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  1. Welcome in the contest hope you´ll enjoy this years edition and have some fun
  2. yes I dont think we will win any medal at WOG 2018, maybe in womens slalom but we´ll need a perfect day..., but about biathlon probably you are right, medal will be too high this time. in fact I am happy she is back, because we just will need Kuzmina this time mainly for colecting points and qualifying the full team for Pyeongchang. and we will see what will happen, don´t forget that she perform usually quite good at WOG so who know... Paulína has a amazing season, her careers season. most likely she will never repeat in the future such results as she achieved this year. our biathlon and winter sport (except Ice hockey ofc) is almost dead, theres no money, no infrastructure, no youngs who want do those sports, very few talents, the situation is disastrous. so if we count all results achieved by our few athletes so far in those conditions, yes it´s already a miracle. well, the european championships...this competition is a joke, c´mon we won silver medal in mixed relay. a real sci-fi now you see how bad we are at WCH against real teams. no, I´ll tell you why we had those amazing results at european championships, why all our athletes had ECh from the start of the season this event as their this seasons top priority. our biathlon chiefs were really smart this time, to focus mainly for this event and peaked the shape of athletes for Tyumen to trying to win medals in this event against very poor concurence, but thanks the fact that the competition is called European Championship and we won 2 medals, Paulína and the full 4 members of the mixed relay will receive money from the state and they will be finally able to have a serious and "normal" preparation for the new winter season which will be a Olympic qualifying season.
  3. Abu Dhabi awaiting Chinese Taipei and the United Arab Emirates played for the tournament win at last year’s Challenge Cup of Asia. Challenge Cup of Asia begins on Saturday Three tournaments of the IIHF Ice Hockey Challenge Cup of Asia will be played in the upcoming weeks. The 2016 IIHF Ice Hockey Challenge Cup of Asia in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, will make the start and will be played from 12 to 18 March. The Challenge Cup of Asia was created eight years ago to give Asian countries that are not in the World Championship program, or that play in the lowest division, a chance to compete amongst each other and help develop ice hockey in more Asian countries. One year ago Chinese Taipei won the tournament on home ice thanks to a tight 5-4 victory against the United Arab Emirates. This year the Emirati are looking for revenge on home ice against the defending champion. The other teams in the round-robin tournament are Mongolia, Thailand and Singapore. Thanks to the growing number of participants, the Challenge Cup of Asia will again be played with two tiers with the 2016 IIHF Ice Hockey Challenge Cup of Asia Division I taking place in Bishkek from 9 to 14 April. Macau, host country Kyrgyzstan, Malaysia, India and for the first time Qatar will play for promotion in the five-team tournament. Also the 2016 IIHF Ice Hockey Women’s Challenge Cup of Asia Division I will be played for the third time with the aim at giving women’s national teams from countries not already competing in the Women’s World Championship program a chance to play. The event will take place in Taipei City from 21 to 26 March with host Chinese Taipei, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia and India. For Malaysia and India it will be the first time a women’s hockey national team will compete internationally. here the schedule http://www.iihf.com/channels1516/ccoa/statistics/ the tournament start on Saturday Schedule for the Bishkek Tournament Division I (9-14 April) http://www.iihf.com/channels1516/ccoai/statistics/ and for the womens Division I tournament in Taipei City (21-26 March) http://www.iihf.com/channels1516/wccoai/statistics/
