heywoodu

But it doesn't always go this violently, with one of them ending up on the ice for quite a worrying amount of time.

You sort of missed the big story Bad crashes, mostly from the Italians and Romanians If you want, I have the exact point in time where one can see them (all athletes got out relatively ok) in the live stream videos.

Next thing you know, they're knocking on Starykh's door too.

Surely there is no reason to search Loginov?!

@dcro Competition-related questions only, you heard it #TimJongUn

Britcher's sentence finishes with 'him it was the most dangerous', but Instagram sucks rather bad in showing the comments

But normally when I read about issues, he at least mentions them instead of ignoring them like Britcher suggested

Alright Summer, bitch on, let's go! "Time to push the issues and arguments aside" Who wants to see some athletes potentially get seriously injured? Here we go!

Broadcast starts in 7 minutes. I am beyond curious.

Great, so EBU spent money on the World Cup with probably the least interest of the entire season All sort of weird though, the Romanian Federation being in charge of this. It really should be FIS who decides it for the entire season, not only for select events..

Oh come on, now you're just doing it on purpose Although I'm older and definitely liked Avatar too Uncle Iroh

Obviously not as many people in Poland, as I'm sure you could have guessed, but since it's generally on Eurosport, people do of course watch. Eurosport has literally nothing though, can't remember the last time that happened with a men's World Cup.

Why are they holding a World Cup in a place where they seemingly aren't even able to get decent (or any!) TV coverage?

The only thing I didn't very much like is her already bitching about how this will be ignored in the broadcast. Give Tim Singer a chance first, he's usually rather open to inviting athletes from any country into his booth and they tend to say quite a lot.

There is no limit as to how ridiculous adding the monobob for 2022 was. No idea if it's at the world championships next time, but surely it should be...just like in the World Cup..

Luckily FIL is finally reading to start taking some responsibility.

Summer Britcher won't start neither and she's got quite some stuff going on on Instagram.

The more worrying thing is that it's rising rather rapidly in South Korea, for example. Plus there's now all of a sudden the Iranian and Italian situations.

Apparently anywhere between 2 days and 2-3 weeks. And it's one where people can have no symptoms, yet still be rather infectious, which makes it very tricky to say the least.

There were days I would have cheered for Gut winning finally after two years....long gone Although credit where credit is due: that was one hell of a run Sad for Reisinger, that was such a weird move before she even actually fell down

People coming back from, among others, an infected cruise should be plenty of reason to at the very least test someone. People who were evacuated from Wuhan arrived, were quickly tested and then sent home without quarantaine or anything ("because without symptoms, it's not realistic that someone is going to infect someone", completely contradicting what WHO has said). A decent number of people evacuated from Wuhan to other countries didn't have symptoms at arrival, but later tested positive. Great job, authorities.

Meaning will remain case-free We just go with the 'doping in football' strategy: if you don't test, there won't be positive cases

God knows who Pirmin Lang of all places is but apparently his conscious started acting up. He did beat Cancellara once https://www.procyclingstats.com/race/nc-switserland/2016/result

Geraghty-Moats got outskied by a 20-year old Japanese today http://medias2.fis-ski.com/pdf/2020/NK/4210/2020NK4210RLLL.pdf The jumping will be done tomorrow.

By the way, apart from Loch and the doubles, all Germans are on the start lists, pretty much. Also no Mazdzer/Terdiman who DNS'ed in today's Nations Cup.