Quasit

Stage 7 in Sankt Moritz (SUI)
 
Women´s Downhill:
 
1. Emma Aicher    1:30.50
2. Lindsey Vonn    1:30.74
3. Sofia Goggia    1:30.79
 
Full Final Results HERE

SF 
 29-23 
 35-25 
 
Bronze Medal Match
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Final
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Well, I think the final is 99.9% likely to go to Norway. But I imagine Germany is already quite satisfied with this silver medal.

Aicher takes over, keeps the race alive.

Aicher takes the lead by 0.24!

Stage 7 in Sankt Moritz (SUI)
 
Women´s Downhill:
 
1. Lindsey Vonn     1:29.63
2. Magdalena Egger   1:30.61
3. Mirjam Puchner    1:30.79
 
Full Final Results HERE

OMG!!!!! 
Lindsay is baaack!
the season is over, the Olympic Gold is already gone

seem slow today, maybe holding back for lap 3.
 
Giacomel takes the lead!
 
Straight race with Botn now!  
 
And just when it looks like Giacomel had won, here comes  Perrot!
 
Looks like 's day!

USA will.play in California then Seattle then California ...why hell this long distance , teams should stay in 1 place , this is tiring even for spectators 

women's Epee ( Vancouver)
 
Gold:  Giulia Rizzi
Silver:  Marie-Florence Candassamy
Bronze:  Eszter Muhari &  Lim Tae Hee
 
Full Rankings & Results
https://www.fencingtimelive.com/events/results/308FA406A2FD4E8D9FCC5EA03F41E7C3

women's Team Foil ( Busan)
 
Gold:  Italy
Silver:  United States
Bronze:  Japan
 
Full Rankings & Results
https://www.fencingtimelive.com/events/results/E37F7418566341D688E25D98F12D8A69

men's Team Foil ( Fukuoka)
 
Gold:  Italy
Silver:  France
Bronze:  Japan
 
Full Rankings & Results
https://www.fencingtimelive.com/events/results/896E8C4F2BF541DF883769BE7C7E9B7A

women's Sabre ( Orleans)
 
Gold:  Michela Battiston
Silver:  Anna Spiesz
Bronze:  Mariella Viale &  Sara Balzer
 
Full Rankings & Results
https://fie.org/competitions/2026/152

women's Foil ( Busan)
 
Gold:  Martina Batini
Silver:  Yuka Ueno
Bronze:  Martina Favaretto &  Lauren Scruggs
 
Full Rankings & Results
https://fie.org/competitions/2026/125

Parallel Giant Slalom WC Mylin 
 
Women
Gold-  Lucia Dalmasso
Silver-  Elisa Caffont
Bronze-  Malena Zamfirova
 
Zamfirova is only 16 years old!
 
Men
Gold-  Maurizio Bormolini
Silver-  Benjamin Karl
Bronze- Aaron March
 
Full Results

I only kinda know Wayne Gretzky by name, don't think I ever heard or saw him really do anything, but man, for someone called 'The Great One' that sure was an underwhelming performance by him  
 
Pronounced half the countries like he had never even heard of them (which I assume is correct), and made it seem as though reading a card with a grand total of 4 countries on it was super difficult. Shaquille O'Neal and Aaron Judge at least clearly practiced the names in their pot. The full 'Islamic Republic of Iran' by Shaq for example, I feel like Gretzky would just have said 'I R Iran' and thought the I and R were a typo.

All 3 host nations got the weakest oponents

Just shut the fuck up and start the draw for jesus christ sake ya overseas weirdos 

Wierer wins by 0.3!!! 

Stage 4 in Copper Mountain (USA)
 
Women´s Slalom:
 
1. Mikaela Shiffrin    1:48.75
2. Lena Duerr  1:50.32
3. Lara Colturi    1:50.60
 
Full Final Results HERE

so, as expected, no gold in the men's Kata and only 3 total medals 
 
luckily, the great Matteo Avanzini saved our ass, winning the most prestigious gold of them all and renovating the great tradition  has in the men's heavyweights after a few years of drought
 
being one of the only 4 Nations (tbh, it should be 3, as  only got it because they're the only serious player in Oceania) with people qualified to this World Champ final stage in every class should make us proud, but only one medal out of 10 kumite categories is definitely not acceptable, it must be named "disappointing"
 
more in general, it's confirmed the great variety of competitive Nations in this sport and how difficult is it to take a medal home, with only the Host Country  being capable of winning more than one gold medal and a good total of 28 Countries winning at least one medal out of "only" 12 competitions.

And the Germans take all 4 gold medals.  The USA nabbed three medals, and  and  each nabbed one bronze.
 
Full results posted up in Post 2. 

more surprises Today
 
for what concerns , Today it was definitely a better day, but still not completely satisfying (Ferracuti's loss in the round of 16 hurts)
 
Tomorrow the Para-Karate will be on stage in the morning, then in the afternoon it's time for the Quarterfinals and Semifinals in all the Kata and Kumite classes, in order to set up Sunday's big medal session

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2025/nov/26/valerenga-anti-doping-changes-artificial-pitch-causes-footballer-to-fail-drug-test
 
Footballers test positive for the pitch

Bobsleigh IBSF World Cup 2025 - 2026  
Multi-Stage Event - 22 November 2025 - 18 January 2026  
 
Official Website Programme Results System Facebook Page Discussion Thread

gotta say that this new track has absolutely nothing of the old one, it's just one more state-of-the-art modern slide
 
not a surprise that the Germans look unbeatable also here, as except for the first 4 curves, it's only about the sleds rather than the drivers, especially the final stint with almost flat profile
 
tbh, I was hoping for a way more tricky track
 
our only chance is the weather
if in February the temperature goes down to -10 and below, then, the rest of the world has a little chance that the German sleds might have a few troubles, otherwise just prepare yourself to listen to "Deutschland uber alles" almost every day