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DAY 3 Wednesday 1st February 2017 HIGHLIGHTS #1

SCHEDULE DAY 4 Thursday, February 2nd, 2017 (GMT +6) DAILY MEDAL EVENTS 11 CUMULATIVE MEDAL EVENTS 35/85 Biathlon: 10km Sprint M Biathlon: 7.5km Sprint W Cross-Country Skiing: Sprint Classical M Cross-Country Skiing: Sprint Classical W Figure Skating: Singles W Freestyle Skiing: Moguls M Freestyle Skiing: Moguls W Snowboarding: Snowboard Cross M Snowboarding: Snowboard Cross W Speed Skating: 1500m M Speed Skating: 500m W ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 09:00 : CURLING - Men's Round-Robin Session 5 - Great Britain vs Kazakhstan 09:00 : CURLING - Men's Round-Robin Session 5 - Norway vs USA 09:00 : CURLING - Men's Round-Robin Session 5 - South Korea vs Czech Republic 09:00 : CURLING - Men's Round-Robin Session 5 - Canada vs Japan 09:00 : CURLING - Men's Round-Robin Session 5 - Sweden vs Russia 10:30 : BIATHLON - Women's 7.5km Sprint - Final 11:00 : FREESTYLE SKIING - Women's Moguls - Qualifiers 11:00 : SPEED SKATING - Women's 500m - 1st Run 11:30 : FREESTYLE SKIING - Men's Moguls - Qualifiers 12:25 : SPEED SKATING - Women's 500m - Final - 2nd Run 12:30 : CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING - Women's Sprint Classical - Qualifiers 12:30 : ICE HOCKEY - Men's Preliminary Round - Great Britain vs USA 12:50 : CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING - Men's Sprint Classical - Qualifiers 13:00 : FREESTYLE SKIING - Women's Moguls - Final 13:15 : BIATHLON - Men's 10km Sprint - Final 13:25 : FREESTYLE SKIING - Men's Moguls - Final 14:00 : CURLING - Women's Round-Robin Session 6 - China vs Germany 14:00 : CURLING - Women's Round-Robin Session 6 - Russia vs Sweden 14:00 : CURLING - Women's Round-Robin Session 6 - Norway vs Great Britain 14:00 : CURLING - Women's Round-Robin Session 6 - South Korea vs Kazakhstan 14:00 : CURLING - Women's Round-Robin Session 6 - Canada vs Switzerland 14:00-14:30 : SNOWBOARDING - Women's Snowboard Cross - Finals 14:08-14:32 : SNOWBOARDING - Men's Snowboard Cross - Finals 14:10 : SPEED SKATING - Men's 1500m - Final 14:30 : FIGURE SKATING - Mixed Ice Dance - Short Dance (Event 1/2) 14:45-16:05 : CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING - Women's Sprint Classical - Finals 15:10-16:15 : CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING - Men's Sprint Classical - Finals 16:00 : ICE HOCKEY - Men's Preliminary Round - Latvia vs South Korea 17:00 : FIGURE SKATING - Women's Singles - Final - Free Skating (Event 2/2) 19:00 : CURLING - Men's Round-Robin Session 6 - Norway vs Russia 19:00 : CURLING - Men's Round-Robin Session 6 - Kazakhstan vs South Korea 19:00 : CURLING - Men's Round-Robin Session 6 - Sweden vs Canada 19:00 : CURLING - Men's Round-Robin Session 6 - Czech Republic vs Great Britain 19:00 : CURLING - Men's Round-Robin Session 6 - Japan vs USA 19:30 : ICE HOCKEY - Men's Preliminary Round - China vs Sweden 20:00 : ICE HOCKEY - Women's Preliminary Round - Russia vs Japan

This is really impressive how this chinese hockey team is weak 53-5 shots on goal after 2 periods for the czechs, Or China send here only some "hobby" players or just they searched last days before the games at universities some few guys who actually knew skate a bit ? because this is a really awful team

