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Medal table (46 events)

13-11-9---33

9-3-6---18

5-7-2---14

4-4-1---9

4-2-4---10

4-1-5---10

3-1-3---7

2-1-2---5

1-5-7---13

1-0-1---2

0-5-4---9

0-1-1---2

0-1-1---2

0-1-0---1

0-1-0---1

0-1-0---1

0-1-0---1

CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING

M 10km+10km Skiathlon

1. Johannes Hosflot Klaebo NOR

2. Andrew Musgrave GBR

3. Simen Hegstad Kruger NOR

M Sprint Classic

1. Johannes Hosflot Klaebo NOR

2. Erik Valnes NOR

3. Richard Jouve FRA

M Team Sprint Free

1. Norway

2. France

3. Italy

M 4x7.5km Relay

1. Norway

2. Sweden

3. Germany

M 10km Free

1. Harald Ostberg Amundsen NOR

2. Simen Hegstad Kruger NOR

3. Johannes Hosflot Klaebo NOR

M 50km Mass Start Classic

1. Iivo Niskanen FIN

2. Pal Golberg NOR

3. Calle Halfvarsson SWE

W 10km+10km Skiathlon

1. Ebba Andersson SWE

2. Jessie Diggins USA

3. Frida Karlsson SWE

W Sprint Classic

1. Emma Ribom SWE

2. Kristine Stavas Skistad NOR

3. Jasmi Joensuu FIN

W Team Sprint Free

1. Sweden

2. United States

3. Norway

W 4x7.5km Relay

1. Sweden

2. United States

3. Germany

W 10km Free

1. Jessie Diggins USA

2. Ebba Andersson SWE

3. Heidi Weng NOR

W 50km Mass Start Classic

1. Ebba Andersson SWE

2. Rosie Brennan USA

3. Frida Karlsson SWE

BIATHLON

M 10km Sprint

1. Tarjaei Boe NOR

2. Sturla Holm Laegreid NOR

3. Sebastian Samuelsson SWE

M 20km Individual

1. Johannes Thingnes Boe NOR

2. Anders Rastorgujevs LAT

3. Sturla Holm Laegreid NOR

M 12.5km Pursuit

1. Sebastian Samuelsson SWE

2. Johannes Thingnes Boe NOR

3. Tarjaei Boe NOR

M 15km Mass Start

1. Johannes Thingnes Boe NOR

2. Benedikt Doll GER

3. Tommaso Giacomel ITA

M 4x7.5km Relay

1. Norway

2. France

3. Germany

W 7.5km Sprint

1. Elvira Oeberg SWE

2. Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold NOR

3. Lisa Vittozzi ITA

W 15km Individual

1. Lisa Vittozzi ITA

2. Lou Jeanmonnot FRA

3. Franziska Preuss GER

W 10km Pursuit

1. Elvira Oeberg SWE

2. Lena Haecki-Gross SUI

3. Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold NOR

W 12.5km Mass Start

1. Elvira Oeberg SWE

2. Juni Arnekleiv NOR

3. Justine Braisaz-Bouchet FRA

W 4x6km Relay

1. Norway

2. Sweden

3. Italy

Mixed Relay 4x6km

1. Norway

2. France

3. Sweden

Nice to see this thread back!!! 

Just now, Josh said:

Great race for him, but he’ll need to post more top 10 finishes in order to be in contention for the medals IMO. Fluke podiums happen all the time. 

That one wasn’t fluke at all! His tactics was brilliant and he’s in a great shape

On 12/11/2023 at 12:55 AM, intoronto said:

Good for Zakopane. Usually the oval is one of the issues for a Wog bid. Maybe they can host in 2038 or later

Together With Slovakia ! 
 

I would prefer Warsaw summer games though 😎

I am beginning to think how big are Musgrave chances for an Olympic medal in 26? Which event(s)? Skiathlon only or sth else as well?

I loved this quote from ES yesterday:

Val Gardena - a motocross track with a snow on it!!!

alpine season has officially begun!

Oh I love this sport

And there is Cameron Alexander with Bib 63. So when Bennett finishes you still can’t be sure of anything heh 👍

Bryce Bennett with Bib 62 in today’s SuperG. LOL 

you have to wait till the end then

PS. Jan Zabystran 💪💪💪

I wonder if some of our Romanian users could write a bit about circumstances of that ROU decision. My bet is Causeascu thoght that in those difficult time for Romanian people (the 80's) sports success may make some support for him and improve the mood in the nation. But i don't know Romania, never been there, that's my thoughts only, my guesses.

ROU did a great job to go to LA. Many say their athletes were cheered there a lot.

2 hours ago, JoshMartini007 said:

Unlike 1984, they don't have as much influence on other nations to follow suit.

POL decision to skip LA 1984 was the worst thing in our olympic history, apart from some doping and injury issues.

3 minutes ago, Antooo said:

Hey, i think i'll finish the project by the end of the year! Im on day 10 !

Thank you very much! You are doing a great job here! Thanks

On 7/26/2021 at 7:01 AM, Pontus said:

Thanks! I am aware of this, but really enjoyed having the events displayed graphically side-by-side, sorted by sport and time.

@Pontus Hey! I think we have sth for you here for Paris 😎👍

@Josh i didn’t have time for more detailed analyzis but it looks like our medal tables are quite similar to each other even if we predicted many events differently . Good!

3 minutes ago, Josh said:

Just finished day 16, @rafalgorka curious to hear your thoughts on the predicted medalists and final medal table (for the most part) in terms of nations. 
 

Also, I read your reply to my last one, why don’t you like Amusan?

Going to work now. I will be back here in the evening CET. 👍👍👍

All the ice hockey fans:

In an imaginary world, if olympics are this season and if NHL makes a break for games, and if all the best players say YES - what is the real strength of all these main NOCs here? Who should make it to the Top 4???

POL will not be there, if they somehow get there i'd be extremely surprised

I hope all the best NHL players will show up - but we all know it's rather unlikely. If the olympics were in USA or Canada... But fortunately these ones are in Europe and i would really like to go - 3 days, ice hockey, figure skating and short track - that would be fun

Medal table (23 events)

4-3-2---9

4-3-1---8

4-2-4---10

3-1-3---7

3-1-1---5

2-3-2---7

2-1-2---5

1-4-3---8

0-1-2---3

0-1-1---2

0-1-1---2

0-1-0---1

0-1-0---1

0-0-1---1

ICE HOCKEY

Men

1. Canada

2. Czechia

3. Slovakia

Women

1. Canada

2. United States

3. Sweden

Medal table (21 events)

4-3-1---8

4-2-4---10

4-2-2---8

3-1-1---5

2-3-2---7

2-1-2---5

1-4-3---8

1-1-3---5

0-1-2---3

0-1-1---2

0-1-0---1

0-1-0---1

FIGURE SKATING

Men

1. Ilia Malinin USA

2. Shoma Uno JPN

3. Adam Siao Him Fa FRA

Women

1. Kaori Sakamoto JPN

2. Loena Hendrickx BEL

3. Isabeau Levito USA

Pairs

1. Sara Conti, Niccolo Macii ITA

2. Minerva Fabienne Hase, Nikita Volodin GER

3. Deanna Stellato-Dudek, Maxime Deschamps CAN

Ice Dance

1. Madison Chock, Evan Bates USA

2. Charlene Guignard, Marco Fabbri ITA

3. Piper Gilles, Paul Poirier CAN

Team Event

1. United States

2. Canada

3. Japan