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Glad Leclerc still held on to the podium with some safety car help

Sort of like ball tennis.

Early April Fool's from Renault: Hulkenberg and Ricciardo going for 6th and 7th until their cars gave up three laps before the end.

And Verstappen is getting 3rd place as present from Leclerc as well. This is sad

Damn, Leclerc was easily on his way to being the first GP winner from Monaco ever, but the Ferrari engine was messed up and Hamilton got the win thrown in his hands He might lose his 2nd place as well to Bottas...crappy Ferrari trash

Proud to announce @Olympian1010 is carrying the American flag

That's for 2026

Sure you're 3k PB isn't significantly faster if you take the 3k split of that 5k? Also, how on earth does one play 11 seasons of baseball in 12/13 years of life?

If a baby arrives before the 2022 Olympics, you can be quite sure it is not planned Won't say 'accident' or 'not welcome' of course, but not planned

I asked that once last year and the only reactions I got was people thinking I was about to become a parent Still curious though.

Beating 3/4 Olympic champions

Around 30km to go in Gent-Wevelgem, Wout van Aert is looking insanely strong especially on the Kemmelberg.

My sort of ultimate goal for this year would be to do it within two hours. That means an average per kilometer of 5:40 minutes (actually 5:41 or 5:42, but 5:40 makes for a lot easier mental maths during the run ), so far I've been able to keep that pace for one hour, I haven't tried it for longer yet.

1. I regularly train on my indoor bike, which started out to lose weight, but now that that's done, it's mostly to improve my own records and stuff like that. Which are impossible to compare with anything other than my own bike, so it's purely a fight against myself (and the occassional time my girlfriend uses it to keep training when she's here, but I'm significantly faster). 2. Last summer, as in many years, I started running: walking/running/walking/running to slowly improve the amount of running time and decrease the walking time. For the first time ever I did not give up, managed to finally run 5km without walking in between and am now working towards a half marathon this summer. I've ran 5km in 24:25, 10km in 53:15 and 15km in 1:27.08, my longest run ever is now (since this month) 16km. Half marathon is getting closer and closer. 3. Just for shits and giggles I asked my girlfriend to train me towards being able to do 30 consecutive push-ups, which is quite a lot harder than I thought. I'm at 20 though, 30 should be in reach soon.

Non-sports games are quite often more than button-mashing, yes Of course plenty of sports games (racing, manager games) are not button-mashing neither

Aren't those Olympic Games games usually just a whole bunch of button-mashing?

Not my lights during the day, but when I'm at home my laptop is and quite often my TV as well

It's just so weird. I see now at least this time Eurosport Player has the full competition video, they didn't even have that in Veysonnaz

Again! World Cup in Switzerland (World Cup final even today, slopestyle in Silvaplana) and it's as if it never happened. No video material whatsoever published by FIS. https://www.youtube.com/user/FISFreestyle/videos This is freaking weird, what kind of rights situation makes it that they can't publish stuff from Switzerland?

Because I don't spend 10-12 hours a day sleeping.

So far I've listened 9 songs, I'm a little disappointed Only one song so far of which I'd say "hey, I'd like to give points to that"

I have around 7-8 Earth hours a day...

Where?! Edit: Ok, could have spent 20 seconds on searching it first.

27-year old Robbert de Greef got unwell while chasing the peloton (after a flat tire) and crashed during today's Omloop van de Braakman in the south of the country, after which another rider couldn't avoid him. He received CPR, was evacuated to hospital by ambulance and is now in critical condition. https://www.procyclingstats.com/rider.php?id=139685

I hate when news outlets bring something as 'big winnings' when in fact someone just had high stakes If I bet one billion euro on "Will Russia win at least one match at the ice hockey world championships?" at odds of 1.01, I win 10 million euros, but risked quite a lot