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Men's Sprint Doubles Non-Olympic Event Final Results Germany Toni Eggert Sascha Benecken 26.248 Germany Tobias Wendl Tobias Arlt 26.284 Austria Yannick Mueller Armin Frauscher 26.317 Full Final Result HERE Full Qualification Result HERE

Stage 9 in Les Rousses (FRA) Women´s 20km Classical Mass Start: 1. Ebba Andersson 55:37.2 2. Kerttu Niskanen +22.1 3. Astrid Oeyre Slind +1:20.4 Full Final Result HERE

Stage 6 in Seefeld (AUT) Men´s Individual Gundersen Normal Hill (12.5km): 1. Johannes Lamparter 30:26.4 2. Julian Schmid 30:42.9 3. Jens Luraas Oftebro 30:43.8 Full Final Result HERE

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Stage 29 in Spindleruv Mlyn (CZE) Women´s Slalom: 1. Lena Duerr 1:30.91 2. Mikaela Shiffrin 1:30.97 3. Zrinka Ljutic 1:31.40 Full Final Results HERE

Stage 28 in Cortina d´Ampezzo (ITA) Men´s Super-G: 1. Marco Odermatt 1:25.13 2. Dominik Paris 1:25.89 3. Daniel Hemetsberger 1:26.16 Full Final Results HERE

Jan Zabystran 19th in Cortina Super-G. Best male skiing result since the extinction of dinosaurs

Stage 14 in Val St. Come (CAN) Men´s Dual Moguls: 1. Walter Wallberg 2. Mikael Kingsbury 3. Filip Gravenfors Full Final Result HERE

Stage 14 in Val St. Come (CAN) Women´s Dual Moguls: 1. Anri Kawamura 2. Perrine Laffont 3. Makayla Gerken Schofield Full Final Result HERE

Day 7 at EYOF 2023 0 - 2 - 0 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The star of our delegation Ice Hockey phenom Nela Lopušanová was no surprise the flag bearer in the Closing Ceremony .Slovakia ended the EYOF with 2 silver medals: Michal Adamov in Boys Short Individual Biathlon and Girls Ice Hockey Tournament. .In the last day of competitions the Biathlon Mixed Relay finished in 8th place and Katarína Šrobová 26th and Andrej Barnaš 28th were the highest classified Slovak skiers in their respective Alpine Skiing Super-G results Day 7 (Saturday 28th January, 2023)

Well, this is something you do not see often. When a president is elected, obviously many neighboring presidents sends their congratulations, but I do believe never arrived themselves to congratulate directly president just did it, came to Prague to congratulate the new president for the election Seriously, hard to find two more close and friendly nations in this world

Stage 17 in Hinterzarten (GER) Women´s Individual Large Hill: 1. Katharina Althaus 258.8 2. Ema Klinec 237.6 3. Abigail Strate 236.3 Full Final Result HERE

Sunday January 29th, 2023 - Round-Robin Day 4 Schedule (GMT +2) 13:00 Iceland vs Estonia 16:30 Kazakhstan vs Belgium 20:00 New Zealand vs Bulgaria

Sunday January 29th, 2023 - Preliminary Round Last Day Schedule (GMT +3) Group A 10:00 Australia vs Bosnia and Herzegovina 17:00 Kyrgyzstan vs New Zealand Group B 13:30 South Africa vs Bulgaria 20:30 Israel vs Turkey

Saturday January 28th, 2023 - Round-Robin Day 3 Result (GMT +2) 16:30 New Zealand 1 - 7 Kazakhstan Provisional Standing After Day 3: 1. 6 ------------------ 2. 5 3. 4 4. 3 5. 0 ------------------ 6. 0

Stage 9 in Les Rousses (FRA) Men´s Sprint Classical: 1. Richard Jouve 2. Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo 3. Paal Golberg Full Final Result HERE

Stage 9 in Les Rousses (FRA) Women´s Sprint Classical: 1. Kristine Stavaas Skistad 2. Emma Ribom 3. Maja Dahlqvist Full Final Result HERE

Stage 16 in Kulm-Mitterndorf (AUT) Men´s Individual Flying Hill: 1. Halvor Egner Granerud 440.7 2. Stefan Kraft 431.9 3. Domen Prevc 425.4 Full Final Result HERE

Stage 6 in Seefeld (AUT) Women´s Individual Gundersen Normal Hill (5km): 1. Gyda Westvold Hansen 14:58.6 2. Annika Sieff 15:34.5 3. Nathalie Armbruster 15:34.6 Full Final Result HERE

Pretty sure she is not haha anyway this season she is clearly fighting really really rea-lllly hard to beat any current Canadian 4th place record 18 Races this Winter (7 times 4th Places so almost 40 %, hard to beat that even for a Canadian I guess ) In other hand she was worse than 4th this whole winter only 3 times (once 7th and two DNFs in her only speed events attempts of the season so far, that is also something remarkable though

Czech TV called it. Babiš can not overpass Pavel anymore after 82.74% of counted votes. Petr Pavel is the new Czech president. First official visit obviously will be to Bratislava as the tradition forces our presidents to do so

The link I send you above is the only one I found https://www.aktuality.sk/clanok/SuOuHhr/poliaci-oprasuju-myslienku-zimnych-olympijskych-hier-v-tatrach-potrebuju-aj-slovensko/

The major issue is that current IOC charter does not allow a co-host of Olympics, only and only if the host country does not have the natural resource for hosting an event (in this case it is the Alpine Skiing competitions thanks to Downhill - so this is the only chance we can help you with hosting) the only possibility to host also Hockey would require a change of the IOC charter, that would require a strong lobbying to push IOC to change this article. Only In this case we would be willing to go to this hell with you once again so the ball is on your side. convince a certain 1976 Fencing Gold Medalist to change the charter and we will be with you at 100 percent

We apparently can build a Downhill track in Chopok-Jasná. https://www.aktuality.sk/clanok/SuOuHhr/poliaci-oprasuju-myslienku-zimnych-olympijskych-hier-v-tatrach-potrebuju-aj-slovensko/ that was the reason why the Poles turned to us for a co-bid before and are supposedly considering it now again, Zakopane doesn´t have such a slope necessary for Downhil piste, we do. Chopok is near Jasná, where different races and time to time also the World Cup are held, and in the case of financial assistance, we are willing to build a track there even for a downhill that meets the strictest FIS and IOC criteria. But we would want Ice Hockey too, take it or not. This the red line