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I sincerely still doubt about

Škantárs had to move to the less known wildwater canoeing after the removal of the C2 in Canoe Slalom, Veronika Zuzulová retired after PC 2018, so no many athletes from your list remains to cheer for but still nice to know that there a fan of our athletes somewhere in the sunny California

Stage 2 Sunday - July 8th, 2018 h. 13:20 (GMT +2) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mouilleron Saint Germain - La Roche sur Yon 183km - Flat ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SAGAN Peter 4:06:37 COLBRELLI Sonny +0 DEMARE Arnaud +0 Complete Standing HERE YELLOW JERSEY Peter Sagan (SVK) 8:29:53 Fernando Gaviria (COL) +6 Sonny Colbrelli (ITA) +10 GREEN JERSEY Peter Sagan (SVK) 104 Fernando Gaviria (COL) 78 Alexander Kristoff (NOR) 53 POLKA DOT JERSEY Dion Smith (AUS) 1 Kevin Ledanois (FRA) 1 WHITE JERSEY Fernando Gaviria (COL) 8:29:59 Dylan Groenewegen (NED) +10 Dion Smith (AUS) +10

Stage 3 Augsburg (GER) - 5 July 2018 - 8 July 2018 Men's K1 Slalom Cross Non-Olympic Event Final Results EIGEL Pavel -Final POLACZYK Rafal -Final HENGST Stefan -Final Full Final Results HERE Trial Run (Qualifiers) Results HERE

@heywoodu Stage 3 Augsburg (GER) - 5 July 2018 - 8 July 2018 Women's K1 Slalom Cross Non-Olympic Event Final Results SATILA Ana -Final WEGMAN Martina -Final MUKHGALEEVA Polina -Final Full Final Results HERE Trial Run (Qualifiers) Results HERE

That´s really nice to hear. yes he definitely is, even in Slovakia, when he arrive for a day or two, he never denied a autograph or a photo and you can imagine the hysteria here when someone see him, it´s going for a long time to greet or just shake hands with everyone + he is really open and funny guy who end every discussion with some jokes In other hand, Many athletes ? didn´t knew we have MANY athletes known abroad

this is so absolutely insanely fantastic what a incredible fabulous sport person our small country have in this guy

YELLOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

Updated as of 8th July, 2018 Šimon Bujna finished second in the fastest 200m run on Slovak territory ever during todays National Championship with a time of 20.67 and became the 16th Officially qualified SVK athlete for Berlin 2018 Ján Volko btw improved in that race a new NR of 20.24 Qualified Athletes with the EA standards Men´s Ján Volko (100 m and 200 m) Šimon Bujna (200 m) Martin Kučera (400 m Hurdles) Tibor Sahajda (marathon) Matej Tóth (20 km Race Walk and 50 km Race Walk) *Obviously he´ll very likely focus only for the 50km Miroslav Úradník (20 km Race Walk) Dušan Majdán (50 km Race Walk) Lukáš Beer (High Jump) Matúš Bubeník (High Jump) Tomáš Veszelka (Triple Jump) Marcel Lomnický (Hammer Throw) Women´s Alexandra Bezeková (200 m and 400 m) Iveta Putalová (400 m) Martina Hrašnová (Hammer Throw) Mária Katerinka Czaková (20 km Race Walk and 50 km Race Walk) Lucia Vadlejch (Heptathlon) Qualified Athletes with the SAZ (Slovak Athletics Federation) standards *A athlete can qualify throughout this standard only if there no other similar Under 23 years old athlete in the country that reached the EA standard in the event, but will be still a subject of approval from the ECh Technical delegate Women´s Stanislava Lajčáková (100 m Hurdles) Emma Zapletalová (400 m Hurdles)

brw Craddock still on the race

Grmay out

Stage 3 Augsburg (GER) - 5 July 2018 - 8 July 2018 Men's K1 (3/5) Final Results KAUZER Peter 94.86 PRSKAVEC Jiri 95.10 AIGNER Hannes 95.79 Full Final Results HERE Semifinal Results HERE Heats Results Run 1 and Run 2

Stage 3 Augsburg (GER) - 5 July 2018 - 8 July 2018 Women's C1 (3/5) Final Results FOX Jessica 111.15 FRANKLIN Mallory 115.65 SATILA Ana 115.79 Full Final Results HERE Semifinal Results HERE Heats Results Run 1 and Run 2

Stage 2 Sunday - July 8th, 2018 h. 13:20 (GMT +2) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mouilleron Saint Germain - La Roche sur Yon 183km - Flat ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Timetable

Quarterfinal Russia - Croatia 2:2 After Extra Time (1:1, 1:1), 3:4 After Penalties Goals: 31. Cheryshev 1:0, 115. Fernandés 2:2 - 39. Kramarić 1:1, 100. Vida 1:2 Penalties Shootout: Smolov Missed 0:0, Dzagoev 1:1, Fernandés Missed 1:1, Ignashevich 2:2, Kuzyaev 3:3 - Brozović 0:1, Kovačić Missed 1:1, Modrić 1:2, Vida 2:3, Rakitić 3:4 Yellow Cards: Gazinskiy - Lovren, Strinić, Vida, Pivarić. Officials: Ricci – De Carvalho, Van Gasse (all BRA), 44.287 attendance Russia: Akinfeev - Fernandes, Kutepov, Ignashevich, Kudryashov - Zobnin, Kuzyaev - Samedov (54. Erokhin), Golovin (102. Dzagoev), Cheryshev (67. Smolov) - Dzyuba (79. Gazinskiy) Croatia: Subašić - Vrsaljko (97. Ćorluka), Lovren, Vida, Strinić (74. Pivarić) - Rakitić, Modrić - Rebić, Kramarić (88. Kovačić), Perišić (63. Brozović) - Mandžukić

Ofc CRO will win this because you know...Time to remember to peoples here that obviously the experts picked

Dude, I would change so many things if I could...for start just remove the anthems before the matches, this is sport you have to deserve to hear your anthem, so only for the winners and only after the matches

I´ll never get why the overtime must continue when someone score

Croatia lost the first goal race. Every team which scored the first goal won his quarterfinal here. Goal ! Ajmo Vatreni !

Alexander Ovechkin with the holy grail in Moscow fan zone before CRO-RUS