Cool well, yeah, to understand me correctly, the jacket is not the problem, it looks good, very good. The problem are pants

in ski jumping second round

yep definitely is

anyone noticed that Paulína Fialková is still the face of the winter universiade on Fisu website even I can not understand why ? she not compete here and as I know, she even has never visited Kazakhstan when you open the FISU website or FISU facebook page you´ll see this pic

The world is small

btw for all who still don´t know which is the national color of Slovakia..and apparently I am one of them...it´s the orange one here few pics I finally found about the games and ps in the second photo you can see the dutch building

yay 2 medals thats really unexpected and both in alpine skiing wow Great. Congrats Barbara and Matej and congrats very nice medal in alpine skiing

Shiffrin and Strasser storm Stockholm It was a tale of two victories at tonight’s parallel city event in Stockholm, Sweden. On the men’s side, German Linus Strasser emerged as victor among a field loaded with the top names to claim his first-ever World Cup victory and podium. Meanwhile American tech ace Mikaela Shiffrin earned her 28th Audi FIS World Cup win and her 40th podium. Strasser, who was a late replacement for teammate Felix Neureuther, entered the competition with bib 15, setting up a tough first round match-up against Norwegian slalom king Henrik Kristoffersen. But Kristoffersen went down in the first round, just like his main slalom rival Marcel Hirscher (AUT), paving the way for the rest of the field. Strasser had yet another had test in the semi-finals against hometown hero Mattias Hargin, but he made it past that obstacle, much to the disappointment of the massive sell out crowd, to move onto the finals. One last hurdle awaited Strasser, Frenchman Alexi Pinturault, who was his toughest match of the evening as the two matched each other turn for turn. In the end, Strasser edged Pinturault and skied away with his first World Cup win. Hargin ultimately finished third. "I am here instead of Felix because of his knee and he said, ‘Come on, boy. That’s your chance. You’re in it to win it,’ and I took my chance," said Strasser. “Yeah, you know, it goes so fast, and then in the next moment you’re standing in the finals against Alexis (Pinturault) and that feels amazing. And then I thought, ‘Alright, now you’re in the final. Now, you have a chance to win it’ and yeah, so I did.” Shiffrin had an equally difficult path to her win. In the first round, Shiffrin had to swerve to avoid a near collision with Adeline Baud Mugnier (FRA). After surviving that scare, Marie-Michele Gagnon (CAN) was Shiffrin’s next victim, setting up the semi-final showdown against crowd favorite Frida Hansdotter (SWE). Once again, the Swedish fans had to settle for the disappointment of seeing their favorite knocked out of the finals. Shiffrin met Veronika Velez Zuzulova (SVK) in the final and continued to be flawless as she cruised to her first ever City Event victory. Additionally, Shiffrin picked up valuable points in the hunt for the overall World Cup title as her biggest competition Lara Gut (SUI) sat out tonight’s race. Nina Loeseth of Norway finished third. “Yeah, I mean, it was a great show tonight. I think everybody enjoyed it. We could here you (the fans) screaming. It was really fun," said Shiffrin. "I trained a little bit of slalom and trained a little super-G in the same day and then I went and raced and the conditions there (Cortina) were perfect, so it was a great day to just go for it. Today, yeah, I don’t know, I just trained a little this morning, and tried to do it. I came here for a reason, so happy to get that crossed off the list." Tonight’s city event was the last on the World Cup tour before the World Championships begin in St. Moritz, Switzerland. Two weeks of action await the alpine ski world when action kicks off on February 6th. Full Results Men and Women

