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This might be the first guess more obscure than the actual record

Hint #1:

Also, in case anyone is curious about the number of olympians entered here…I made a list of the athletes entered in Lake Placid, who registered a result at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics. ALP Men Harutyun Harutyunyan - Giant Slalom: DNS Michel Macedo - Giant Slalom: DNS, Slalom: DNF Ho Ping-jui - Slalom: DNF Jan Zabystřan - Super G: 25th, Alpine Combined: DNF, Giant Slalom: DNF, Slalom: DNF Tormis Laine - Giant Slalom: DNF, Slalom: DNF Andrej Drukarov - Giant Slalom: DNF, Slalom: DNS Matthieu Osch - Giant Slalom: 28th, Slalom: DNF Women Kathryn Parker - Slalom: DNF Eva Vukadinova - Giant Slalom: 36th, Slalom: DNF Lee Wen-yi - Slalom: 50th Alexandra Troitskaya - Slalom: DNF Zuzanna Czapska - Giant Slalom: 30th, Slalom: DNF Petra Hromcová - Super G: 38th, Mixed Team: Elim. in R of 16 Anastasiia Shepilenko - Super G: 37th, Giant Slalom: 39th, Slalom: DNF BTH Men Vladislav Kireyev - Sprint: 77th, Individual: 25th Alexandr Mukhin - Sprint: 49th, Pursuit: 57th, Individual: 52nd CCS Men Franco Dal Farra - Sprint: 74th, 15km Classic: 86th, 30km Skiathlon: Lapped Mikayel Mikayelyan - 15km Classic: 61st, 30km Skiathlon: 47th Seve de Campo - Sprint: 63rd, 15km Classic: 72nd, 30km Skiathlon: Lapped, 50km Mass Start: 51st, Team Sprint: Elim. in SFNL Ryo Hirose - 15km Classic: 43rd, 30km Skiathlon: 41st Mateusz Haratyk - 15km Classic: 60th, 30km Skiathlon: Lapped, 50km Mass Start: 50th Jaume Pueyo - Sprint: 37th Women Mariel Merlii Pulles - Sprint: 41st, Team Sprint: Elim. in SFNL Nadezhda Stepashkina - Sprint: 51st, 10km Classic: 57th, 15km Skiathlon: 58th, 30km Mass Start: 49th, Team Sprint: Elim. in SFNL, Relay: 15th Xeniya Shalygina - Sprint: 67th, 10km Classic: 53rd, 15km Skiathlon: 48th, Team Sprint: Elim. in SFNL, Relay: 15th Karolina Kukuczka - 10km Classic: 64th, Relay: 14th Weronika Kaleta - Sprint: 50th, Relay: 14th Kristína Sivoková - Sprint: 72nd, 10km Classic: 81st Neža Žerjav - 10km Classic: 71st, 15km Skiathlon: 55th, 30km Mass Start: 53rd CUR Men Daniel Magnusson - Team: 1st [Gold Medalist] Women Tahli Gill - Mixed Doubles: 10th Han Yu - Team: 7th Dong Ziqi - Team: 7th FSK Men Deividas Kizala - Ice Dance: 23rd Lee Si-hyeong - Single: 27th Ivan Shmuratko - Single: 24th Women Alexandra Feigin - Single: 24th Eva-Lotta Kiibus - Single: 21st Kaori Sakamoto - Single: 3rd Paulina Ramanauskaitė - Ice Dance: 23rd Ekaterina Kurakova - Single: 12th Kim Ye-lim - Single: 9th IHO Women Akane Shiga - Team: 6th Miyuu Masuhara - Team: 6th Remi Koyama - Team: 6th Shiori Yamashita - Team: 6th NCB Men Andrzej Szczechowicz - NH Gundersen: 35th, LH Gundersen: 45th Dmytro Mazurchuk - NH Gundersen: 36th, LH Gundersen: 32nd SBD Women Sophie Hediger - Snowboardcross: 19th *Entries are still missing for a sports

Casual 13-0 victory for

Another good guess, but still NOT the correct answer.

I’m now playing a round of spot the @Sindo. Let’s see if I can win a prize It appears @Sindo relayed @hckošice request as they’ve added a game clock to the graphics

You’re in the right line of work, but that’s not the record.

It is a record. It does NOT come from the sport of cycling. A solid guess though.

Wrong again! A chance for a new user to claim a spot on the scoreboard. If there’s no more guesses in the next few hours, I’ll drop a hint.

finally gets a goal

Nope, that’s actually significantly longer than the record I posted.

I actually can appreciate this tournament more if it’s just a bunch of university level players getting an international experience they otherwise wouldn’t without this tournament. I think those are the players this event should be for in some ways (developmental for younger athletes or last hurray for older athletes unlikely to compete at a higher level).

6 Hours, 56 Minutes Edit: Revised to more accurate measure

No, he’s at Roos House. @Sindo can represent us at v.

It’s got natural sound and stadium comms though, so better than nothing

Tens of people in attendance for this Wednesday afternoon ice hockey preliminary match

Yes

This screams men’s 10,000m speed skating, but I think the current times are half a minute lower than that…

It would appear there is a grand total of six (6) entries in women’s nordic combined There’s still a few sports missing entries, but I have noticed a few Olympians and bigger names amongst the entires. Notably, women’s figure skating has five skaters who made the free skate in Beijing entered, including bronze medalist Kaori Sakamoto

@De_Boni.BR I thought the selections were interesting because it seemed like there were a few differences between the announced selections for Lucerne and the teams ultimately selected for Lake Placid. I’d imagine the pandemic/invasion/timing had something to do with it, but I still wonder how FISU makes their discretionary selections for various sports at the summer/winter Universiades (ie, what actually criteria are applied to replace the relegated teams). Welcome to the forum by the way

@Sindo made any feline friends this time around? Venue looks nice

Just wait until you hear about the fencing, swimming, laser shooting, obstacle course component their adding to it

If you need a reason to get excited for these games, is scheduled to make their debut with cross country skier Link: https://medium.com/beacon-of-olympia/haitian-skiing-to-countrys-debut-at-winter-universiade-aa29a77075d8

really is copying the U.S. homework at this point