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men's Super-G (7/7) Cancelled

Women's Super-G (7/7) Cancelled

W & M Super-G Cancelled due the frog and bad forecast for the rest of the day

Official Schedule Krasnoyarsk Time (GMT +7) Olympic Event Final | Non-Olympic Event Final Thursday, March 18th 15:35 Women's Junior Aerials Qualification 18:05 Men's Junior Aerials Qualification ??:?? Women's Junior Halfpipe Qualification ??:?? Men's Junior Halfpipe Qualification 20:00 Women's Junior Aerials Final 1 20:20 Men's Junior Aerials Final 1 20:45 Women's Junior Aerials Final 2 20:55 Men's Junior Aerials Final 2 Friday, March 19th ??:?? Women's Junior Halfpipe Final ??:?? Men's Junior Halfpipe Final 17:55 Mixed Junior Team Aerials Qualification 20:00 Mixed Junior Team Aerials Final 1 20:55 Mixed Junior Team Aerials Final 2 Saturday, March 20th ??:?? Women's Junior Slopestyle Qualification ??:?? Men's Junior Slopestyle Qualification Sunday, March 21st ??:?? Women's Junior Slopestyle Final ??:?? Men's Junior Slopestyle Final 16:15 Women's Junior Moguls Qualification 17:30 Men's Junior Moguls Qualification 20:00 Women's Junior Moguls Final 20:00 Men's Junior Moguls Final Monday, March 22nd ??:?? Women's Junior Big Air Qualification ??:?? Men's Junior Big Air Qualification 17:50 Women's Junior Dual Moguls Qualification 17:50 Men's Junior Dual Moguls Qualification 20:00 Women's Junior Dual Moguls Final 20:12 Men's Junior Dual Moguls Final Tuesday, March 23rd ??:?? Women's Junior Big Air Final ??:?? Men's Junior Big Air Final Friday, March 26th 10:00 Men's Junior Ski Cross Qualification 10:00 Women's Junior Ski Cross Qualification 12:00 Women's Junior Ski Cross Finals 12:00 Men's Junior Ski Cross Finals Saturday, March 27th 12:00 Mixed Junior Team Ski Cross

Mika Zibanejad collected 6 points for 3 goals and 3 assists during a single period last night In the 2nd period of last night NY Rangers demolition of Philadelphia 9:0 The / forward had first 3 goal assists and then scored a hattrick between 29th and 39th minute. This is only the 2nd time ever someone in the league did it. The 23rd December 1978 Bryan Trottier did the same during the NY derby between Rangers and his Islanders.

Wait, what ? when exactly did I say something like that. You put words in my mouth that I never said. I have never claimed that there are the same number of disciplines. after all, it is obvious. I'm just trying the millionth time to explain that Petra deserve fully the globe, the calendar was created early before the season, everyone knew what it would look like. Is it Petra who created the calendar ? Is it Magoni who created this schedule ? Is it their faults FIS schedulled more technical events than speed races ? and yet they removed all parallel slaloms (Petra top discipline) and replaced them by only 1 Parallel GS, they never replaced the cancelled GS from Sestriere, where Petra was btw leading after the 1st run. The GS was the only cancelled race of the season until today Downhill. The rules and schedule were the same for everyone, go and shout at the clouds that FIS is unfair with its world cup schedulling.. Once again, No one prevented Lara from racing in slaloms and trying to collect some points. who know, mabe she would earn here 10 points, there another 15 and so... Petra sacrified GS & SL trainings to learn speed disciplines, entered all downhill of the season, although she is piss poor bad in them. Even so, she yet managed to collect some valuable points, these points can very well decide in the end. and I really have also other things to do than constantly repeat the same words and arguments like a parrot, so, I will not longer bether myself with this. Cheer to whoever you want, think whatever you want. I hope Petra will win it, because she deserve it and even if she will fail, nevermind, she already made miracles based on the situation and all circumstances, so for me the case is closed

Draw brackets are out https://uww.org/event/european-og-qualifier?tab=brackets&weight-category=d616792f-863d-11eb-a561-080027548b1b

Well, no. Very weird comparison to be fair, missing a earlier weight in 1 single hugh jump competition is sorry, but definitely not the same like not participating in +/- 10 races counting for a World Cup overall standing. Also I think you missed the point what I was trying to present. However, as I said, everyone has the right to have his own oppinion and cheer to whoever he want, so let it be. I know if Petra will win this, suddenly plenty of hates left and right will suddenly appear around that it was undeserved, pointless competition, won only because of weather, only because of luck and blah, blah, blah...

