. Curling / Luge / Speed skating 2. Bobsleigh / Figure skating 3. The rest You see, I don't particulary like snow sports (anymore). Used to be a big fan of alpine skiing, and after that a crazy fan of cross-country...

It's Olympic list, so yeah, every result since summer 2016 counts.

She is already qualified (has <300 at Olympic points list).

251 for Rai. Oh yeah.

Why are they using these 80s arcade style graphics?

Smart for Pita, no need to waste energy on classic races, particulary the longer classic races. Good result for Tawk today. He'll need one or two mroe good results to become the first Lebanese Olympic XC skier since 1956.

I'd be grateful if any of you voted for Donner for the Equiratings Eventing horse of the year (Grand Final - voting ends in 20 hours). https://www.facebook.com/EquiRatings/ What can I say, he is pretty cool.

No Antoinette in 5000m At least Annouk made it... What's going to happen with 500m? Ter Mors? She only finished 9th though.

Still no eventing... They only uploaded this, which is cool, but not really what I want.

So the average feeling is somewhere between satisfactory and bad.

For 2018 Winter Olympics it looks like we will have 7 (11) - 15 athletes. Alpine skiing - Five quotas are the minimum probably (3 M + 2 W). We are currently 23rd and 41st on the additional quotas wait list, but that's not too bad actually. Almost all big teams won't use all of their ~20 quotas, and most of the wait list quotas are from the big teams anyway. Plus we can pretty much eliminate NED, BEL, CAY, Danish woman and probably few more (maybe NZL / JPN (except Yuasa) etc). My guess that we will have 6 or 7 athletes at the end (4 or 5 men and 2 women). Cross-country skiing - Currently it's 1 M + 1 W, with Dadić being just outside of top 300... He really needs to improve those points somewhere. These Christmas time races in Turkey were probably a missed opportunity, as I'm sure he could have actually won all of them (Turkey for example most likely secured two quotas thanks to those races). He competed in Villach yesterday, which was apparently his last race of the year (meaning that he'll miss another set of Turkish races). I think sprint competition scheduled for Ravna Gora in January may as well be the decider. He can really improve his sprint average, as his 5th best (last counting) sprint points are actually quite a way behind his other counting points. Bobsleigh - Good news is that our team will finish off their qualifications in Lake Placid. I'd say four-man qualification is a near lock, even though we are quite prone to bad luck in winter sports. However we'll have the upper hand no matter which races (WC/EC/NAC) our opponents choose, so basically everything would have to go against us to fail. Actualy I'd say two-men qualification is very much in the cards too. They'll need a couple of strong results in Lake Placid, but it's doable (primarily they'll need to keep Jamaica behind, what would even allow one of GBR / ITA to potentially overtake us). Luge - Obratov did a good job to be the first reserve (excluding Norway). Qualification system is pretty unfair for the small nations (especially since the introduction of team relay...). Maybe she'll get something after Russia's sanction and Ivanova's ban in particular, or with reallocation of unused team relay quotas. Biathlon - Not sure what Crnković has to do for qualification (except improve his shooting...). Probably repeat his points scoring WC performance in Oberhof? Anyhow, he has a chance to compete in cross-country skiing too, depending on Dadić.

Men's matrix already has 10 different names.

Olympic FIS points list is different as the points can not be lost, so I doubt dropping out of top 30 would lose his points.