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the last race for the Gold Fleet didin't take place, therefore Yesterday's scores are final only the medal race was contested and local hero Matt Wearn consolidated his success

he's just an idiot... that's his standard behaviour...the naughty child attitude that here in nobody can take... I don't really know how could win the 2020 Euro (held in 2021) with him on the bench? maybe that was a proof that miracles sometimes happen (and coaches don't count for anything at all)

don't trust too much the results of thiese early season small meets... more often than not, they're wind assisted and they're seldom confirmed through the Summer in any case, they're both promising guys that hopefully would post into some global final sooner or later (not thinking of medals, as it's definitely premature, if not unlikely at all)

men's 25m Rapid Fire Pistol Gold: Song Jong-Ho Silver: Nikita Chiryukin Bronze: Florian Peter Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=19220

men's Skeet Gold: Azmy Mehelba Silver: Ben Llewellin Bronze: Sven Korte Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=19216

women's Skeet Gold: Samantha Simonton Silver: Martina Maruzzo Bronze: Reem Al Sharshani Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=19215

2 medals for in day #1 (M + W DH) no gold, but still... and 1 unlucky 4th

in Ancona, Jenns Fernandez improved his 6.52 from last week to a world leading mark of 6.48 the Cuban, however, lives and trains (and runs for local clubs) in since 2022...going for some cheap shopping?

women's 25m Pistol Gold: Doreen Vennekamp Silver: Anna Korakaki Bronze: Veronika Major Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=19209

but no first ever sub-6 min for any of them even if Bloemen gave it a serious try

gold no.11, medal no.17 for always leading the medal table with margin didn't really expect that...

p.s. @hckošice TV Arena Sport has bought the TV rights for the Karate events! Yesterday I saw the finals live on their TV channel...Wrestling, Weightlifting...now Karate...wow! I really love them! gotta start studying Slovak

here we go...the new season has started! Karate 1 Premier League ( Paris) Medallists Women's Individual Kata Gold: Maho Ono Silver: Saeko Azuma Bronze #1: Mirisa Ohuchi Bronze #2: Grace Lau Mo Sheung Men's Individual Kata Gold: Kakeru Nishiyama Silver: Ryuji Moto Bronze #1: Ariel Torres Gutierrez Bronze #2: Alì Sofuoglu Women's Individual Kumite, -50kg Gold: Yorgelis Salazar Silver: Reem Ahmed Salama Bronze #1: Moldir Zhangbyrbay Bronze #2: Fidan Teymurova Women's Individual Kumite, -55kg Gold: Airi Shima Silver: Mia Bitsch Bronze #1: Gulmira Ussenova Bronze #2: Louiza Abouriche Women's Individual Kumite, -61kg Gold: Atousa Golshadnejad Silver: Anita Serogina Bronze #1: Gong Li Bronze #2: Wafa Mahjoub Women's Individual Kumite, -68kg Gold: Thalya Sombe Silver: Mobina Heydari Bronze #1: Tsubasa Kama Bronze #2: Alizèe Agier Women's Individual Kumite, +68kg Gold: Maria Torres Garcia Silver: Rochelle Walters Bronze #1: Lucija Lesjak Bronze #2: Clio Ferracuti Men's Individual Kumite, -60kg Gold: Eray Samdan Silver: Hiromu Hashimoto Bronze #1: Alì Meskini Bronze #2: Christos-Stefanos Xenos Men's Individual Kumite, -67kg Gold: Said Oubaya Silver: Luca Maresca Bronze #1: Alì Elsawy Bronze #2: Afeef Ghait Men's Individual Kumite, -75kg Gold: Abdalla Abdelaziz Silver: Enes Bulut Bronze #1: Kilian Cizo Bronze #2: Pi Jae Yoon Men's Individual Kumite, -84kg Gold: Valerii Chobotar Silver: Konstantinos Mastrogiannis Bronze #1: Brian Timmermans Bronze #2: Youssef Badawy Men's Individual Kumite, +84kg Gold: Taha Tarek Mahmoud Silver: Anes Bostandzic Bronze #1: Ryzvan Talibov Bronze #2: Ablay Toltay

we're a few minutes in... and I just can't stand the Swift saga anymore please, Lamar...save us from the Swiftbowl in Vegas

in Nordhausen, Zane Weir won Today's competition with a world leading mark of 21m84, beating his teammate Leonardo fabbri, who recorded 21m67 (way better than Yesterday, despite the night travel from to )

women's 10m Air Rifle Gold: Anna Janssen Silver: Sonam Uttam Maskar Bronze: Aneta Stankiewicz Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=19198

I don't think it was 's fault, rather the refs made a capital (and unforgivable) mistake they're to blame, not (that played their game...and didn't deserve to win because of the very poor 2nd half, but that's another story)

Stage #3 ( Boi Taull) Mixed Sprint Relay Gold: Italy (Alba De Silvestro & Michele Boscacci) Silver: Spain (Ana Alonso Rodriguez & Oriol Cardona Coll) Bronze: France (Emily Harrop & Baptiste Ellmenreich) Full Ranking and Results https://www.dataskimo.org/pdf/WC-boitaull-MR.pdf

men's 10m Air Rifle Gold: Divyansh Singh Panwar Silver: Danilo Dennis Sollazzo Bronze: Lazar Kovacevic Final Ranking and Results https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue/csevent.ashx?cseventid=19197

Tabanelli (who won silver in SS) was robbed by Mohr at last year's jr. worlds and now she's already shining in the senior world cup she's way better than the German right now we expect her and her bro to get some big medals at the Home Olympics come 2026

nasty, very nasty crash for Grenier cursed weekend in Cortina

great success for her, even if she was expected to win both SS and BA golds the unexpected medals are those coming from Luge and Biathlon

however, I'm really amazed by Jannik

mass suicide at the Gazzetta dello Sport office, rather

athletes in good shape, it looks... in Lodz, Zeynab Dosso was second only to local hero Ewa Svoboda by 1/100 in the women's 60m, but she destroyed twice the National Record, clocking 7.09 in the prelims and then 7.05 in the final (the previous record, she was sharing with Manuela Levorato, was 7.14) Lorenzo Simonelli, instead, is the official new world leader* in the m en's 60m Hurdles after he won the race in Poland with 7.50 (new NR, also) *in the NCAA season, a guy named Trey Cunningham already ran 7.47, but his result has not been recorded by WA yet (and maybe it will never be, who knows?) world silver medallist Leonardo Fabbri, finally, made his debut in the indoor season and won the men's Shot Put in 21m26 in Padua, in the meantime, Pietro Arese improved the NR over the men's 1500m, running in 3.37.03, not a truly impressive time, but I think it's still worth to be mentioned last but not least, Larissa Iapichino completed her 1st LJ competition of the winter in Sabadell...she won, but couldn't go further than 6m62