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nah this time she´ll be certainly more carefull to win these points

@dcro Popovic 29th after Super G

Riessle ! yeah I know I know...always must be someone who destroy my predictions NORDIC COMBINED Individual Normal Hill / 10 km Day 2, February 24th, 2017 Johannes Rydzek Eric Frenzel Fabian Rießle

for me it work without problems, I had also already 5 differnet live timings opened at same time and they worked normally

@heywoodu

8 loops in a sprint

and we know the official Spring Classics program of Peter Sagan 25. february: Omloop Het Nieuwsblad (P. Sagan, Michael Kolář) 26. february: Kuurne – Brusel – Kuurne (P. Sagan, Kolář) 4. march: Strade Bianche (P. Sagan) 19. march: Milano – San Remo (P. Sagan, J. Sagan, Kolář) 24. march: E3 Harelbeke (P. Sagan, J. Sagan, Kolář) 26. march: Gent – Wevelgem (P. Sagan, J. Sagan, Kolář) 2. april: Tour des Flandres (P. Sagan, J. Sagan, Kolář) 9. april: Paris – Roubaix (P. Sagan, J. Sagan, Kolář)

Don´t know about anyone, We had one young guy Kartík few years ago competing in lower level categories here and there, but I haven´t heard anything about him for a while now...I assume he just gave up, which would be absolutely pretty understandable, considering the situation in our Nordic Skiing

Pažout isn´t competing he had the shortest jumps of the czechs 5 during training sessions, so he was replaced by Vytrval for todays race. btw the czechs have the youngest team here 3 of the 4 guys starting today are among 7 youngest athletes competing in Nordic Combined at Lahti 2017 what a prospects for bright future

I found only this so far, impossible to find any complet video including the Solano race if you were asking for that

Tomorrows Individual Gundersen Normal Hill Start List (In reverse order )

Tomorrows Womens Individual Normal Hill Start List Tomorrows Mens Individual Normal Hill Qualification Start List (Top 40 qualify for the final race + 10 already pre-qualified athletes with BIB 57-66)

FIS NORDIC SKIING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2017 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Women's Sprint Freestyle Final Results FALLA Maiken Caspersen -F DIGGINS Jessica -F RANDALL Kikkan -F ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Men's Sprint Freestyle Final Results PELLEGRINO Federico -F USTIUGOV Sergey -F KLAEBO Johannes Hoesflot -F Falla and Pellegrino are World Sprint Champions 2017 Maiken Caspersen Falla of Norway and Federico Pellegrino of Italy are World Champions in the free technique sprints in Lahti Finland. Falla led the way ahead of a pair of American's Jessie Diggins in silver +1.66 and Kikkan Randall the bronze +3.76. For Falla the 2014 Olympic Sprint Champion it was her first individual World Championship gold medal. She previously won a gold medal in Falun 2015 in the team sprint with Ingvild Flugstad Oestberg. For Diggins it was her third World Championships medal and her second silver. She took second place in the 10 km free technique interval start in 2015, and was World Champion in the team sprint with Randall in 2013. Randall completed her World Championship collection with bronze today, after taking sprint silver in 2009 in Liberec, and the silver with Diggins in Val di Fiemme. Pre race favourites Stina Nilsson of Sweden and Natalia Matveeva of Russia went down in a crash on the final curve in their semi-final. The contact earned Nilsson a yellow card and she was Ranked as Last in her heat. Italy's Pellegrino has always been known for his finish and today he came from second place off the final curve to take the gold and become the World Sprint Champion just won year removed from winning the overall FIS sprint title. In the silver medal position was Russia's Sergey Ustiugov just +0.15 behind and in the bronze medal the rising start of the Norwegian team Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo +0.44 back. It's a first time individual medal for Pellegrino who took the bronze in the team sprint in Falun 2015. This was as well a first individual World Championships medal for Ustiugov who previous had a bronze medal in the 4 x 10 km relay in Val di Fiemme 2013. He has many World Junior and U23 Championship wins. For Klaebo it was his first ever World Championships and the bronze medal follows just 4 days after he recorded his first ever World Cup victory in Otepää, Estonia. Competitions continue Saturday with the ladies' and men's Skiathlon events. Full Qualifications Results Mens and Womens Full Final Results Mens and Womens Maiken Caspersen Falla 2017 Sprint World Champion Womens Sprint Freestyle Final Federico Pellegrino 2017 Sprint World Champion Mens Sprint Freestyle Final Race Replay Women´s Sprint Freestyle Quarterfinals, Semifinals, Final Race Replay Men´s Sprint Freestyle Quarterfinals, Semifinals, Final