M Singles 2nd Stage Final: Liam Pitchford 1 - 4 Kirill Skachkov (-7, 7, -8, -12, -7) List of Qualified Athletes for Tokyo 2020 Mens Singles Lubomir Jancarik Bence Majoros Kirill Skachkov Wang Yang

W Singles 2nd Stage Final: Maria Xiao 1 - 4 Suthasini Sawettabut (-11, 5, -9, -9, -8) List of Qualified Athletes for Tokyo 2020 Womens Singles Yang Xiaoxin Britt Eerland Polina Mikhailova Linda Bergstrom Suthasini Sawettabut

Everyone has the right to his opinion, I respect that. But on the other hand, I disagree with the claim that Lara (which I really like as athlete btw) deserves more the big globe than Petra. If Lara wanted to win thr big globe, why didn't she start in any slalom ? Petra was the only one to compete in all competitions, every fricking race the whole season ! for this goal and hopefully arriving success she had to sacrify her strongest disciplines (was mainly visible with her struggling in GS) and had to train much much more and mainly in speed disciplines. She entered races without any support team and practically no information about the pistes and slopes in the downhill runs in places she stood for the first time in her life and never was before there at all, yet she managed to get an incredible number of points many times against opponents much more experienced and I suppose better than she is in the mentioned evets. So for me only based on this point of view, Petra deserves the big globethis season the most of all. She sacrificed for it the most. You may disagree, but I personally think If she focused only on her disciplines SL & GS, it is very likely that both small globes would probably have already been decided right now. Next season she will focus back only on SL&GS+AC with the Beijing Gold goal, concentrate fully only on them and race only in a couple of WC races before the Olympics, how it will finish we will see in Beijing.

will enter 3 wrestlers M Freestyle: -74 kg: Tajmuraz Salkazanov -86 kg: Boris Makoev M Greco-Roman: -77 kg: Denis Horváth Not sure about the real chances here, but certainly ths is the strongest line up (in FS) our federation has send to the olympic qualifiers in a while. Remember last time competed in Wrestling at the Olympics was 2008 in Beijing when David Musulbes won bronze in the M FS heavyweight, later upgraded to Silver after the DSQ of the uzbek Artur Taymazov for doping

Women's Downhill (8/8) Cancelled

men's Downhill (8/8) Cancelled

Events Men's Parallel Slalom (4/4) Women's Parallel Slalom (4/4) Mixed Team Parallel Slalom (2/2) Official Schedule Central European Time (GMT +1) Olympic Event Final | Non-Olympic Event Final Saturday, March 20th 09:00 Men's Parallel Slalom Qualification 09:00 Women's Parallel Slalom Qualification 13:30 Men's Parallel Slalom Finals 13:30 Women's Parallel Slalom Finals Sunday, March 21st 09:30 Mixed Parallel Slalom Team Finals

Events Men's Snowboard Cross (6/6) Women's Snowboard Cross (6/6) Official Schedule Central European Time (GMT +1) Olympic Event Final | Non-Olympic Event Final Saturday, March 20th 14:15 Men's Snowboard Cross Round of 16 14:37 Women's Snowboard Cross Quarterfinals 14:49 Men's Snowboard Cross Quarterfinals 15:04 Women's Snowboard Cross Semifinals 15:10 Men's Snowboard Cross Semifinals 15:19 Women's Snowboard Cross Finals 15:22 Men's Snowboard Cross Finals

