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Holdener not so well... the slalom stint might be more interesting than expected (at least for silver & bronze).

Bassino just threw away a possible medal

Sofia has finished her race! that's great news! however, she really took only a training run (and made a lot of mistakes). we'll see on Wednesday, but my feeling is not so good, tbh. Gritsch might be a dangerous outsider for the secondary medals, now.

a total disaster... it's already an area hit by disgrace because of the Syrian civil war and now this one...good luck to them! p.s. someone however already knew it was coming...

only those who have TIM as the internet provider (actually, it's the majority of people here). I'd say that they had what they deserve for staying for that bunch of thieves and technological troglodytes

Padel, unfortunately...

Dresden women's 500m Gold: Suzanne Schulting Silver: Xandra Velzeboer Bronze: Choi Min Jeong women's 1500m (2) Gold: Kim Gilli Silver: Anna Seidel Bronze: Shim Suk Hee women's 3000m Relay Gold: Netherlands Silver: Canada Bronze: South Korea men's 500m Gold: Lin Xiaojun Silver: Zhong Yuchen Bronze: Kazuki Yoshinaga men's 1500m (2) Gold: Park Ji Won Silver: Sjinkie Knegt Bronze: Reinis Berzins men's 5000m Relay Gold: China Silver: Japan Bronze: Hungary

[hide] Event & Date Athletes Gold Silver Bronze Women's Alpine Combined Day 1 February 6th 2023 Any Austrian Athlete Federica Brignone X Sofia Goggia Any Other Italian Athlete Ragnhild Mowinckel Petra Vlhova Sara Hector Michelle Gisin Lara Gut-Behrami Wendy Holdener X Mikaela Shiffrin X Any Other Athlete Men's Alpine Combined Day 2 February 7th 2023 Vincent Kreichmayr Marco Schwarz X James Crawford Alexis Pinturault X Lucas Braathen Aleksander Aamodt Kilde Henrik Kristoffersen Loic Meillard X Marco Odermatt Any Other Swiss Athlete Any American Athlete Any Other Athlete Women's Super G Day 3 February 8th 2023 Cornelia Huetter Mirjam Puchner Ramona Siebenhofer Romane Miradoli Marta Bassino Federica Brignone Elena Curtoni X Sofia Goggia Ragnhild Mowinckel X Ilka Stuhec Lara Gut-Behrami X Corinne Suter Mikaela Shiffrin Any Other Athlete Men's Super G Day 4 February 9th 2023 Daniel Hemetsberger Vincent Kreichmayr X James Crawford Alexis Pinturault Any Other French Athlete Any German Athlete Dominik Paris Aleksander Aamodt Kilde X Gino Caviezel Loic Meillard Marco Odermatt X Stefan Rogentin Ryan Cochran-Siegle Any Other Athlete Women's Downhill Day 5 February 11th 2023 Cornelia Huetter Nina Ortlieb Mirjam Puchner Kira Weidle Elena Curtoni Sofia Goggia X Ragnhild Mowinckel Ilka Stuhec X Laura Gut-Behrami Corinne Suter X Any Other Swiss Athlete Breezy Johnson Mikaela Shiffrin Any Other Athlete Men's Downhill Day 6 February 12th 2023 Daniel Hemetsberger Vincent Kreichmayr X James Crawford Johan Clarey Romed Baumann Mattia Casse Dominik Paris X Aleksander Aamodt Kilde X Niels Hintermann Marco Odermatt Travis Ganong Ryan Cochran-Siegle Any Other Athlete Mixed Team Parallel Slalom Day 7 February 14th 2023 Austria Canada Croatia France Germany X Italy Norway X Slovakia Slovenia Sweden Switzerland X United States Any Other Nation Women's Parallel Slalom Day 8 February 15th 2023 Katharina Liensberger Valerie Grenier Tessa Worley Marta Bassino Federica Brignone Ragnhild Mowinckel Maryna Gasienica-Daniel Alice Robinson Petra Vlhova X Sara Hector X Laura Gut-Behrami Wendy Holdener X Mikaela Shiffrin Any Other Athlete Men's Parallel Slalom Day 8 February 15th 2023 Manuel Feller Marco Schwarz Filip Zubcic Alexis Pinturault Alexander Schmid X Lucas Braathen Henrik Kristoffersen X Zan Kranjec Loic Meillard Marco Odermatt Ramon Zenhaeusern X Tommy Ford Any Other Athlete Women's Giant Slalom Day 9 February 16th 2023 Any Austrian Athlete Valerie Grenier Tessa Worley Marta Bassino X Federica Brignone Ragnhild Mowinckel Maryna Gasienica-Daniel Alice Robinson Petra Vlhova Ana Bucik Sara Hector Laura Gut-Behrami X Wendy Holdener Paula Moltzan Mikaela Shiffrin X Any Other Athlete Men's Giant Slalom Day 10 February 17th 2023 Stefan Brennsteiner Manuel Feller X Marco Schwarz Filip Zubcic Alexis Pinturault Alexander Schmid Lucas Braathen Henrik Kristoffersen Any Other Norwegian Athlete Zan Kranjec Gino Caviezel Loic Meillard X Marco Odermatt X Tommy Ford Any Other Athlete Women's Slalom Day 11 February 18th 2023 Katharina Truppe Any Other Austrian Athlete Zrinka Ljutic Leona Popovic Lena Duerr X Any Norwegian Athlete Petra Vlhova X Ana Bucik Hanna Aronsson Elfman Sara Hector Anna Swenn-Larsson Wendy Holdener Paula Moltzan Mikaela Shiffrin X Any Other Athlete Men's Slalom Day 12 February 19th 2023 Manuel Feller Marco Schwarz Clement Noel X Alexis Pinturault Linus Strasser Dave Ryding Any Italian Athlete Lucas Braathen Henrik Kristoffersen X Atle Lie McGrath Kristoffer Jakobsen Loic Meillard Daniel Yule X Ramon Zenhaeusern Any Other Athlete [/hide]