  4. btw Kuzmina finished today 10th in her first race after 2 years pause. not bad at all, (16th running time and 2nd shooting time 0:50!). pity that last target, but well... finally she is back to save our dying winter sport, let´s go save him with completing the golden hattrick in Pyeongchang
  5. Women's BMX Qualified Nations: Argentina Australia Australia Belgium Brazil Colombia Denmark France Germany Netherlands Netherlands Russia Thailand United States United States Venezuela Total Athletes Qualified 16 Total Nations Qualified 13
  6. Men's BMX Qualified Nations: Argentina Australia Australia Australia Brazil Canada Colombia Colombia Denmark Ecuador France France France Germany Great Britain Great Britain Indonesia Japan Latvia Latvia Netherlands Netherlands Netherlands New Zealand Norway Russia South Africa Switzerland United States United States United States Venezuela Total Athletes Qualified 32 Total Nations Qualified 21
  7. BMX Cycling Qualification for Summer Olympic Games 2016 Qualifying Timeline EVENT DATE STATUS 2016 World Championships (Medellin, COL) 25.05.2016-29.05.2016 Completed UCI Nations Ranking Final 31.05.2016 Completed EVENTS 2 (1+1+0) Men's 1 Men's BMX Women's 1 Women's BMX Mixed 0 QUALIFICATION SYSTEM http://www.uci.ch/mm/Document/News/NewsGeneral/16/76/09/2014-04-Rio2016-QualificationSystem-FINAL-CyclingBMX-EN_Neutral.pdf
  8. Women's Cross-Country Qualified Nations: Australia Belgium Brazil Canada Canada China Czech Republic Denmark France France Germany Germany Italy Mexico Namibia Norway Poland Poland Russia Serbia Slovenia Slovenia Sweden Switzerland Switzerland Timor-Leste Ukraine Ukraine United States United States Total Athletes Qualified 30 Total Nations Qualified 22
  9. Men's Cross-Country Qualified Nations: Argentina Australia Australia Austria Belgium Belgium Brazil Brazil Canada Canada China Colombia Costa Rica Czech Republic Czech Republic Czech Republic Denmark France France France Germany Germany Great Britain Greece Guam Hong Kong Hungary Israel Italy Italy Italy Japan Lesotho Mauritius Netherlands New Zealand Portugal Portugal Russia Rwanda Slovakia South Africa South Africa Spain Spain Spain Switzerland Switzerland Switzerland United States Total Athletes Qualified 50 Total Nations Qualified 33
  10. Mountain Bike Cycling Qualification for Summer Olympic Games 2016 Qualifying Timeline EVENT DATE STATUS 2015 Oceania Championships (Toowoomba, AUS) 26.02.2015-27.02.2015 Completed 2015 Pan American Championships (Cota, COL) 27.03.2015-28.03.2015 Completed 2015 African Championships (Musanze, RWA) 05.05.2015-10.05.2015 Completed 2015 Asian Championships (Melaka, MAS) 12.08.2015-16.08.2015 Completed UCI Olympic Ranking Final 25.05.2016 Completed EVENTS 2 (1+1+0) Men's 1 Men's Cross-Country Women's 1 Women's Cross-Country Mixed 0 QUALIFICATION SYSTEM http://www.uci.ch/mm/Document/News/NewsGeneral/16/76/10/2014-04-Rio2016-QualificationSystem-FINAL-CyclingMountainBike-EN_Neutral.pdf
  11. well, who know.. maybe she got away untill now because al her tests after those races were clean... but well.. you surely know more..sorry, that I bothered you. have a nice day, bye
  12. Future Arena Sports: Handball Zone: BARRA Location: Barra Olympic Park Future Arena is located in Barra Olympic Park, The arena with capacity 12.000 is one of the nine olympic venues in the Barra Olympic Park complex, only few minutes from the Olympic and Paralympic Village. During the OG it will be the venue of all Handball Matches. Thanks to the use of innovative design ‘nomadic architecture’ the venue will leave a valuable social legacy. After the Games, it will be taken down and its parts will be used in the construction of four public schools each large enough for 500 childrens.
