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PROVISIONAL STANDING AFTER DAY 7 Thursday 16.01.2020 Total Medal Events: 3 Cumulative Medal Events: 35 1. RUS 5 - 8 - 4 2. SUI 5 - 5 - 3 3. JPN 4 - 2 - 1 4. SWE 3 - 0 - 2 5. FRA 2 - 3 - 4 6. ITA 2 - 3 - 2 7. AUT 2 - 1 - 4 8. NOR 2 - 0 - 1 9. NED 2 - 0 - 0 10. CHN 1 - 1 - 2 -. ESP 1 - 1 - 2 12. FIN 1 - 1 - 0 13. POL 1 - 0 - 0 -. KOR 1 - 0 - 0 15. GER 0 - 1 - 1 -. ISR 0 - 1 - 1 17. COL 0 - 1 - 0 -. CZE 0 - 1 - 0 -. SLO 0 - 1 - 0 20. USA 0 - 0 - 2 21. BLR 0 - 0 - 1 -. GEO 0 - 0 - 1 *MIXED NOC´s medals (4 - 4 - 4) are not included in the medal Table

Event 35/81 CURLING Mixed Teams: 1. NORWAY Grunde Burass Nora Oestgaard Lukas Hoestmaelingen Ingeborg Forbregd 2. JAPAN Takumi Maeda Momoha Tabata Asei Nakahara Mina Kobayashi 3. RUSSIA Valeriia Denisenko Mikhail Vlasenko Alina Fakhurtdinova Nikolai Lysakov Full Final Result HERE

Event 34/81 SPEED SKATING Women´s Mass Start: 1. Yang Binyu 6:22.68 (30) 2. Zuzana Kursova 6:16.41 (25) 3. Katia Filippi 6:22.83 (10) Full Final Result HERE

Event 33/81 SPEED SKATING Men´s Mass Start: 1. Motonaga Arito 6:02.58 (30) 2. Diego Amaya Martinez 6:03.75 (20) 3. Pavel Taran 6:04.04 (10) Full Final Result HERE

Ah ok, sorry my bad, so it´s actually really weird then. I obviously did some googling and find this article from 7th June 2007 Russian Olympic champion from Sydney want compete for Slovakia https://www.olympic.sk/clanok/rusky-olympijsky-vitaz-v-zapaseni-zo-sydney-david-musulbes-chce-reprezentovat-slovensko Kertanti explaining that yes Musulbes was at that time coach of RUS team but still wanted to wrestle, the Russian authorities denied him this chance saying he is too old, apparently also Georgia was offering him the citzenship but his friendship with Kertanti prevailed and he choosed Slovakia Actually yes, from what I read he was resident in Volgograd and came to Slovakia only few days per year, mostly during the competitions like national championships or promo actions etc.. I can´t say about all, I definitely doubt they are really connected with Slovakia, but 3 of the guys are actually for sure Taimuraz Salkazanov, Akhsarbek Gulaev and Boris Makoev are all quite connected with the country, the first two are living here for a long while now, they even competed in the juniors categories for our colours. Taimuraz is speaking a very nice and clean fluent slovak, same for Gulaev, Makoev is at least also trying to speak in slovak with our journalists too but he has to use sometimes russian or english words

I doubt Petra will use this kind of excuses, I mean, dude, she already lost, what, some million of races and I never heard she said it was because of how the track was buld. In the opposite she usually claimed "Mikaela was too strong" "Mika was skiing really good" "I did a silly mistake" "I was not focused enough" "I don´t feel in perfect shape yet" etc...but never heard from her to say something about wrong waxing, not well prepared skis, how the track was build or bad snow, which you know the best, racing in warm temperatures is her weakest weapon. but still never made excuses because of this, so I think you should not be worried about that, she don´t search for stupid excuses, that´s just not her style, at least from what I know her. This was the first time she said something about the track and it was just after journalist asked her about the topic,but still she did not accused anyone just said "The 2nd run track was obviously harder and was not favorable for me so that´s why I didn´t feel comfortable and logically lost a lot of time" no accusation, just forced statement, I mean, things every skier said at least once It was Magoni who was directly accusing. I agree the guy has a how to say "special character" and I admit he use some "strange methodes" but still, untill his methodes will be legal, who is legitimate to blame him This war is clearly only between the coaches, and the medias used or are trying the occasion to put more fuel on it than it really is necessary, the athletes in other side are certainly not the best friends but are respecting themselves (both climing that) and that´s what matters Anyway, once again I am really annoyed about this topic and I realy want to stop wasting my time in this, I even feel like I have to appologize to all who had to read two pages full of trash topic that belong rather for a cheep tabloid than in a serious sport forum we want to have.