Men's Individual 25m Rapid Fire Pistol Gold: Nikita Chiryukin Silver: Sergei Evglevski Bronze: Song Jong-Ho Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=17499

Women's Team 50m 3-Position Rifle Gold: Switzerland Silver: Kazakhstan Bronze: Indonesia Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=17498

Sofia is only starting in the SG stint, just as a warm up for the actual SG race (among the top skiers, Gut is also very unlikely to take part into the slalom race). hope she's not gonna do any disaster... my heartbeat rate is already well above the average...

Zagreb Open women's Wrestling Champions (Part #2) -53kg: Akari Fujinami -57kg: Sae Nanjo -72kg: Skylar Grote -76kg: Yelena Makoyed men's Greco-Roman Champions (Part #2) -55kg: Poya Dadmarz -60kg: Mehdi Mohsennejad -63kg: Taleh Mammadov -67kg: Husiyuetu -72kg: Selcuk Can -82kg: Alireza Mohmadi -97kg: Kiril Milov -130kg: Oscar Pino Hinds @MHSN hope the Iranian names are correct (but I have a lot of doubts)

they just can't do it... NCAA "property" (aka their competitions) is protected and responds only and exclusively to their laws (which are absolutely in contrast with common sense and all the International rules, especially in terms of doping and marketing).

you can always catch up with those events in the next few days...

it looks that IJF has already lifted their ban on Russian & Belarussian athletes and they will be able to comback from the Grand Slam tournament following the next one in Tel Aviv... I really hope that those are just rumors with no real consistency...

first gold medal of the season for our team finally, some good, clean, spectacular action by the man who doesn't always use his brain as he should do on the ice, aka Pietro Sighel...

Dresden women's 1000m Gold: Suzanne Schulting Silver: Hanne Desmet Bronze: Zhang Chutong women's 1500m Gold: Choi Min Jeong Silver: Kristen Santos-Griswold Bronze: Courtney Sarault men's 1000m Gold: Park Ji Won Silver: Roberts Kruzbergs Bronze: Felix Roussel men's 1500m Gold: Lee June Seo Silver: Pietro Sighel Bronze: Lim Yong Jin mixed Team 2000m Relay Gold: Italy Silver: South Korea Bronze: Netherlands women's 3000m Relay Finalists: men's 5000m Relay Finalists:

Men's Team 50m 3-Position Rifle Gold: Indonesia Silver: Kazakhstan Bronze: Austria Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=17493

Women's Individual 50m 3-Position Rifle Gold: Arina Altukhova Silver: Nina Christen Bronze: Rikke Maeng Ibsen Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=17491

Women's Team 25m Pistol Gold: South Korea Silver: Singapore Bronze: Kazakhstan Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=17489

Today in Milan we went above the 20° C mark (early) February is the new (late) Spring...

Michela Moioli is back after a long time because of a back injury, but she wasn't so impressive... she was only 16th in the qualification ranking and 8th at the end of the day. the Italian men were disappointing once again...topping the quali and not making even the big final looks the the new trend...

the highest winning bib ever was Markus Foser's #66 in Val Gardena in 1994. here's a complete list by discipline of the highest winning bibs: I can also tell you that in men's slalom there have been 3 wins with a bib higher than #45: #47, #60, #64 meanwhile #54, #63 and #65 made the podium once each, but they were not on the winner's shoulders. those stats have been taken "only" since the 1998/1999, though (therefore there might be more high "lucky numbers").

6.61 in the heats and then 6.57 in the final. he won the race, but it was a not so flashy start of the season for Marcel Jacobs