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Good luck to all of our Central European users these days

I think we might all have missed it, I certainly did because I was just checking up on results now, but we've got some honestly awesome women's cycling history Last week there was the 6-stage Tour Cycliste Féminin International de l'Ardèche, not a World Tour race, but definitely an excellent field of riders, nothing wrong with it at all. Stage 5, a not that easy hilly stage, was won by none other than Fariba Hashimi! https://www.procyclingstats.com/race/tour-cycliste-feminin-international-ardeche/2024/stage-5 Yes, that is correct, Afghanistan has an actual UCI win (and not in one of the tiny obscure tours, like the Tour of Samarkand or something, but a big international race)! And it's a women's race, to add to that! I'd argue this is one of the most historical results in world sports in 2024. Told you these Hashimi girls are no joke at all

Works now, apparently I already had an account Maybe tomorrow I'll check out some of the speed stuff (although without start lists and results it's a bit hard to follow, the quick look I had didn't show the final results even in the broadcast of the 10k elimination race qualifiers) and definitely the downhill.

Dobson wtf

For something small like World Skate I assume it's free to watch and one only needs to register? I tried that earlier today, but got an SMTP error, like their email didn't work or something

We get like 1 jump per long jumper....ugh, makes you realize once again how much World Athletics wants to destroy the field events. Come on, it's the Diamond League Finals.

In the 1/8th finals of the women's U20 World Cup, Nicole Ojukwu got a red card after receiving her second yellow, for accidentally bumping into the referee (who was in the way)

Yeah, this field is laughable https://www.procyclingstats.com/race/european-continental-championships-mixed-relay-ttt/2024/result Three potentially strong countries in it and only two of them taking it serious, kind of

What's so about wanting to make sure you can still have a life after your sports career (other than the default 'I was a good athlete so I will be a good coach' train of thought)?

But it's September, you can go out and get all the kruidnoten in a gazillion tastes again

Is that hazelnut as well? If so, no thanks Chocolate 'paste' however, yum.

I know Nutella, it's disappointment in a pot

That makes things a bit better, in my opinion, at least

Wait, what happened? https://shorttrack.sportresult.com/ was a fantastically clear page for many years, super easy to find what you needed, super clear schedules, but it's gone And now there is https://short-track.com/ which looks like it was made by some design team that never really had any connection with how sports results work? And, World Tour? What was wrong with a World Cup? Help

How is yoga competitive? Genuine question, I only know it from those poses and as basically a form of stretching and meditation and such

Thanks! Good chance I'll end up forgetting it, feel free to give me a mention if you're watching it while being online, but at least I'm curious about the results

5 minutes to choose a song, and then 3 minutes in every morning to listen to 1 song, same thing at lunch and in the evening, so three times 3 minutes a day, then you've listened all songs and can vote

Whatever format they use, it should always be one in which teams in the same standings have played the same teams, otherwise you simply can't compare them.

Well, you know, my country I highly doubt it is somewhat popular anywhere else. Maybe still a tiny bit in Norway, but even there it's not what it was anymore.

Fee Knaven, Servais' daughter, comes up shy by a bit over a second and takes silver. That's gold for (or I think , judging by the name?) and bronze for Chladonova

In like one country in the world

Still 10-15 riders to finish, but this is a promising time for the young Slovak lady, only 10 seconds behind the Spanish girl who is seen as one of the biggest talents in the world in this age group at the moment. @hckošice

Isn't it, officially, to make the start less important? Which is just weird, because the start is simply an important part of sliding sports, it's like doing the 60 meters in athletics where they start at the usual 100m start, but the time only starts at 40 meters, so you don't lose time with a bad start

Huh, that feels so early and I mean that in the best sense of the word, can't wait for the winter sports to really get underway Any way to watch this, you think?

Before I react wrongly: you are joking, right? Talking about events that add nothing at all...(and again, yes, I watch the World Cups and everything, but things like that can stay nicely in the sport-specific World Cups and championships and away from something like the Olympics, just like the biathlon sprint and pursuit should not both be an Olympic medal event and that's a hill I'll gladly die on )