Events Men's Halfpipe (2/2) Men's Slopestyle (2/3) Women's Halfpipe (2/2) Women's Slopestyle (2/3) Official Schedule Mountain Standard Time (GMT -7) Olympic Event Final | Non-Olympic Event Final Thursday, March 18th 09:55 Women's Halfpipe Qualification, Run 1 10:40 Women's Halfpipe Qualification, Run 2 12:25 Men's Halfpipe Qualification, Heat 1, Run 1 12:55 Men's Halfpipe Qualification, Heat 1, Run 2 14:30 Men's Halfpipe Qualification, Heat 2, Run 1 15:00 Men's Halfpipe Qualification, Heat 2, Run 2 Friday, March 19th 09:40 Women's Slopestyle Qualification, Run 1 10:40 Women's Slopestyle Qualification, Run 2 13:00 Men's Slopestyle Qualification, Heat 1, Run 1 13:00 Men's Slopestyle Qualification, Heat 2, Run 1 14:00 Men's Slopestyle Qualification, Heat 1, Run 2 14:00 Men's Slopestyle Qualification, Heat 2, Run 2 Saturday, March 20th 13:00 Women's Slopestyle Final, Run 1 13:17 Men's Slopestyle Final, Run 1 13:40 Women's Slopestyle Final, Run 2 13:57 Men's Slopestyle Final, Run 2 14:20 Women's Slopestyle Final, Run 3 14:40 Men's Slopestyle Final, Run 3 Sunday, March 21st 13:00 Women's Halfpipe Final, Run 1 13:16 Men's Halfpipe Final, Run 1 13:37 Women's Halfpipe Final, Run 2 13:52 Men's Halfpipe Final, Run 2 14:13 Women's Halfpipe Final, Run 3 14:31 Men's Halfpipe Final, Run 3

Kirill Skachkov vs Liam Pitchford for the last M quota, today from 16:20 (GMT +3) Maria Xiao vs Suthasini Sawettabut for the last W quota from 15:30 (GMT +3)

Womens Downhill World Cup 2020/21 Final Standing 1. Sofia Goggia 480 2. Corinne Suter 410 3. Lara Gut-Behrami 383 Full Detailed Final W Downhill Standing HERE ------------------------------------------------------------- Mens Downhill World Cup 2020/21 Final Standing 1. Beat Feuz 486 2. Matthias Mayer 418 3. Dominik Paris 338 Full Detailed Final M Downhill Standing HERE

No. The rules do not allow this, precisely in order to avoid such eventual situation and favor a domestic skier, the rules for the World Cup Finals have been invented and unchanged for decades already. In the case of cancellation of any of the races, it cannot be replaced by any other races. It also can not be moved to any other date and must take place only on the originally determined day (obviously the only change permitted is to postpone the start time but again only in that given day).

Final Medal Count Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total 1 Canada 2 2 0 4 2 United States 1 2 0 3 3 New Zealand 1 1 0 2 4 Japan 1 0 1 2 4 Norway 1 0 1 2 6 Australia 0 1 1 2 7 Finland 0 0 1 1 7 Spain 0 0 1 1 7 Switzerland 0 0 1 1 Total Road to Beijing 2022 6 6 6 18 Final Medal Count Olympic Events Only Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total 1 Canada 2 2 0 4 2 United States 1 2 0 3 3 New Zealand 1 1 0 2 4 Japan 1 0 1 2 4 Norway 1 0 1 2 6 Australia 0 1 1 2 7 Finland 0 0 1 1 7 Spain 0 0 1 1 7 Switzerland 0 0 1 1 Total Road to Beijing 2022 6 6 6 18

Men's Big Air Final Results MCMORRIS Mark 179.25 PARROT Max 178.25 KLEVELAND Marcus 176.25 Final Results HERE Qualification Results HERE

Women's Big Air Final Results BLOUIN Laurie 177.75 SADOWSKI SYNNOTT Zoi 176.75 ONITSUKA Miyabi 174.75 Final Results HERE Qualification Results HERE