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Krüger today

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[hide] Preliminary Round January 10th - January 17th, 2018 24 Nations, 4 Groups, the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Nations from each Group will qualify for the Main Round Group A Date & Time (GMT +1) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 January 10th 2019, h. 18:15 Germany 6 Korea January 11th 2019, h. 18:00 Serbia 2 Russia January 11th 2019, h. 20:30 Brazil 10 France January 12th 2019, h. 15:30 Russia 5 Korea January 12th 2019, h. 18:15 Germany 5 Brazil January 12th 2019, h. 20:30 France 8 Serbia January 14th 2019, h. 15:30 Serbia 3 Brazil January 14th 2019, h. 18:00 Russia 5 Germany January 14th 2019, h. 20:30 France 15 Korea January 15th 2019, h. 15:30 Russia 5 Brazil January 15th 2019, h. 18:00 Korea 4 Serbia January 15th 2019, h. 20:30 Germany 7 France January 17th 2019, h. 15:30 Brazil 3 Korea January 17th 2019, h. 18:00 Germany 2 Serbia January 17th 2019, h. 20:30 France 5 Russia Group B Date & Time (GMT +1) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 January 11th 2019, h. 15:00 Japan 8 Macedonia January 11th 2019, h. 18:00 Iceland 5 Croatia January 11th 2019, h. 20:30 Bahrain 15 Spain January 13th 2019, h. 14:00 Macedonia 10 Bahrain January 13th 2019, h. 16:30 Croatia 10 Japan January 13th 2019, h. 19:00 Spain 10 Iceland January 14th 2019, h. 15:30 Iceland 10 Bahrain January 14th 2019, h. 18:00 Croatia 4 Macedonia January 14th 2019, h. 20:30 Spain 15 Japan January 16th 2019, h. 15:30 Japan 8 Iceland January 16th 2019, h. 18:00 Croatia 10 Bahrain January 16th 2019, h. 20:30 Macedonia 5 Spain January 17th 2019, h. 15:30 Bahrain 3 Japan January 17th 2019, h. 18:00 Macedonia 4 Iceland January 17th 2019, h. 20:30 Spain 5 Croatia Group C Date & Time (GMT +1) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 January 10th 2019, h. 20:15 Chile 15 Denmark January 11th 2019, h. 18:00 Saudi Arabia 5 Austria January 11th 2019, h. 20:30 Tunisia 10 Norway January 12th 2019, h. 15:00 Austria 5 Chile January 12th 2019, h. 17:30 Norway 10 Saudi Arabia January 12th 2019, h. 20:15 Denmark 10 Tunisia January 14th 2019, h. 15:00 Tunisia 3 Chile January 14th 2019, h. 17:30 Norway 8 Austria January 14th 2019, h. 20:15 Denmark 15 Saudi Arabia January 15th 2019, h. 16:15 Saudi Arabia 3 Tunisia January 15th 2019, h. 18:30 Norway 10 Chile January 15th 2019, h. 20:45 Austria 10 Denmark January 17th 2019, h. 15:00 Chile 5 Saudi Arabia January 17th 2019, h. 17:30 Austria 3 Tunisia January 17th 2019, h. 20:15 Denmark 5 Norway Group D Date & Time (GMT +1) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 January 11th 2019, h. 15:30 Angola 8 Qatar January 11th 2019, h. 18:00 Argentina 10 Hungary January 11th 2019, h. 20:30 Egypt 15 Sweden January 13th 2019, h. 15:30 Qatar 5 Egypt January 13th 2019, h. 18:00 Hungary 15 Angola January 13th 2019, h. 20:30 Sweden 10 Argentina January 14th 2019, h. 15:30 Hungary 5 Qatar January 14th 2019, h. 18:00 Argentina 3 Egypt January 14th 2019, h. 20:30 Sweden 15 Angola January 16th 2019, h. 15:30 Angola 3 Argentina January 16th 2019, h. 18:00 Hungary 10 Egypt January 16th 2019, h. 20:30 Qatar 8 Sweden January 17th 2019, h. 15:30 Egypt 2 Angola January 17th 2019, h. 18:00 Qatar 5 Argentina January 17th 2019, h. 20:30 Sweden 6 Hungary [/hide]

I'll be more alive in a few days (and a few days after that, I'm going to her competitions in Germany so I'll be mostly inactive again )

Two days of cross-country skiing in the last days of December in Iran. On the first day, athletes were really...really slow, even much slower than what one might expect from Iranian cross-country skiers (the winner of the women's race competed at the 2017 world championships and though she didn't come close to qualifying, she was not an eternity behind or something). https://www.fis-ski.com/DB/general/event-details.html?sectorcode=CC&eventid=44702&seasoncode=2019 On the second day however, both men and women were incredibly much faster. As in, more than 20 minutes faster than their time over the same distance a day earlier. That's not normal, especially for relatively experienced athletes like the women's winner. So, @MHSN, any idea what could have happened? Was there some sort of horror blizzard from hell on 30 December and perfect weather on 31?

I'm surprised he got this far. Despite having quite a good number of good results already, he somehow always flies under my radar

Take what you want because we are assholes

Pursuits in stage races should only be as final stage anyway.

Dear Lord, riots in Indian state of Kerala because two women were allowed to enter a hindu temple...so everyone is protesting to keep the right to discriminate against women.

Also, the next pursuit will at least be clear: first across the finish wins the TdS, unlike this annoying stuff of having a pursuit in the middle of a stage race.

So wait...if in the pursuit for example you start 20 seconds behind the leader and finish 5 seconds behind the winner, you lose 5 seconds for the GC instead of win 15 seconds?

Wow. 2008 world allround champion Paulien van Deutekom has died yesterday, aged 37, after she was diagnosed with lung cancer a few months ago. This was apparently rather unknown among fans (possibly she didn't make this a public affair), meaning nobody saw this coming in any way, shape or form.. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paulien_van_Deutekom

Especially when I've watched a YouTube video with loud sound, then forgot to turn off the sound and accidentally break one of the lights and I'm like AH SHIT

It's not frozen. If it was, it'd be ice and you wouldn't be able to swim in it

Kasai qualified

Happy New Year New Zealand, @Wanderer, Fiji, Tonga and a whole bunch of islands

Happy New Year to Samoa and parts of Kiribati

Smith is destroying Aspinall so far after two sets.

Boyd-Clowes and Ito both missing out on 0,1 point

Love you too man

It's close among the losers Freitag 124.1 P Prevc 121.2 Peier 120.9 Aalto 120.8 Ito 120.7 Fannemel 118.4

I have never heard of this

Which ball?

Current lucky losers Aaltto 120.8 Fannemel 118.4 Freund 114.1 Pavlovcic 109.2 Hoffmann 109.1