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no, he's a true Kazakh

era il classico "diesel"...partenza (molto) controllata e gara sempre in crescendo...e lo stesso schema lo utilizzava anche nei 10km Roest per contro gareggia "alla Kramer", regolare ma forte già all'inizio e una grande accelerazione da tre quarti gara in poi...ma è una caratteristica che non puoi allenare, quel cambio di marcia è un talento naturale che hanno in pochi VdP a Pechino vinse i 5km solo perchè gareggiò dopo Roest, avessero corso insieme non sarebbe mai riuscito a batterlo

no, per me gli unici veri avversari di Ghiotto sui 10km saranno Jilek e Snellink, gli altri non li vedo capaci di migliorare così tanto i 5km invece sono una gara apertissima, con almeno 6/7 possibili vincitori...molto dipenderà dalle caratteristiche del ghiaccio e dal sorteggio

() ICE Hockey League Playoffs 1st Round Pairings (Best-of-3 Series) Hydro Fehervar AV19 (7) vs spusu Vienna Capitals (10) HK Sz Olimpija Ljubljana (8) vs HC Pustertal Wölfe (9)

Synerglace Ligue Magnus Regular Season Final Standings 1.Brûleurs de Loups de Grenoble, 108 Pts 2.Ducs d'Angers, 94 Pts 3.Boxers de Bordeaux, 85 Pts Full Ranking https://liguemagnus.com/saison-reguliere/classement/?phase=432 Individual Stats RS Best Scorer: Braeden Shaw (Angers), 60 Pts RS Best Goal Scorer: Braeden Shaw (Angers), 36 Goals RS Best Goaltender by GAA: Quentin Papillon (Bordeaux), 1.74 GAA (44 games played) RS Best Goaltender by SVS%: Quentin Papillon (Bordeaux), 93.29% (44 games played)

() ICE Hockey League Regular Season Final Standings 1.EC KAC Klagenfurt, 97 Pts 2.EC Red Bull Salzburg - Die Haie, 95 Pts 3.HC Bolzano/Bozen Südtirol Alperia, 93 Pts Full Ranking https://www.ice.hockey/en/schedule/standings Individual Stats RS Best Scorer: / John Hughes (EC iDM Wärmepumpen Villacher SV), 59 Pts RS Best Goal Scorer: / Brian Lebler (Steinbach Black Wings Linz), 28 Goals RS Best Goaltender by GAA: Nicholas Wieser (Moser Medicals Graz 99ers), 1.90 GAA (12 games started) RS Best Goaltender by SVS%: Nicholas Wieser (Moser Medicals Graz 99ers), 92.4% (12 games started)

it's still February, but it's already playoffs time in European Hockey the first couple of European Leagues to close their Regular Season down, were the Ligue Magnus and the () ICE Hockey League here is a short summary of how it went...

call those bunch of idiots of the WADA for Koshkin!

playing with fire really disappointing tournament for them, meanwhile very pleasant weekend for

Indoor Nationals Top of day #2 men's Shot Put: fierce battle between Fabbri and Weir, with the 2023 world silver medallist edging out his teammate 21.85m to 21.76m. He also recorded a very, very long (well beyond 22m, likely a 22.50m) last put, which unfortunately was called foul men's Triple Jump: Andrea Dallavalle (European silver medallist and world champs 4th placed in 2022) came back after 2 injury-plagued years and won the national title with 17.36m (2nd best jump of the year so far) women's 60m: Zeybab Dosso easily won the title with a pair of good races: 7.10 in the semifinal and 7.07 in the final. she's Europe's no.2 at the moment men's 400m: Luca Sito was expected to run fast, but he didn't go as quick as many would have liked. "only" 46.15 for him (still, it's his PB) among all the other (pretty ordinary) results, in the women's Triple Jump, 18-year young Erika Saraceni (world junior bronze medallist in 2024) beat all the more experienced rivals and set a new U-20 National Record with 13.71m (improving her PB by around 20cms)

assolutamente sì Sablikova era (è ancora) un'atleta "costruita", una specialista pura delle distanze endurance tra le donne, se vogliamo parlare di talento puro, parliamo di Ireen Wust, Anni Friesinger o di Miho Takagi più che delle altre olandesi, tedesche o nordamericane Jìlek già ora, mentre è ancora tutto da costruire a livello muscolare, è forte anche su distanze più corte (1500m) e gare in linea (del resto nasce nel pattinaggio veloce a rotelle, come la nostra Lollobrigida) se devo fare un paragone, mi ricorda molto la "parabola" di Chad Hedrick (che fisicamente era più grosso e probabilmente anche agonisticamente "feroce", ma non aveva la naturalezza e la soavità del ceco nel gesto di pattinaggio)