  13. United States - 555 Brazil - 465 Germany - 424 China - 416 Australia - 410 France - 395 Great Britain - 366 Japan - 331 Canada - 314 Italy - 308 Spain - 306 Russia - 271 Netherlands - 242 Poland - 242 Argentina - 213 Ukraine - 205 South Korea - 204 New Zealand - 199 Hungary - 160 Sweden - 152 Colombia - 147 South Africa - 137 Mexico - 125 Belarus - 123 Egypt - 121 Cuba - 120 Denmark - 120 India - 120 Switzerland - 109 Belgium - 107 Czech Republic - 106 Kazakhstan - 104 Serbia - 103 Turkey - 103 Romania - 97 Greece - 95 Portugal - 93 Kenya - 89 Croatia - 87 Nigeria - 86 Venezuela - 86 Ireland - 77 Austria - 71 Uzbekistan - 70 Lithuania - 67 Algeria - 64 Iran - 63 Jamaica - 63 Norway - 62 Slovenia - 60 Tunisia - 60 Chinese Taipei - 57 Azerbaijan - 56 Finland - 54 Fiji - 53 Bulgaria - 51 Slovakia - 51 Israel - 49 Morocco - 49 Estonia - 46 Thailand - 46 Chile - 42 Mongolia - 42 Puerto Rico - 41 Georgia - 39 Ecuador - 38 Ethiopia - 38 Qatar - 38 Hong Kong - 37 Bahrain - 35 Latvia - 34 Montenegro - 34 Armenia - 32 Malaysia - 32 Trinidad and Tobago - 32 North Korea - 31 Zimbabwe - 31 Dominican Republic - 29 Peru - 29 Bahamas - 28 Indonesia - 28 Honduras - 26 Angola - 25 Singapore - 25 Cameroon - 24 Iraq - 23 Moldova - 23 Vietnam - 23 Senegal - 22 Guatemala - 21 Uganda - 21 Kyrgyzstan - 19 Uruguay - 17 Cyprus - 16 Ghana - 14 Saudi Arabia - 13 Barbados - 12 Bolivia - 12 Cote d´Ivoire - 12 Eritrea - 12 Mauritius - 12 Philippines - 12 United Arab Emirates - 12 Bosnia and Herzegovina - 11 Botswana - 11 Paraguay - 11 Congo - 10 Costa Rica - 10 Haiti - 10 Luxembourg - 10 Namibia - 10 Panama - 10 Refugee Olympic Athlete - 10 Seychelles - 10 Antigua and Barbuda - 9 Burundi - 9 Cook Islands - 9 Kuwait - 9 Lebanon - 9 Sri Lanka - 9 Turkmenistan - 9 Bermuda - 8 El Salvador - 8 Iceland - 8 Jordan - 8 Kosovo - 8 Lesotho - 8 Papua New Guinea - 8 Rwanda - 8 Samoa - 8 Aruba - 7 Bangladesh - 7 Djibouti - 7 Grenada - 7 Libya - 7 Malta - 7 Myanmar - 7 Nepal - 7 Pakistan - 7 Saint Kitts and Nevis - 7 Syria - 7 Tajikistan - 7 Tanzania - 7 Tonga - 7 Virgin Islands - 7 Zambia - 7 Albania - 6 Benin - 6 Cambodia - 6 Central African Republic - 6 Gabon - 6 Guyana - 6 Laos - 6 Macedonia - 6 Madagascar - 6 Mali - 6 Mozambique - 6 Nicaragua - 6 Niger - 6 Palestine - 6 Sudan - 6 Suriname - 6 Andorra - 5 Burkina Faso - 5 Cape Verde - 5 Cayman Islands - 5 Guam - 5 Guinea - 5 Guinea-Bissau - 5 Malawi - 5 Marshall Islands - 5 Micronesia - 5 Palau - 5 Saint Lucia - 5 San Marino - 5 Togo - 5 Yemen - 5 American Samoa - 4 British Virgin Islands - 4 Comoros - 4 Congo DR - 4 Gambia - 4 Oman - 4 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines - 4 Sierra Leone - 4 Vanuatu - 4 Afghanistan - 3 Belize - 3 Brunei - 3 Kiribati - 3 Liechtenstein - 3 Monaco - 3 Sao Tome and Principe - 3 Solomon Islands - 3 South Sudan - 3 Timor Leste - 3 Bhutan - 2 Chad - 2 Dominica - 2 Equatorial Guinea - 2 Liberia - 2 Mauritania - 2 Nauru - 2 Somalia - 2 Swaziland - 2 Tuvalu - 1 Total Athletes 11238 Total Nations 207
  14. Well, honestly, actually I´m not expecting much 2 years without competition and she just started trainings relatively recently. let´s see ... but anyway it´s a great thing for our biathlon, and a better sign for the upcomming season
  15. Hello Bohemia Great to see you back just impossible to immagine a TISC without you Welcome and enjoy the contest