and for us building the track deliberately just against one opponent is more shameful. I don´t believe in coincidences, the second run in Flacahau was bizarre, placing that particular changing direction gate just right on the place where Petra fell out 2 years ago is sorry, but no a coincicdence. period. He did not set a track to help his skier, this was clearly the worst slalom run of Mikaela I saw since PyeongChang, one can really easily start to think that he set this run just to make sure Petra does not succeed, and this IS for us a much bigger deal than filming someone training on the same slope. and why we would have be terrified because Americans dislike something ? who they are to say us what we can do and what we can not, because this is evil evil in USA ? I don´t buy your arguments in this case, if it was me they are accusing of I would film them again and again just because. and anyway as I wrote, I am starting to be really annoyed and pissed about this whole bullshit. I turn the page, you have your true and I am really not thy type of guy to forcibly pushing my opinions to others and arguing endlessly around one crap.

I remember him qualifying for the games in spring 2007 winning the European championship, so yes at least 1 year before the games he was already competing for Slovakia Actually I also remember the story, because it was shown in our TV when he won that Bejing medal, it was the NT coach at that time Rodion Kertanti who called him (as good friends) because he knew that David wanted to win one more Olymic gold before retiring and Russia apparently denied him the chance saying he is too old and they are focusing on some younger guys or so..so in 2006 if I´m not wrong Rodion asked him if he don´t want to try it in SVK colors, he said yes ad the rest you know

Thanks for the links, did not know about it. I´m definitely not good in German, sorry for that, but it looks to me like he said they were training on the same hill or so, so they filmed her, ok. I admit it. it was stupid. Maybe they should ask them if they can do it or not..but I still don´t see any prove they did it again and if he said one week later to the medias all over the world that he did not send anyone to film Mikaela to spy her somewhere kilometers away, I believe him. like why would he be so stupid to lie 7 days later to the medias ? Anyway, ok. This topic is more for the gossip and medias which are actually really trying to put more fuel than it is necessary. and personally, I am not going to fight the whole night about it. I was more than happy that Petra beat Mikaela, such things does not happen often, so I am enoying it and I am pretty sure filming her once when they were training side by side (once again, if I understood correctly) was not the reason why Petra beat her in Zagreb.

Sadly nowadays it´s like our complete NT is composed of naturalized guys. I mean yes, a couple of them are young and competed for us already at different juniors categories, but it is still kinda weird for me IMO, we used to have some solid wrestlers in the czechoslovakian era, now it looks like we're not even trying to attract kids for this sport or create any talents, just do some shopping... it's almost an insult to the likes of Lohyňa brothers and others our glorious olympic medalists of the past like Athanasov, Poliačik, Strnisko, Karabin or Herda

No. The rules are clear, every player had to play. In fact every player had the same ice time. 3 periodes of 16 minutes each. 3 lines of 3 players + 2 alternating guys (every match 2 different players), the first line play the whole match meanwhile the other two lines add the alternates for every second shift to replace always another player. For every game the first line has to be different, in match 2 the 2nd line became the 1st line etc... each shift is on the ice for exactly for 1 minute and have to be changed by the next line (48 shifts in total) Each team had 2 Goaltenders, they were changed every 8 minutes, so even the goalies had the same ice time.

well, the team is as strong as its weakest link. they won gold so they were the strongest Congrats for your athlete, they are seriously impressive here

[hide] Main Round January 16th - January 22nd, 2020 12 Nations, 2 Groups, the 1st and 2nd Nations from each Group will qualify for the Semifinals Group 1 Date & Time (GMT +1) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 January 16th 2020, h. 16:00 Spain 2 Czech Republic January 16th 2020, h. 18:15 Croatia 4 Austria January 16th 2020, h. 20:30 Belarus 1 Germany January 18th 2020, h. 16:00 Belarus 1 Czech Republic January 18th 2020, h. 18:15 Spain 3 Austria January 18th 2020, h. 20:30 Croatia 1 Germany January 20th 2020, h. 16:00 Croatia 2 Czech Republic January 20th 2020, h. 18:15 Belarus 2 Spain January 20th 2020, h. 20:30 Austria 3 Germany January 22nd 2020, h. 16:00 Croatia 1 Spain January 22nd 2020, h. 18:15 Belarus 2 Austria January 22nd 2020, h. 20:30 Czech Republic 2 Germany Group 2 Date & Time (GMT +1) Nation 1 T1 T2 Nation 2 January 17th 2020, h. 16:00 Slovenia 2 Iceland January 17th 2020, h. 18:15 Potugal 2 Sweden January 17th 2020, h. 20:30 Norway 1 Hungary January 19th 2020, h. 14:00 Slovenia 1 Hungary January 19th 2020, h. 16:15 Norway 2 Sweden January 19th 2020, h. 18:30 Potugal 2 Iceland January 21st 2020, h. 16:00 Norway 1 Iceland January 21st 2020, h. 18:15 Potugal 2 Slovenia January 21st 2020, h. 20:30 Hungary 1 Sweden January 22nd 2020, h. 16:00 Norway 1 Slovenia January 22nd 2020, h. 18:15 Potugal 2 Hungary January 22nd 2020, h. 20:30 Iceland 2 Sweden [/hide]

