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oh, yes...my maths suck! I've always said that

well, it's not Italy at all in this tournament everything is directly in the hands of the IOC: they are responsible for every disaster is going to happen, lack of media coverage included

no, if win, we need to be 2nd (if we're only 3rd, we would be tied with and they would get the edge because of that last win)

fixed! sorry

in the men's Sabre, and are mathematically qualified to the Olympic Games the only fights left are vs for the Asian spot ( have a 24-point margin over , with max discard 23 points for and 21 for ) and vs for the European spot ( have a 35-point margin over , max discard 25 pts for and 32 for ...basically, the only chance for is to win the last OQT and hope don't end up in 2nd place) actually, might even catch for the 4th spot overall, but it wouldn't change anything: both teams will qualify and moreover, they will face each other in the quarterfinal match of the Olympic Tournament

yes

Women's Team Sabre Current OQR after Today's event 373 Q by Ranking 304 Q by Ranking 291 Q by Ranking 281 Q by Ranking ________________________________________________ 258 Q by Continental Spot (Pan-America) 250 Q by Continental Spot (Europe) 212 206 Q by Continental Spot (Asia) 197 194 175 156 147 142 134 Q by Continental Spot (Africa) 123 121

Women’s Team Sabre ( Athens) Gold: France Silver: Ukraine Bronze: Bulgaria Semifinals France b. Italy 45-40 Ukraine b. Bulgaria 45-34 Bronze Medal Match Bulgaria b. Italy 45-43 Gold Medal Match France b. Ukraine 45-30 Full Ranking & Results https://fie.org/competitions/2024/216

there's also a small chance for the to overtake and get back to the situation where we were before Today, but it's a very remote chance

the best chance for is to drop out of the top 16, I fear there's only a small (almost impossible) theoretical chance to overtake but I wouldn't count on that are safe in the top 4, actually are mathematically qualified to the Olympic Games still have to defend a 31-point margin over for the Asian spot (if win the last OQT, then need at least the 9th place...and a win is the only option for to keep their hope alive)

correct, World and Continental Champs scores are not discardable

yes, you're right I completely removed the fact that now there's a Pan-Am qualifier (), so, there's no place for the repechage spot unless, as you wrote, drops out of the Top 16 (unlikely, but mathematically still possible if they don't make the top 16 in the last OQT: at that point, making the Top 16 and finishing at least 14th would kill 's dream of going to Paris) however, still have a marginal chance to overtake : they need to win the last OQT and hope that end up 8th or worse

in the men's sabre, the top 4 of the OQR are also the semifinalists from Today's tournament, which increases their margin over the rest of the contenders however are not so far away from and they could still overtake them, unless win later Today and, what's way more important, we still have a decent margin over for the European spot are almost there among the Asian teams, (African spot) were there a long time ago as it was (Pan-Am spot), relying on the super-hot US team to easily stay in the Top 4 of the OQR so, basically it's all done and dusted before the last OQT, except maybe for some theoretical chance might still have to catch (very unlikely, however)

very good day for but also for and by beating the , we made sure that now are going to overtake them in the OQR, entering the Top 4 this changes quite a few things, as the are now the Pan-Am Continental qualifiers, become the European qualifiers and provisionally take the Repechage spot, even if they will have a tough task to defend that spot against in the last OQT ( are theoretically still in contention, but it's highly unlikey they can make up for the points they lost today) by the way, at the end of the day and will be able to enjoy the mathematical qualification to the Olympic Games are almost there (only a true catastrophe in the last OQR could move them out of qualifying position), same for (African spot) the only real fight is between and (and maybe ) for the Repechage spot

Stage #6 ( Schladming/Dachstein) Men's Sprint Race Gold: Oriol Cardona Coll Silver: Thibault Anselmet Bronze: Maximilian Drion Du Chapois Full Ranking and Results https://www.dataskimo.org/pdf/WC-Schladming-SPR.pdf

Stage #6 ( Schladming/Dachstein) Women's Sprint Race Gold: Caroline Ulrich Silver: Emily Harrop Bronze: Marianne Fatton Full Ranking and Results https://www.dataskimo.org/pdf/WC-Schladming-SPR.pdf

by the way, Heathcock is just on a class of his own, basically untouchable at the moment my no.1 favourite for the Olympic Gold in Paris will regret losing him for the ages

table draw for tomorrow's team event in Padua key matches in the quarterfinals (if no upset happens before): vs and vs

men's Individual Sabre ( Padua) Gold: Colin Heathcock Silver: Luigi Samele Bronze: Santiago Madrigal & Ziad Elsissy Semifinals Heathcock b. Elsissy 15-7 Samele b. Madrigal 15-13 Final Heathcock b. Samele 15-12 Full Ranking & Results https://engarde-service.com/competition/federscherma/luxardo2024/ms

women's Individual Sabre ( Athens) Gold: Sara Balzer Silver: Lucia Martin-Portugues Bronze: Manon Brunet-Apithy & Olga Kharlan Semifinals Balzer b. Brunet-Apithy 15-14 Martin-Portugues b. Kharlan 15-14 Final Balzer b. Martin-Portugues 15-8 Full Ranking & Results https://fie.org/competitions/2024/469?tab=results

almost unknown Daniele Franciosa upset the great Aron Szilagyi (15-13 the final score) in the 1st round of the Trofeo Luxardo

Stage #6 ( Schladming/Dachstein) Men's Vertical Race Gold: Rèmi Bonnet Silver: Thibault Anselmet Bronze: Federico Nicolini Full Ranking and Results https://www.dataskimo.org/pdf/WC-Schladming-VR.pdf

Stage #6 ( Schladming/Dachstein) Women's Vertical Race Gold: Sarah Dreier Silver: Johanna Hiemer Bronze: Cèlia Perillat-Pessey Full Ranking and Results https://www.dataskimo.org/pdf/WC-Schladming-VR.pdf

that's not a legal dilemma, it's just another fuckin' corrupted sentence by that bunch of criminals named CAS, the most dangerous institution for the world of sport just cancel CAS...and the world will be better

really? I experienced 1 strike and 3 lockouts already the most memorable one was the 1994/1995 lockout, when the Italian League was still a thing and quite a few NHL stars came to play on our ice sheets