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USA, Canada, Mexico, although I would have much preferred there to be another option than these two.

NASCAR Today is the race at the tiny, but historic track in Martinsville. Yes, on a Monday, because yesterday the track looked like this

The f*ck is that nose-picking confused thing?

Ah yeah, saw it in the replay, very quickly...damn.

The guy who gets the ball on his chest is another player by the looks of it. Still sad, obviously.

Yeah from what I heard, you could basically kick his legs out of the stadium and he'll still finish the match, so it was a stupid question

Especially on this track it's hard. And yeah, with current cars it's nearly impossible. As Verstappen said about his struggle with Magnussen and Alonso: "If you're within one second behind the car in front of you, you've got basically no chance."

Searching for Skrtel led me to this website, and then this article: http://www.foxsportsasia.com/football/asian-football/821752/jdt-players-released-from-malaysia-squad-as-coach-listens-to-fans/ The coach of Malaysia kicked half the team out after a draw, 'because maybe that's what the fans want'

Looks like he's ok after all? +1 for that dude ramming his hand in Skrtel's mouth to grab his tongue.

Right, on to Gent - Wevelgem, 35km to go

Kaisa is destroying Kuzmina!

Kuzmina and Kaisa going into the final lap together What do they have to do for the win? I hate those 'take away the worst results' rules, it makes things needlessly complicated.

Kaisa throwing away the World Cup right there

First World Cup win for Maxim Tsvetkov

Goodbye Björn Kircheisen, I'm so happy he finally got that gold last year One can only take off their hats for a career like his.

European Talent Cup in motorsports, usually around 12-16 years...and there's one Andreas Kofler (for those who like ski jumping) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_European_Talent_Cup

Guillermo Fayed has retired.

French alpine skier Guillermo Fayed. https://www.facebook.com/fayed.guillermo/posts/1681932811868371

Less than one hour until the first race

Tomorrow is the only globe that matters (unlike alpine skiing where the discipline globes mean something, in biathlon it basically doesn't, it's not like someone is seen as the best mass start athlete of the season or something) Personally I hope Kaisa wins it. Nothing against Kuzmina, just for Kaisa

Me too So interesting in fact that I thought "wait...that seems odd", looked at the bookmaker's odds and noticed that in the last hours today the 'handicap line' went from Vive Kielce being 5-6 points favourites to them being almost 20 points favourites, which is really not normal, as if the entire team was suddenly sick and had to be replaced. Too bad I only saw it after the match, these are exactly the things that give great bets if you know them faster than bookmakers

EHF has so massively dropped the ball there in awarding this specific tournament and in the draw. Unbelievable.

Yeah, because for some weird reason Rhein-Neckar had to play in both the Bundesliga and Champions League on the same day Resulting in having to make choices, and they made the choice to basically send a group of amateur players to Poland, with the 'real' Rhein-Neckar playing against Kiel at this very moment.