yep and no. nosense. No one is saying that, Shiffrin is the best skier ever, everyone knows that. and ok That´s not Vlhová´s fault nor Swenn-Larsson´s or Hansdotter´s anyway, this reminds me how everyone was bashing Ante Kostelic and his team, looks like small countries don´t have the right to be successfull in this sport because they are not from the "right" countries

yes obviously the mini-team of 1 skier is cheating but the good americans never cheat yeah, we can say the same about Shiffrin´s face when she lost it is pretty known that they don´t like each other. and btw where did you heard she was accusing anyone, she only said the 2nd run was in fact harder and wasn´t really favorable for her - not a single accusation, such things said every skier at least once, I hope we agree on this ? + she called Mikaela as a real inspiration and a true champion. but also their rivalry is the biggest obstacle of real friendship (btw the same words used Shiffrin a week ago) so I don´t see any bitter loser character here it was Magoni who was directly accusing Mike Day, he is a very successful and experienced coach so I think he knows what he say. And it was mainly a counter attack after the accusations of spying that was actually never confirmed... As I said I don´t think anything serious really happened, this is just the medias they inflate a bubble and produce an artificial war

because ?

A real war between Shiffrin´s coach and Vlhová´s coach broke out right now Livio Magoni accused the American coach of deliberately building the second run only the way that Petra would not succeed. In particular, he set up the crossing gate at the place where Petra had fallen out of Flachau slalom two years ago... Mikaela Shiffrin immediatelly denied the accusations during the press conference and I think I can believe her, In the other side, the Shiffrin staff accused Magoni that for money he sent people to the slopes, where Mikaela trains to shoot a video of her rides. Magoni himself denied that and was really really pissed of as you can see from his "too much" hard and sharp words : the words he choosed (being really angry obviously isn´t an excuse) weren't really appropriate for sure, but from his expression I think I can also trust him Source in SVK https://sport.aktuality.sk/c/430266/svetovy-pohar-lyzovanie-petra-vlhova-livio-magoni-mikaela-shiffrinova-americky-trener-postavil-trat-aby-petra-neuspela-nevedia-prehravat-hneva-sa-trener/ well, the backstages of the worlds top sport is really "interesting"

Thursday January 16th, 2020 - Preliminary Round Last Day Schedule (GMT +2) LIVESTREAM Group A: 13:30 New Zealand vs Iceland 20:30 Mexico vs Bulgaria Group B: 10:00 South Africa vs Chinese Taipei 17:00 Australia vs Turkey  *Iceland, Australia and Turkey are already qualified for the Semifinals, **the last spot will be decided in a direct match between Mexico and Bulgaria with the winning team (it doesn´t matter if in Regulation Time or after Overtime/penalty Shoot-Out) qualifying for the semis. ***Australia and Turkey will play for the 1st place of their group, the loser will have to face Iceland (Already assured winner of Group A) the winner will play the winning team of the MEX-BUL match. ****The loser of the Mexico-Bulgaria match will be accompanied with New Zealand, South Africa and Chinese Taipei in the 5th-8th Places Semifinals.

Stage 13 in Bad Gastein (AUT) Mixed Parallel Slalom Teams: 1. GERMANY 1 (Ramona Theresia Hofmeister/Stefan Baumeister) 2. AUSTRIA 1 (Claudia Riegler/Andreas Prommegger) 3. SWITZERLAND 1 (Julie Zogg/Dario Caviezel) Full Final Result HERE

Team Day 6 Results from Left : Bronze Rastislav Eliáš (Team Brown), Silver Nikola Janeková (team Black), Silver Peter Repčík (Team Red) and Bronze Zuzana Dobiašová (Team Blue) Day 6, The Slovak team is still waiting in vain for it´s first medal, but on this day 6 of the games, four young Slovak Ice hockey players got medals together with their teammates from their respective mixed teams. Nikola Janeková with her team Black and Peter Repčík with his team Red lost their big Gold Medal games, but they will still return home with a silver (youth) Olympic medal. The HC Košice goalie, Team Brown netminder Rastislav Eliáš and Zuzana Dobiašová with her team Blue won their last matches of the tournament and are enjoying Bronze medals. Hard luck for Adam Sýkora and Ivana Látková who experienced the opposite emotions after losing the bronze medal games. Congrats to all !

