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Stage 24 in Spindleruv Mlyn (CZE) Women´s Giant Slalom: 1. Sara Hector 2:23.86 2. Paula Moltzan 2:24.04 3. Mikaela Shiffrin 2:24.09 Full Final Results HERE

Stage 23 in Kitzbuehel (AUT) Men´s Downhill: 1. Giovanni Franzoni 1:52.31 2. Marco Odermatt 1:52.38 3. Maxence Muzaton 1:52.70 Full Final Results HERE

Now it works again. thanks god

Is the Olympic Channel site working for you ? Or is it just not working for me ?

Stage 17 in Sapporo (JPN) Women´s Individual Large Hill: 1. Nika Prevc 279.4 2. Abigail Strate 273.9 3. Anna Odine Stroem 260.3 Full Final Result HERE

Yep, that was really unfortunate, but well, such things happens. Anyway this amount of lugers is really impressive. Congrats and good luck at the Games

Yeah, Qualifying a team for the summer olympics is completely out of the question. Not going to happen for a long time. In Sydney 2000 we had 3 teams W Basketball, M Football & M Water Polo, it was already insane and this was even in a totally different era. Nowadays it is just Utopian. We have none to be at a high level in Europe to aspire for a qualification to the Olympics. W Handball is really the most obvious chance in a long shot. The U17 girls showed last summer that it is possible, who knows maybe in Brisbane if the planets allign well. Paris 2024 was a nightmare I do not want to remember. The worst games I experienced in my life. point.

10 Luge is just crazy achievement

In fact, well, no. Hockey is extremely physically demanding, I even think it is the most physically demanding winter sport of all. I mean keeping more than a minute on ice is just cardiac. The shifts are there for a reason. 25 players rosters are absolutely justified. You must have 4 lines to keep the stamina the whole game. Hard to persuade people who never watched hockey though, I can understand your point, but sadly, the point is wrong

Saturday January 24th, 2026 - Round-Robin Last Day Schedule (GMT +6) 13:00 Luxembourg vs Hong Kong 16:30 South Africa vs Iran 20:00 Mexico vs Kyrgyzstan

Saturday January 24th, 2026 - Round-Robin Day 4 Schedule (GMT +2) 13:00 Turkiye vs Chinese Taipei 16:30 Bosnia and Herzegovina vs Bulgaria 20:00 Thailand vs Belgium

Saturday January 24th, 2026 - Round-Robin Last Day Schedule (GMT +1) 12:30 Australia vs Iceland 16:00 Netherlands vs Israel 19:30 Serbia vs New Zealand

Friday January 23rd, 2026 - Round-Robin Day 4 Results (GMT +3) 13:00 New Zealand 0 - 4 Latvia 16:30 Netherlands 0 - 7 Kazakhstan 20:00 Turkiye 0 - 2 South Korea Provisional Standing After Day 4: 1. 12 ----------------- 2. 11 3. 7 4. 3 5. 3 ----------------- 6. 0

Some fun fact trivia about our team 52 Athletes is 2 athletes more than 4 years ago. 36 of them are men (25 of them obviously the Ice Hockey players) and 16 of them are women From the 52 athletes 31 will experience their Olympic debut On the other side Jozef Ninis in Luge will comepete at his 6th consecutive Olympics, which is the new record at WOG From the 52 athletes 13 are already Olympic medalists: 11 Ice Hockey players returning to the games after being part of the Bronze medal team 4 years ago Petra Vlhová has 1 gold and is the reigning Olympic champion in W Slalom Anastasiya Kuzmina in her world apart is with 3 Olympic Gold and 3 Silvers the most medalled Slovak athlete in history of the Winter Olympics (She is also the only female biathlete in history to win 3 Olympic golds in 3 different WOG) The youngest athlete of the team is the 18 years old Short Track Speed Skater Lea Popovičová The oldest the already mentioned Jozef Ninis (44 years old) 4 athletes were born abroad the Anchorage, Alaska born cross-country skier Peter Hinds (American father & Slovak mom) Tyumen born and naturalized biathlete Anastasiya Kuzmina who comepete for Slovakia since 2008 and won all her successes and medals under our flag Graz born biathlete Jakub Borguľa, just born there to Slovak parents and Jeseniky born and naturalized cross-country skier Tomáš Cenek. As already mentioned in the previous page, will compete in 11 sports here, which is the new absolute record. We are returning after 8 years in Figure Skating, 12 years in Freestyle Skiing and 16 years in Ski Jumping. We will not start only in Snowboarding, Nordic Combined, Speed Skating, Skeleton and Curling. (Speed Skating, Skeleton and Curling remains from now the only sports we still never participated in at the WOG) We will have debut in the Ski Mountaineering, and for the first time ever participate in 2-bobs, W Luge Doubles and Ski Cross. Interseting fact to mention is also that from the 52 athletes 15 are born between 2004-2007 So now you know and can go enlighten further

Stage 7 in Goms (SUI) Men´s Team Sprint Freestyle: 1. Norway I. (Harald Oestberg Amundsen/Einar Hedegart) 17:43.75 2. Italy I. (Elia Barp/Federico Pellegrino) 17:45.69 3. United States I. (Ben Ogden/Gus Schumacher) 17:46.51 Full Final Result HERE

Stage 7 in Goms (SUI) Women´s Team Sprint Freestyle: 1. Germany I. (Laura Gimmler/Coletta Rydzek) 20:33.34 2. Norway I. (Astrid Oeyre Slind/Julie Bjervig Drivenes) 20:33.86 3. Norway II. (Karoline Groetting/Tiril Udnes Weng) 20:34.06 Full Final Result HERE

yeah nevermind at all

Actually it was announced some time ago she will do the Snowboarding PGS on Day 2 and then the Alpine Super-G on Day 6 (+ still in discussion process the start in the Alpine Combined Teams on Day 4)

Stage 23 in Kitzbuehel (AUT) Men´s Super-G: 1. Marco Odermatt 1:08.41 2. Franjo Von Allmen 1:08.44 3. Stefan Babinsky 1:08.66 Full Final Results HERE

TEAM SLOVAKIA WOMEN'S Lea Popovičová (W 500m)

TEAM SLOVAKIA MEN'S Hektor Kapustík (M Individual Normal Hill, M Individual Large Hill) WOMEN'S Kira Mária Kapustíková (W Individual Normal Hill, W Individual Large Hill)

TEAM SLOVAKIA WOMEN'S Nikola Fričová (W Ski Cross)

TEAM SLOVAKIA MEN'S Adam Hagara (M Singles)

TEAM SLOVAKIA MEN'S Tomáš Cenek (M Sprint Classical, M 10km Freestyle, M Team Sprint Freestyle alongside with P. Hinds) Peter Hinds (M Sprint Classical, M 10km Freestyle, M 20km Skiathlon, M 50km Mass Start Classical, M Team Sprint Freestyle alongside with T. Cenek) WOMEN'S Mária Danielová (W Sprint Classical, W 10km Freestyle)

TEAM SLOVAKIA WOMEN'S Viktória Čerňanská (W Monobob, W Two-Woman Bob alongside with L. Mokrášová) Lucia Mokrášová (W Two-Woman Bob alongside with V. Čerňanská)