DAY 2 Tuesday 31st January 2017 HIGHLIGHTS #2

DAY 2 Tuesday 31st January 2017 HIGHLIGHTS #1

SCHEDULE DAY 3 Wednesday, February 1st, 2017 (GMT +6) DAILY MEDAL EVENTS 7 CUMULATIVE MEDAL EVENTS 24/85 Alpine Skiing: Alpine Combined M Alpine Skiing: Alpine Combined W (Rescheduled from Day 2) Nordic Combined: Individual Normal Hill Gundersen M (Rescheduled from Day 2) Ski Jumping: Individual Normal Hill M Ski Jumping: Individual Normal Hill W Speed Skating: 500m M Speed Skating: 3000m W ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 09:00 : CURLING - Women's Round-Robin Session 4 - South Korea vs China 09:00 : CURLING - Women's Round-Robin Session 4 - Kazakhstan vs Norway 09:00 : CURLING - Women's Round-Robin Session 4 - Canada vs Russia 09:00 : CURLING - Women's Round-Robin Session 4 - Germany vs Sweden 09:00 : CURLING - Women's Round-Robin Session 4 - Switzerland vs Great Britain 10:00 : ALPINE SKIING - Men's Alpine Combined - Comb. Super-G (Event 1/2) 11:00 : NORDIC COMBINED - Men's Individual Normal Hill Gundersen - NH Ski Jumping (Event 1/2) (Rescheduled from Day 2) 11:00 : SPEED SKATING - Women's 3000m - Final 11:45 : ALPINE SKIING - Women's Alpine Combined - Final - Comb. Super-G (Event 2/2) (Rescheduled from Day 2) 12:30 : ICE HOCKEY - Men's Preliminary Round - Russia vs Latvia 14:00 : CURLING - Men's Round-Robin Session 4 - Czech Republic vs Norway 14:00 : CURLING - Men's Round-Robin Session 4 - Great Briatain vs Sweden 14:00 : CURLING - Men's Round-Robin Session 4 - Japan vs Kazakhstan 14:00 : CURLING - Men's Round-Robin Session 4 - Russia vs South Korea 14:00 : CURLING - Men's Round-Robin Session 4 - USA vs Canada 14:05 : SPEED SKATING - Men's 500m - 1st Run 14:30 : ALPINE SKIING - Men's Alpine Combined - Final - Comb. Slalom (Event 2/2) 14:30 : FIGURE SKATING - Women's Singles - Short Program (Event 1/2) 15:30 : NORDIC COMBINED - Men's Individual Normal Hill Gundersen - Final - 10km Cross-Country Skiing (Event 2/2) (Rescheduled from Day 2) 15:35 : SPEED SKATING - Men's 500m - Final 2nd Run 16:00 : ICE HOCKEY - Men's Preliminary Round - Canada vs Great Britain 16:30 : ICE HOCKEY - Women's Preliminary Round - Great Britain vs China 17:00 : SKI JUMPING - Women's Individual Normal Hill - Final 19:00 : CURLING - Women's Round-Robin Session 5 - Kazakhstan vs Russia 19:00 : CURLING - Women's Round-Robin Session 5 - China vs Switzerland 19:00 : CURLING - Women's Round-Robin Session 5 - Sweden vs South Korea 19:00 : CURLING - Women's Round-Robin Session 5 - Great Britain vs Canada 19:00 : CURLING - Women's Round-Robin Session 5 - Norway vs Germany 19:30 : ICE HOCKEY - Men's Preliminary Round - Czech Republic vs China 19:30 : SKI JUMPIING - Men's Individual Normal Hill - Final 20:00 : ICE HOCKEY - Women's Preliminary Round - Kazakhstan vs Canada

meh

Strasser in final wow

podium

Don´t know but at first viewc Veronika looks in interesting form before the world championships

yes but they should make some exceptions to not allow skiers from the same country meet each other in the first 2 rounds

poor Petra, very stupid format . Congrats Veronika

Henrieta Farkašová is once again world champion in slalom, she finished this world championships with 4 golds and 1 silver. PyeongChang we are comming

any better of Kristoffersen if you ask me

Slovak derby in quarterfinals stupid format

Kazakhstan outshooting Sweden 55-11 in ice hockey, if anyone would have told me that I would have laughed and send him to a shrink