  16. Women's Individual Time Trial Qualified Nations: Australia Australia Belarus Belgium Belgium Canada Canada France Germany Germany Great Britain Italy Japan Luxembourg Netherlands Netherlands New Zealand Poland Russia South Africa Sweden Sweden Ukraine United States United States Total Athletes Qualified 25 Total Nations Qualified 18
  17. Women's Road Race Qualified Nations: Australia Australia Australia Australia Austria Azerbaijan Belarus Belgium Belgium Belgium Brazil Brazil Canada Canada Canada Chile Chinese Taipei Colombia Cuba Cyprus Finland France France Germany Germany Germany Germany Great Britain Great Britain Great Britain Israel Italy Italy Italy Italy Japan Lithuania Luxembourg Luxembourg Mexico Namibia Netherlands Netherlands Netherlands Netherlands New Zealand Norway Poland Poland Poland Russia Slovenia South Africa South Africa South Korea Spain Sweden Sweden Sweden Switzerland Thailand Ukraine United States United States United States United States Venezuela Total Athletes Qualified 67 Total Nations Qualified 38
  18. Men's Individual Time Trial Qualified Nations: Algeria Argentina Australia Australia Austria Belarus Belarus Belgium Canada Colombia Czech Republic Czech Republic Denmark France France Germany Germany Great Britain Iran Italy Italy Kazakhstan Morocco Netherlands Netherlands New Zealand Norway Poland Poland Portugal Russia Slovenia Spain Spain Switzerland Turkey Ukraine United States United States Venezuela Total Athletes Qualified 40 Total Nations Qualified 30
  19. Men's Road Race Algeria - Abderrahmane Mansouri Algeria - Youcef Reguigui Argentina - Daniel Diaz Argentina - Maximiliano Richeze Argentina - Eduardo Sepulveda Australia - Simon Clarke Australia - Rohan Dennis Australia - Richie Porte Austria - Stefan Denifl Austria - Georg Preidler Azerbaijan - Maksym Averin Belarus - Vasil Kiryienka Belarus - Kanstantsin Siutsou Belgium - Laurens De Plus Belgium - Philippe Gilbert Belgium - Serge Pauwels Belgium - Greg Van Avermaet Belgium - Tim Wellens Bolivia - Oscar Soliz Brazil - Murilo Fischer Brazil - Kleber Ramos Bulgaria - Stefan Hristov Canada - Antoine Duchesne Canada - Hugo Houle Canada - Michael Woods Chile - Jose Rodriguez Colombia - Esteban Chavez Colombia - Sergio Henao Colombia - Miguel Lopez Colombia - Jarlinson Pantano Colombia - Rigoberto Uran Costa Rica - Andrey Amador Croatia - Kristijan Durasek Croatia - Matija Kvasina Czech Republic - Jan Barta Czech Republic - Leopold Konig Czech Republic - Zdenek Stybar Czech Republic - Petr Vakoc Denmark - Jakob Fuglsang Denmark - Christopher Juul Jensen Denmark - Chris Anker Sorensen Dominican Republic - Diego Milan Ecuador - Byron Guama Eritrea - Daniel Teklahaimanot Estonia - Tanel Kangert Estonia - Rein Taaramae Ethiopia - Tsgabo Grmay France - Julian Alaphilippe France - Warren Barguil France - Romain Bardet France - Alexis Vuillermoz Germany - Emanuel Buchmann Germany - Simon Geschke Germany - Maximilian Levy Germany - Tony Martin* Great Britain - Steve Cummings Great Britain - Chris Froome Great Britain - Ian Stannard Great Britain - Geraint Thomas Great Britain - Adam Yates Greece - Ioannis Tamouridis Guatemala - Manuel Rodas Hong Kong - King Lok Cheung Iran - Ghader Mizbani Iran - Arvin Moazemi Iran - Mirsamad Pourseyedi Ireland - Daniel Martin Ireland - Nicolas Roche Italy - Fabio Aru Italy - Damiano Caruso Italy - Alessandro De Marchi Italy - Vincenzo Nibali Italy - Diego Rosa Japan -Yukiya Arashiro Japan - Kohei Uchima Kazakhstan - Bakhtiyar Kozhatayev Kazakhstan - Andrey Zeits Kosovo - Quendrim Guri Laos - Ariya Phounsavath Latvia - Aleksejs Saramotins Latvia - Toms Skujins Lithuania - Ignatas Konovalovas Lithuania - Ramunas Navardauskas Luxembourg - Frank Schleck Mexico - Luis Lemus Morocco - Anass Ait El-Abdia Morocco - Soufiane Haddi Morocco - Mouhssine Lahsaini Namibia - Dan Craven Netherlands - Tom Dumoulin Netherlands - Steven Kruijswijk Netherlands - Wout Poels Netherlands - Bauke Mollema New Zealand - George Bennett Norway - Edvald Boasson Haagen Norway - Sven Erik Bystrom Norway - Vegard Stake Laengen Norway - Lars Petter Nordhaug Poland - Maciej Bodnar Poland - Michal Golas Poland - Michal Kwiatkowski Poland - Rafal Majka Portugal - Andre Cardoso Portugal - Rui Costa Portugal - Jose Mendes Portugal - Nelson Oliveira Puerto Rico - Brian Babilonia Romania - Serghei Tvetcov Russia - Sergei Chernetckii Russia - Pavel Kochetkov Rwanda - Adrien Niyonshuti Serbia - Ivan Stevic Slovakia - Patrik Tybor Slovenia - Matej Mohoric Slovenia - Jan Polanc Slovenia - Primoz Roglic Slovenia - Simon Spilak South Africa - Daryl Impey South Africa - Louis Meintjes South Korea - Kim Ok-Cheol South Korea - Seo Joon-Yong Spain - Jonathan Castroviejo Spain - Imanol Erviti Spain - Jon Izaguirre Spain - Joaquim Rodriguez Spain - Alejandro Valverde Switzerland - Michael Albasini Switzerland - Fabian Cancellara Switzerland - Steve Morabito Switzerland - Sebastian Reichenbach Tunisia - Ali Nouisri Turkey - Onur Balkan Turkey - Ahmet Orken Ukraine - Andrei Grivko Ukraine - Denys Kostyuk Ukraine - Mark Padun United Arab Emirates - Yousef Mohamed Mirza United States - Brent Bookwalter United States - Taylor Phinney Venezuela - Yonathan Monsalve Venezuela - Miguel Ubeto Total Athletes 141 Total Nations 63
  20. Road Cycling Qualification for Summer Olympic Games 2016 Qualifying Timeline EVENT DATE STATUS 2015 African Men's Championships (Wartburg, RSA) 09.02.2015-14.02.2015 Completed 2015 Asian Men's Championships (Nakhon, THA) 10.02.2015-14.02.2015 Completed 2015 Pan American Men's Championships (Puebla, MEX) 07.05.2015-10.05.2015 Completed 2015 World Championships (Richmond, USA) 19.09.2015-27.09.2015 Completed 2015 World Tour Final Ranking 04.10.2015 Completed 2015 Africa Continental Tour Final Ranking 01.01.2016 Completed 2015 Asia Continental Tour Final Ranking 01.01.2016 Completed 2015 America Continental Tour Final Ranking 01.01.2016 Completed 2015 Oceania Continental Tour Final Ranking 01.01.2016 Completed 2015 Europe Continental Tour Final Ranking 01.01.2016 Completed 2016 Asian Women's Championships (Tokyo, JPN) 19.01.2016-24.01.2016 Completed 2016 African Women's Championships (Casablanca, MAR) 22.02.2016-26.02.2016 Completed 2016 Pan American Women's Championships (San Cristobal, VEN) 26.05.2016-28.05.2016 Completed 2015-2016 Women's World Ranking 31.05.2016 Completed EVENTS 4 (2+2+0) Men's 2 Men's Road Race Men's Individual Time Trial Women's 2 Women's Road Race Women's Individual Time Trial Mixed 0 QUALIFICATION SYSTEM http://www.uci.ch/mm/Document/News/NewsGeneral/16/81/62/2015-02-Rio2016-QualificationSystem-FINAL-RoadCycling-EN_English.pdf
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