I'd be surprised if they don't

https://www.olympics.com/en/news/india-vs-pakistan-odi-cricket-head-to-head-record a pair of videos of their rivalry https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtL2eHSluCU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbaYvitVNes

posted a great 351/8 off 50 overs, but completed an amazing chase and won by 5 wickets (they scored 356/5 off 47.3 overs) a truly world class match

Jìlek è un talento epocale... sapevo che sarebbe arrivato, solo non mi aspettavo così presto...ora comincia a far davvero paura in vista dei 10km dell'anno prossimo carico o no, sui 5km bisogna prendere atto che Eitrem è più forte di Ghiotto...l'unica possibilità di batterlo, è che il nostro pattini dopo di lui (almeno 2 coppie, per far bene i calcoli) e con un avversario nella batteria che non lo impensierisca e non lo costringa a forzare nemmeno un singolo passaggio sugli incroci...deve poter andare via liscio e regolare per tutti i 5km

Doro Wierer won't start Tomorrow in the women's Mass Start Race Thursday and Today's efforts have shown that she hasn't recovered yet from the illness she got just before the start of the world champs p.s. Lisa Vittozzi won't comeback to Biathlon World Cup for this season, but she's back on her skis and she looks fine, as last week she competed (hidden among the amateurs) in a long distance cross country race good news in perspective 2026

top of day #1 5km Race Walking: Francesco Fortunato wins the race in a new world record time of 17.55.65 (previous WR held by Mikhail Schennikov since February, 1995 with 18.07.08; previous NR held by Athens 2004 20km Olympic Champion Ivano Brugnetti in 18.08.86) men's High Jump: 2024 junior world silver medallist Matteo Sioli improves to 2.28m to win the competition on the last jump against Manuel Lando (2.26m at the 1st attempt, while Sioli did it at the 2nd, so he needed to clear a better hight to win) men's Long Jump: 16-year young Daniele Inzoli wins with a 7.93m jump (U-18 NR, 6th European U-18 all time) women's Long Jump: just an ordinary 6.69m jump was enough for Larissa Iapichino to take another Italian title at home looking at Tomorrow, men's Shot Put and women's 60m should be the highlight of the day, with both men and women's 400m also to be taken into consideration

next stop, Ibiza, April 25th and 26th

Stage #1 ( Soma Bay) Mixed Relay Gold: Germany (Isabel Gose, Jeanette Spiwoks, Oliver Klemet, Florian Wellbrock) Silver: Australia (Moesha Johnson, Chelsea Gubecka, Nicholas Sloman, Kyle Lee) Bronze: Italy (Giulia Gabbrielleschi, Ginevra Taddeucci, Gregorio Paltrinieri, Luca De Tullio) Full Results https://www.worldaquatics.com/competitions/4794/world-aquatics-open-water-swimming-world-cup-2025/results?event=f8431279-2abe-413f-9463-d54e195feada&unit=final

Italian champs have been decimated by many withdrawals, some because of injury, some because of personal scheduling No Furlani, no Andy Diaz, no Jacobs (nor many other good 60m specialists), no Simonelli, no Battocletti, out even the young sensation Doualla (injured, indoor season is over for her) main attraction are now the Fabbri vs Weir battle in the men's Shot Put, Zeynab Dosso in the women's 60m and Larissa Iapichino in the women's Long Jump some kind of interest also for Luca Sito in the men's 400m and a few more youngsters, hopefully improving their PBs

you can still watch all the games on demand...it's all for free on the NHL Youtube page

Karate 1 Serie A 2025 Stage #2 ( Larnaca) Results Recap https://www.wkf.net/imagenes/campeonatos/karate1resultados-2025-karate-1-series-a-larnaca-001.pdf

hope the poor cat is still alive however, only managed to score 208/all out off 43.3 overs, so won the match by 107 runs Ryan Rickelton with 103 runs is Today's top batsman Tomorrow, the big match between and is on stage in Lahore (as usual, game starts @ 10 a.m. CET)

US defense loses it in OT (by leaving McDavid alone in the slot), rather and yeah, unexpected great night for Binnington overall, nice tournament, some exciting (and some boring) action, but still 1 billion times better than any possible format of that farce named All Star Game hope Russia are back and in 2028 we can finally watch a super World Cup with the 6 top teams in the world (adding and to this year's 4)

Oberhof (and sometimes Nove Mesto) in March...good luck for the grass biathlon cup! and Holmenkollen in February...I know they want to keep the world champs in that stint, but, man! I wonder how many troubles they will have in 2029 (unless climate change does really modify our Winter more than how it happens nowadays)