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Sovietic championship in the first 3 places now. helping as much as they can

Stage 22 in Zauchensee (AUT) Women´s Downhill: 1. Lara Gut-Behrami 1:45.78 2. Kira Weidle 1:45.88 3. Ramona Siebenhofer 1:46.22 Full Final Results HERE

Nice and valuable 5 points for Petra in her first Downhill after more than a year but will need to cut around a second from the gap if she want to fight for medals in AC

Kriechmayr

22nd Matej Kazár despite a crash in the last lap. What a story seriously. 2 seasons Retired, nowadays coach assistant who did not compte more than 2 years in this sport, Literally humiliated all other SVK entries today

Team Switzerland Goaltenders: Andrea Brandli (Ohio State University, NCAA, ) Saskia Maurer (University of St. Thomas, NCAA, ) Caroline Spies (EHC Basel, ) Defencemen: Nicole Bullo (Ladies Lugano, ) Lara Christen (ZSC Lions, ) Sarah Forster (AIK Stockholm, ) Sinja Leemann (ZSC Lions, ) Alina Marti (ZSC Lions, ) Shannon Sigrist (Linkoping HC, ) Nicole Vallario (University of St. Thomas, NCAA, ) Stefanie Wetli (Thurgau Indien Ladies, ) Forwards: Rahel Enzler (University of Maine, NCAA, ) Lena-Marie Lutz (Ladies Lugano, ) Keely Moy (Harvard University, NCAA, ) Alina Muller (Northeastern University, NCAA, ) Kaleigh Quennec (University of Montreal, ) Evelina Raselli (Boston Pride, PHA, ) Lisa Ruedi (ZSC Lions, ) Dominique Ruegg (ZSC LIons, ) Noemi Ryhner (Lulea HF, ) Phoebe Staenz (Leksands IF, ) Lara Stalder (Brynas Gavle, ) Laura Zimmermann (Bomo Thun, )

Stage 15 in Simonhöhe (AUT) Mixed Parallel Giant Slalom: 1. Austria III (Alexander Payer, Sabine Schoeffmann) 2. Germany II (Stefan Baumeister, Melanie Hochreiter) 3. South Korea I (Lee Sang-Ho, Jeong Hae-Rim) Full Final Result HERE

There will be definitely at least one double gold medalist in Alpine Skiing, not sure if in both genders, but it is possible, so I picked 1+1 (Goggia in DH & SG and maybe Aamodt-Kilde or Odermatt in DH+SG or Pinturault or any of the Swiss team in GS+AC, + there still Shiffrin who can win even 3 golds ... and there also the Team Event with eventual free gold for AUT, SUI or FRA)

haha, no way. he ended his career a few years ago. Basically, he is just a kind of a hobby athlete. He now has a job as a member of the coaching team. He go cross-country skiing here and there just for fun and keep his weight during free time. He was basically forced to compete here only because we had plenty of so-called free "home team" quotas. He is definitely not even dreaming about Beijing

Viki is convinced she qualified, let´s hope she is not wrong so it looks then for a return of the country in the sport at the Olympics after missing PyeongChang for ineligibility of start of our pilot (naturalized czech...Jesus christ how stupidly this sounds lol)

Stage 18 in Nakiska (CAN) Men´s Ski Cross: 1. David Mobaerg 2. Kevin Drury 3. Tobias Mueller Full Final Result HERE

Stage 18 in Nakiska (CAN) Women´s Ski Cross: 1. Sandra Naeslund 2. Fanny Smith 3. Daniela Maier Full Final Result HERE

Stage 17 in Deer Valley (USA) Men´s Moguls: 1. Ikuma Horishima 84.04 2. Mikael Kingsbury 82.84 3. Walter Wallberg 79.62 Full Final Result HERE

Stage 17 in Deer Valley (USA) Women´s Moguls: 1. Anri Kawamura 80.89 2. Jakara Anthony 80.38 3. Perrine Laffont 80.02 Full Final Result HERE

If wind, they´ll just postpone the ski jumping to another day.

There no PCR at the Olympics dude. Everyone is qualified https://olympics.com/en/beijing-2022/schedule-by-sport/nordic-combined/

debut

Absolutely no clue But I assume it should be quite a lot as usual, so I go with 9 but again, I have no idea. I will have to look at the latest results and what is new in this sport since PyeongChang lol

Samková ? To akože fakt ? wow. tak to je skvelá správa teda. Inak, Nedať Dubovskú do súťaže družstiev by bola poriadna blbosť. veď to je v podstate paralelný Slalom, ako najlepšia slalomárka v tíme by mala byť jednotkou pre tímovú súťaž predsa, nieto vôbec nebyť ani nominovaná.

W Team for Beijing Our coaches already announced the 4 names they will present to the NOC general assembly to represent Slovakia at the upcoming WOG in Beijing Paulína Fialková Ivona Fialková Veronika Machyniaková Henrieta Horvátová From the Team in Ruhpolding only the Fialková sisters will go to Beijing. Mária Remeňová actually arguably the 3rd best Slovak girl on the circuit sadly was removed from the Olympic team, she is not vaccinated and our NOC will send to the olympics only Vaccinated athletes Júlia Machyniaková decided to rather aim for the Juniors WCH, a good result from there would bring her a full professional contract with the Military Sport club in Slovakia. So she left her Olympic spot to her sister Veronika.

W Final Standing - Points Rank Flag Nation Points Quotas 1. SWEDEN 4642 6 2. NORWAY 4600 6 3. FRANCE 4468 6 4. GERMANY 4291 5 5. BELARUS 4275 5 6. ( ) RUSSIA 4234 5 7. UKRAINE 3930 5 8. AUSTRIA 3807 5 9. ITALY 3805 5 10. CZECH REPUBLIC 3531 5 11. SWITZERLAND 3451 4 12. UNITED STATES 3123 4 13. POLAND 2940 4 14. CANADA 2887 4 15. FINLAND 2845 4 16. ESTONIA 2797 4 17. CHINA 2417 4 18. SLOVAKIA 2332 4 19. JAPAN 2278 4 20. BULGARIA 2178 4 21. KAZAKHSTAN 2136 - 22. SLOVENIA 1882 - 23. SOUTH KOREA 1869 - 24. LATVIA 1559 - 25. MOLDOVA 1375 - 26. ROMANIA 1364 - 27. LITHUANIA 1160 - 28. BELGIUM 1065 - 29. GREAT BRITAIN 427 - 30. CROATIA 337 - 31. ( ) GREENLAND 324 - 32. AUSTRALIA 171 -

Women´s Final Olympic Qualification Standing Quotas 6 Quotas 5 Quotas ( ) 4 Quotas

Stage 15 in Simonhöhe (AUT) Men´s Parallel Giant Slalom: 1. Stefan Baumeister 2. Tim Mastnak 3. Roland Fischnaller Full Final Result HERE