TEAM SLOVAKIA For European Indoor Championships in Belgrade (SRB 03.03.-05.03.2017) Men´s Ján VOLKO (60m) Denis DANÁČ (400m) Jozef REPČÍK (800m) Matúš TALÁN (800m) Lukáš BEER (High Jump) Matúš BUBENÍK (High Jump) Tomáš VESZELKA (Triple Jump) Matúš OLEJ (Shot Put) Women´s Alexandra BEZEKOVÁ (60m) Iveta PUTALOVÁ (400m) Alexandra ŠTUKOVÁ (800m) Stanislava LAJČÁKOVÁ (60m Hurdles) Jana VELĎÁKOVÁ (Long Jump) Dana VELĎÁKOVÁ (Triple Jump) Lucia SLANÍČKOVÁ (Pentathlon)

CROSS-COUNTRY Women's Sprint Day 1, February 23rd, 2017 Stina Nilsson Maiken Caspersen Falla Heidi Weng CROSS-COUNTRY Men's Sprint Day 1, February 23rd, 2017 Sergey Ustiugov Johannes Høsflot Klæbo Federico Pellegrino

In the whole history Norway never failed to win a sprint mens World championships medal but well first time was sprint a WCh event in 2001..but still, impressive streak

Have all 3 medalists but in wrong order

oh no, I predicted Falla for silver behind Stina Nilsson, so still a chance for at least something...Falla go for 2nd place in other hand all my mens are still in the race

3 americans in final anyone of my predictions in the final 6 what a start for me

Stina Nilsson out

right now we are still only in the mens quarterfinals live score womens http://live.fis-ski.com/2221/results-pda.htm and mens http://live.fis-ski.com/2222/results-pda.htm

right. my bad

Marit Bjoergen and Ingvild Flugstad Oestberg already out in the QF thats really a surprise...only 1 surviving is another shock

FIS NORDIC SKIING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2017 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hoelzl on top in qualification Chiara Hoelzl won the qualification for the ladies individual competition in Ski Jumping at the FIS Nordic Ski World Championships in Lahti (FIN). With 96,5 meters and 123,6 points the Austrian took a clear win ahead of Elena Runggaldier and Junior World Champion Manuela Malsiner of Italy. Runggaldier performed a jump to 91,5 meters and came in 9,2 points behind Hoelzl. Malsiner with longest jump Her teammate Manuela Malsiner to 98,5 meters but missed out on the landing and got 114,0 points. Fourth place of the qualification went to Lea Lemare of France with 92,5 meters and 113,7 points ahead of the best Slovenian Spela Rogelj with 112,0 points and Sarah Hendrickson of the United States with 111,3 points. Kaori Iwabuchi, one of only two Japanese girls who are not prequalified, came in 7th ahead of Evelyn Insam and Nika Kriznar. Taylor Henrich in top ten Taylor Henrich of Canada completed the top ten. The 15 year old French girl Lucile Morat can look forward to her first World Championships after a 12th place in the qualification ahead of Germany´s Ramona Straub and Gianina Ernst. Sofya Tikhonova finished 15th and was best Russian athlete. Two Chinese girls qualified With Xinyue Chang and Xueyao Li on places 19 and 26 two Chinese ladies qualified for the competition on Friday. The Finnish hosts will be represented by Julia Kykkaenen who came in 20th, Daniela Haralambie will take part for Romania after her 22nd place. Barbora Blazkova and Marta Krepelkova qualified for the Czech Republic on a shared 28th place. Wuerth, Seifriedsberger and Vogt strong Out of the prequalified ladies Svenja Wuerth, Jaqueline Seifriedsberger and defending champion Carina Vogt made the best impression with each 93,0 meters. World Cup overall winner Sara Takanashi performed 92,5 meters. Russia´s Irina Avvakumova, who suffered a broken rib 3 weeks ago in Hinzenbach (AUT) apparently was still handicapped and jumped 80,5 meters. The competition of the ladies in Lahti starts on Friday at 4.30 pm CET (Lahti CET +1). Full Qualification Results Here Qualification Replay