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I'm just gonna go ahead and predict France will win no medal in the men's relay and only Fourcade will win an individual medal at the World Championships. They're peaking way too early

Plus he's DQ'ed.

If Campbell Wright of New Zealand (also part of the Austro-Brazilian team in Livigno) gets his shooting under control, he's gonna be a very serious top-30 contender.

0+1+0 so far for Matheus

Matheus starting clean and taking 13th place after 52 athletes at shooting 1

I advice you to take a look at my avatar/user icon...I know your feeling

Vidmar of Slovenia with the first real bid for the world title.

To be fair, especially in juniors/youth everyone can

With Lithuanian Fomin doing an excellent job so far.

Disappointing final so far..

Well that was a show of domination by Petter Eliassen on the last 2km to Cavalese

Gjerdalen has ditched his hat for the final 2km, let's go

A little over 5km to go. There's a small lead group with among others Tord Asle Gjerdalen (sadly wearing a hat today apparently) and Petter Eliassen, chased by Anders Aukland and a few others.

People, it's Marc Hodler, not Mark Holder

I always would like it, but end up missing pretty much everything because there's 36 hours of winter sports during the 24 hours of Daytona So in terms of starting my year of watching motor sports in America, my focus is mostly on the fast approaching Daytona 500

Just managed to move myself to Norway and now I'm watching the excellent NRK stream https://www.nrk.no/sport/ski-classics-1.13257336

No live stream anywhere for the Marcialonga?

Popov is such a cool skier to see, it's like there's 2,5 meters of energy forced into a 1,25m body

Last night was the opening ceremony, vamos Luquinhas (on the right) and Matheus (left)

Now all they need to do is get rid of that damn annoying Fan Boost

There was a difference with his brakes in the group session of qualifying and super pole, something which apparently since this weekend isn't allowed anymore (and which he called 'the most stupid rule in motorsports').

Time for the Santiago (Chile) ePrix

Me too, that name is just too awesome not to have there.

Some photos from the women's pursuit in Arber, just because. At the individual and sprint I was near the shooting range, a bit too far away for photos, during the pursuit I was at the course. Waiting for Jill Colebourn, who we - in an attempt to emulate German coaches who yell in their athletes' ears from two meters - succesfully yelled towards her goal of not getting lapped. Dying Jill. Cheering for Chinese Yu Qing (50, gave us a nice Chinese present during the week after befriending my girlfriend at the IBU Cup in Duszniki) and Jill, both fighting with Ana Maka of Poland. On the right is Norwegian former biathlete Tobias Torgersen, until around two years ago the coach of the Brazilians (and the Swedish IBU Cup team), then coach of Poland's women's World Cup team and now working for China. Victoria Slivko of Russia on her way to the sprint-pursuit double. Janina Hettich (7), Nadine Horchler (4) and Ragnhild Femsteinevik (7) fighting behind Slivko. Eventually only Horchler would manage to hold on and get a podium. Kirari Tanaka of Japan can finally go right - towards the finish - instead of left - towards the shooting range and yet another lap.

Nobody would be, since there's already 8 shooting bouts where things can be majorly messed up for any nation