De_Gambassi

"Le Slovaque" or 
 
 

he can say whatever he wants...
 
if there were still residuals of that super-forbidden product in his body, the only explaination is that he took that and his body didn't eliminate it in full before the doping test
 
and it's not something you can find as a supplement in common integrators, it's an experimental product that's been abandoned by the regular medicine because it's been proved as highly dangerous (cancerous) in the tests on mice and it's no longer allowed to human beings
 
p.s. it's the same product that cost a 3-year ban to Nijel Amos...and I'm sure it's widely spread in 3rd world countries, where doctors with no mercy don't make any moral consideration before putting the health of the people at risk in the name of making money, money, money 

Never trust the athlete and you'll be good 99% of the time.

How on eath this cross shit has been validated by IOC ? Did they see it or just heard the pitch from ICF ? It's only a random chaos thing with no spoting values. As @hckošiceputs it, it belongs to Jeux Sans Frontières.

biggest canoe slalom center in Tacen was completely destroyed by the flooding disaster of this weekend
 
 

Au moins une fois. A ma connaissance la première apparition de ce trio en compétition lors de la première Coupe des Nations 2022 à ... Glasgow.
Pas particulièrement concluant il faut dire puisque Michaux a enregistré un tonitruant 16.125. Ils n'ont jamais retenté depuis. 
Le truc c'est que si elle a du mal à envoyer la sauce dans un deuxième tour, ça risque d'être encore plus compliqué dans un troisième, surtout après avoir été tirée par Gros dans le deuxième. 
Elle est à mon avis au meilleur positionnement possible, par défaut. Dommage parce qu'on voit ce matin qu'à forme à priori égale elle n'est pas si loin intrinsèquement de Kouamé ou du reste de la concurrence. 
Ca semblait être le désert derrière ces trois là mais j'ai été très agréablement surpris de Marie-Louisa Drouode lors des Europe U20. 11.229 en qualification, il y a un peu d'espoir, probablement trop court pour 2024 cependant. 

The problem is only one. Track lenght. 250 meters are too short. When tracks are 333,33 meters long, every competition was much better: madison, points race (then, omnium), sprint, was much more clear and spectacular.  

Thanks

Thousands of spectators for a semi-final on a saturday morning. Many olympic disciplines would wish they were that popular !
 
* Friday 

D'habitude, on tourne autour de 50 athlètes, là, 72 ! Je pense que c'est la plus grosse équipe de l'histoire. 

Personnellement, j'ai toujours été partisan de prendre autant de qualifiés que possible, alors je suis ravi

Presque un 100%, bien joué! 
 

A little bit of historic trivia you all will have forgotten by the next page : It's the fist time that the french female team reach the final since 1953.

Interesting. For Germany it is the first time since 1983 and Germany never won gold in this event. Actually Germany never won gold in any of the women's recurve events (individual or team). The final will be historic, regardless of who will win it.

A little bit of historic trivia you all will have forgotten by the next page : It's the fist time that the french female team reach the final since 1953.

A little bit of historic trivia you all will have forgotten by the next page : It's the fist time that the french female team reach the final since 1953.

A little bit of historic trivia you all will have forgotten by the next page : It's the fist time that the french female team reach the final since 1953.

I sometimes go bouldering in the Netherlands and it seems like new halls and competitions are emerging every week. And that's for a completely flat country. I feel like this sport is still growing very fast and great to spectate as well. One of the best additions to the Olympic programma in my opinion! Hopefully as 3 separate medal events in LA.

Friday morning, to make it even more impressive (even if this is the traditional holiday week in  following the Aug. 1st, National Day) 
 
however, the great  Adam Ondra on the verge of being eliminated 

Not even. Between 15 and 18% from what I've read with Niger counting for only 5% of the world production. So whatever, really.

6 in boulder, 8 in lead
 
so far, the top 3 I think are safe into the final, then it's an open fight between Uznik and Ondra (among those who have already completed their effort) and those who can still get 3 tops
Jenft I fear won't be able to keep his current 6th place

It I'm not mistake, the best 8.

Apparently, the Games costed 67 M€ to host, not a small amount for a country like RDC.

La grosse info de la matinée c'est quand même la chute de Tanfield et le 0 des Britanniques. Petite chute grosses conséquences. Ils vont prendre un énorme éclat dans la qualification. On avait raté Tokyo à cause d'une explosion à Pruszkow en 2019 qui avait causé trop de retard, et pourtant on s'était pas trop mal rattrapé à Berlin en 2020. Là il n'y a qu'un seul CDM qui compte, c'est possiblement rédhibitoire.
Ca ouvrirait un peu le champ des possibles pour l'EDF qui a l'air de stagner un peu un cran en-dessous des cadors. On verra demain déjà. 

Krakow could only dream of these crowds 
 

Someone just won perpetual vacations into North Korea