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Biathlon Qualification Standing after Event 16/22 1 Germany 5993.0 2 France 5740.0 3 Ukraine 5035.0 4 Italy 4843.0 5 Czech Republic 4839.0 6 Russia 4667.0 7 Norway 4490.0 8 Sweden 4467.0 9 Belarus 4266.0 10 Poland 3847.0 11 Kazakstan 3828.0 12 Switzerland 3733.0 13 Austria 3695.0 14 Finland 3643.0 15 Canada 3480.0 16 USA 3272.0 17 Slovakia 3129.0 18 Japan 2724.0 19 Bulgaria 2473.0 20 Slovenia 2272.0 21 South Korea 2216.0 22 Estonia 1995.0 23 Lithuania 1952.0 24 Romania 1514.0 25 China 1280.0 26 Latvia 917.0 27 United Kingdom 642.0 28 Spain 359.0 29 Hungary 245.0 30 Bosnia and Herzegovina 144.0 31 Moldova 104.0 32 Greece 64.0

So, Great and absolutely amazing 8th place of our relay today, with some better luck especially in shooting it could have been even better. but we are more than happy also with thsi 8th place, after terrible season we earned our best season result at the world championship, a nice income. Interesting fact all our girls had today almost equal skiing times Paulína 16:07. Nastya 15:49, Ivona 15:56 (it was the 5th fastest time of her leg) and Janka 15:27, ofc Paulína had the longest leg and Gereková the shortest. Especiall Gereková has been absolutely phenomenal today, 10/10 shooting, and very good skiing she even beat Domracheva in head to head battle in her leg. Very Nice and satisfying result today, hopefully it will help Paulína and Nastya to improve their confidence before the Sundays Mass Start. In the Nations Cup we are still 17th..but the margin is now considerable, 18th Japan is now 405 points behind and for the WOG 21st S. Korea is 913 points behind.. Tomorrow the men´s relay Our relay will be in this order Matej Kazár Martin Otčenáš Tomáš Hasilla Michal Šíma Tomorrows Men´s Relay Start List

Our public channel already announced that they will cover the competition live, so if I´ll not be at work during the races, certainly I´ll try to see the lot I willl be able from the championships

FIS ALPINE SKIING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2017 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Men's Giant Slalom Final Results HIRSCHER Marcel 2:13.311:06.73+1:06.58 LEITINGER Roland 2:13.561:07.26+1:06.30 HAUGEN Leif Kristian 2:14.021:07.27+1:06.75 Hirscher adds missing GS medal to collection at St. Moritz Austrian Marcel Hirscher lived up to the hype on Friday to collect his sixth career medal, third gold and second of the 2017 St. Moritz Ski World Championships winning the giant slalom. Leading his teammate Philipp Schoerghofer by 0.26 seconds after the first run, Hirscher skied lights out to ultimately claim the win by 0.25 seconds over another teammate, Roland "Roli" Leitinger. “I’m very tired at the moment but unbelievable feelings, one of the toughest races we had this season so far, and I’m very thankful for this,” said Hirscher. “The GS was the gold medal that I had yet to win so today’s race had great meaning for me. I’m also really happy for Roland, he’s worked hard for this and to share the podium." It was the first ever podium of Leitinger's career, whose best World Cup result is sixth in Soelden in 2015. He had yet to crack the top-10 this season. The Austrians were joined on the podium by another first-timer, Leif Kristian Haugen of Norway. “Amazing, it is my first podium and to get it in the world Championships is amazing,” said Haugen. I was really on my limit and I was nervous. I’ve been close to the top three the last few seasons but couldn’t crack it, so it’s great to do it today.” Haugen finished fourth in the parallel GS earlier this season in Alta Badia and was also fourth in the Kitzbuehel slalom. Athletes competed under partly cloudy skies in the first run before light snowfall started in the second run. During today's training of the PC-7 Swiss air team at 11:30 CET in the finish area of Salastrains, one of the planes touched the wing cam cable camera. This caused a tear in the cable, causing the camera to fall down. No one was hurt in the incident, and the plane landed safely in Samedan at the regional airport. For security reasons, the operation of the chairlift was briefly stopped. This caused the second run to be postponed from 13:00 to 13:30. Full Results Here Marcel Hirscher Giant Slalom World Champion 2017 1st Run 2nd Run Race Replay 1st Run 2nd Run

Merci same here for happy for your medal

don´t jinx it

ya, need to really work on shooting, such performances are unacceptable jokes ofc, I´m very very very happy, because you know a top 10 after some million years, and we beat all we had to beat ! start to looking good for our relay participation in PyeongChang

Gereková 0+0 and 0+0

but is being 17th or 18th or even worse 21st !!!

who cares, we have our own battles here (KAZ, USA, CAN, JPN must be beaten !!!)

what the hell we must do to beat Kazakhstan ??? eat horse meat ?

we will never be in top 10, never, because we just don´t know shooting

the so called home bonus

it´s actually really not so easy as it seems, she has her own "mini-team" which has own sponsors but she has many agreements with the federation, this is one of them

She alway wear the national team suits for the relays

no

in other hand who know maybe she will compete tomorrow, as understand the qualifications rules is impossible and since she is the only dutch here, I see her chances still alive

just watched the results. oh damn, thats really unlucky SVK with complete 4 skiers in the race, Young Klaudia Nemcová after missing the GS (26th in qualification) this time is in. Tereza Jančová as well.

lol we almost threw away the bronze medal in the last minute of the match. leading 0-2 then came the last minute and 2 mens power play for France you must love the youth hockey thank god we won 3-2 and we have MEDAL but still can not believe that we lost to Belarus...

this guy just can not ski normally true kamikaze ...

yes, very likely. also I really seriously trying to understand the qualifications rules, but can not find out how it works...I know that the country have to select one skier but I thougth it´s only the 25 best not already qualified nations, but why this time it´s 31 ?

Start List for tomorrows Men´s Giant Slalom Start List for tomorrows Women´s Slalom Qualification

4th EYOF day, It was a extremely cold day, the temperatures was around -28°C, Croatia, Netherlands and Lithuania won their first medals, also Belarus secured at least silver thanks their hockey team. Czech Republic earned their 3rd medal a silver this time Slovakia still remains in hope of medal, our ice hockey team was close of the finals today battled very hard against the Russian Giants and lost only 2-4. So tomorrow we will face France in the bronze medal game. Another our todays results is worth to mention quarterfinals of Zuzana Šefčíková in cross country skiing sprint, she was even very close to advance for the semifinals but misse the lucky loser position by 0.19 s. Lucia Michaličková was 31st (1st not qualified for the QF), among mens Dominik Číž 39th and Kristian Klouda 44th both failed in the qualifications. Also our short track girls failed in the 500m event too early, Sandra Trusová was penalised in the heats and Ema Zelinská eliminated in the quarterfinals. Bad day also in alpine skiing both our boys wasn´t classified in the slalom, Miroslav Jaroščák DNF 1 and Denis Mažgút DSQ 2. at least here todays pics from our alpine skiing todays participation So tomorrow during the last day we will compete in many events, mixed biathlon relay, Cross-country mixed 4x5km relay, both girls in short track 1000m event, our alpine skiing mixed team will start the team event against Denmark, and our ice hockey team will battle for bronze against France. Good luck and enjoy the last day of the winter EYOF 2017 !