heywoodu

Now they do I'm not sure if it changed now, but at the previous mass start this was mentioned.

"Scott Dixon, 0+0, well done Scott. It's always interesting to commentate on your own son."

Rastorgujevs beat Loginov

Including Matthias Vosté, who earlier celebrated qualifying for the Olympics only to realize he had made a mistake and he wasn't qualified. Nice

F*ck, missed the last one

Rastorgujevs is on fire on the skis

Meh, Loginov.

Interesting result at the women's World Series in Australia

Plessnitzer

Wow, Malyshko with some machine gun fire.

Can't wait for the women, Bruna is starting right behind Mironova...so that's...something (especially considering she's still rather sick, simply finishing the race would be something to be proud of, since finishing a 3km lap was barely even possible in training Tuesday)

http://www.eurovisionsports.tv/ibu/ There, for those who don't know it

It's not his problem, but it is his luck

Not just banned, jailed

Too bad. Federer's road to the final: Bedene, Struff, Gasquet (29), Fucsovics, Berdych (19), Chung (injured)

Big mistake from Popovic halfway through the super-G....that's such a shame, she was absolutely ripping it on the first half Still a great result!

You're right, Colombia and Jamaica have a better chance

You forgot Nigeria (and others)

I won't kill Russian sports and I wouldn't want to if I had the power to do so. If you're even paying 5 seconds of attention around here, you know there are quite a lot of Russian athletes I'm sad to miss at the Olympics (Yuskov, Shipulin, Demchenko, to name just a few) and I'm happy to see at the Olympics (Kaisheva, Pavlichenko, Repilov, Voronina, to name just a few others). But still, the main thing is that 99% of the blame should go to those responsible: the Russian authorities. Maybe the other 1% should go to the IOC who are not specifically doing something terrible now, they're just doing it at a terrible time when appeals are almost impossible. They should have taken last weeks actions months ago, giving the affected athletes plenty of time to go to CAS.

But also not that complicated, just be where you said you would be.

I do know I sometimes see an article in something like Sport-Express, RT or Sputnik where an official from some federation, or a great athlete from the past (like ice hockey) says something like "We should shut up in trying to blame everyone for what's happening now, and finally start looking at ourselves and what we have done wrong." That's kinda hopeful.

Not necessarily, especially on the men's side they've got something good. Of course they would still need a bit of luck, but who knows

If Kyrgios has done anything this AO, it's fight his heart out on the court. I know he's been prone to controversey, but this was basically the worst tournament to mention that Way, way worse are people like Tomic..

It'd be really cool if Trikhichev can repeat his awesome result of earlier this season, and if Khoroshilov can finally keep his head cool

Today: Sharjah Tour, somewhere in some Arab desert (cycling) Tomorrow: Sharjah Tour and Vuelta a San Juan (cycling), and of course the winter sports, alpine skiing, biathlon, Nordic combined etc