PROVISIONAL STANDING AFTER DAY 6 Wednesday 15.01.2020 Total Medal Events: 6 Cumulative Medal Events: 32 1. RUS 5 - 8 - 2 2. SUI 5 - 5 - 3 3. JPN 3 - 1 - 1 4. SWE 3 - 0 - 2 5. FRA 2 - 3 - 4 6. ITA 2 - 3 - 1 7. AUT 2 - 1 - 4 8. NED 2 - 0 - 0 9. ESP 1 - 1 - 2 10. FIN 1 - 1 - 0 11. NOR 1 - 0 - 1 12. POL 1 - 0 - 0 -. KOR 1 - 0 - 0 14. CHN 0 - 1 - 2 15. GER 0 - 1 - 1 -. ISR 0 - 1 - 1 17. SLO 0 - 1 - 0 18. USA 0 - 0 - 2 19. BLR 0 - 0 - 1 -. GEO 0 - 0 - 1 *MIXED NOC´s medals (4 - 4 - 4) are not included in the medal Table

Event 32/81 FIGURE SKATING Mixed NOC Team Event: 1. TEAM COURAGE 24 Arlet Levandi (ESTONIA) Kseniia Sinitsyna (RUSSIA) Utana Yoshida / Shingo Nishiyama (JAPAN) Alina Butaeva / Luka Berulava (GEORGIA) 2. TEAM FOCUS 22 Yuma Kagiyama (JAPAN) Kate Wang (UNITED STATES) Sofya Tyutyunina / Alexander Shustitskiy (RUSSIA) Cate Fleming / Jedidah Isbell (UNITED STATES) 3. TEAM VISION 18 Andrei Mozalev (RUSSIA) Regina Schermann (HUNGARY) Natalie D´Alessandro / Bruce Waddell (CANADA) Sofiia Nesterova / Artem Darenskyi (UKRAINE) Full Final Result HERE

Fun fact: Both gold medalists Team Yellow (Girls) and Green (Boys) were coached by coaches 16 coaches (8 male and 8 female) from all over the world were invited to coach the teams and both our coaches Igor Andrejkovič received the M Green, Diana Kosová was selected as coach of the W Yellow team led their teams to the gold medals.

Event 31/81 ICE HOCKEY Men's Mixed NOC 3-on-3: 1. TEAM GREEN Ilya Korzun (BELARUS) Stepan Malecek (CZECH REPUBLIC) Marek Potsinok (ESTONIA) Nathan Nicoud (FRANCE) Yam Yau (HONG KONG) Levente Hegedus (HUNGARY) Alessandro Segafredo (ITALY) Nicolas Elgas (LUXEMBOURG) Patrik Dalen (NORWAY) Artyom Pronichkin (RUSSIA) Maks Percic (SLOVENIA) Pablo Gonzalez (SPAIN) Volodymyr Troshkin (UKRAINE) 2. TEAM RED Lin Wei-Yu (CHINESE TAIPEI) Juho Lukkari (FINLAND) Mael Halladj (FRANCE) Matthias Bittner (GERMANY) Mack Stewart (GREAT BRITAIN) Dylan Wesseling (NETHERLANDS) Sander Selvaer (NORWAY) Aleks Menc (POLAND) Matija Dinic (SERBIA) Peter Repcik (SLOVAKIA) Tjas Lesnicar (SLOVENIA) Jan Hornecker (SWITZERLAND) Denys Pasko (UKRAINE) 3. TEAM BROWN Sai Lake (AUSTRALIA) Luka Banek (CROATIA) Matyas Sapovaliv (CZECH REPUBLIC) Erik Potsinok (ESTONIA) Hugo Galvez (FRANCE) Marlon Dacunto (GERMANY) Evan Nauth (GREAT BRITAIN) Elvis Hsu Chuo Xi (HONG KONG) Milan Ivadi (HUNGARY) Artur Seniut (LITHUANIA) Axel Ruski-Jones (NEW ZEALAND) Sebastian Aarsund (NORWAY) Rastislav Elias (SLOVAKIA) Full Final Result HERE