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So only the top 2 did qualify from the W race ?

also the qualification race is only for the Distance events, right ? I mean everybody is allowed to start in the Sprint I believe ?

2 new received the IIHF approval and are eligible from today to represent . Both will for sure play at the WCh in Latvia Shane Prince and Francis Paré are now fully eligible to play for at the world championships. Obviously it is still not over, the goalie Danny Taylor will fullfil the basic requirement to represent another country (to play there at least 480 days) this March. The federation already announced they will ask IIHF to accept him too.

ah ok, make sense. CDI (International) CDN (National) well, one learn something everyday I guess Yes, sadly the international event is cancelled but it looks they somehow managed to set new date

I had absolutely no idea such village even exist, I had to google a lot it looks it is a very small village in the Trenčín district but they often organized some minor and regional dressage and jumping events now for the race: what is the difference between CDI-W & CDN ? Because the CDI-W are cancelled for this weekend, however the Slovak Equestrian Federation asked FEI for the possibility to just postpone the event to late March. The CDN event will take place but without spectators and under obligatory testing this Friday

[hide] Event & Date Athletes Gold Silver Bronze Cross-Country Skiing, Women's Sprint Classical Day 1 February 25th, 2021 Any Finnish Athlete Lucia Scardoni Maiken Caspersen Falla Anne Appelkvist Stenseth Lotta Udnes Weng Tiril Udnes Weng Natalia Nepryaeva Anamarija Lampic x Linn Svahn x Jonna Sundling Any Other Swedish Athlete Rosie Brennan Sophie Caldwell Hamilton Jessie Diggins x Any Other Athlete Cross-Country Skiing, Men's Sprint Classical Day 1 February 25th, 2021 Any Finnish Athlete Lucas Chanavat Federico Pellegrino x Emil Iversen Johannes Klaebo Hoesflot x Haavard Solaas Taugboel Erik Valnes Alexander Bolshunov x Gleb Retivykh Sergey Ustiugov Oskar Svensson Any Other Swedish Athlete Any Other Athlete Ski jumping, Women's Individual, Normal Hill - HS106 Day 1 February 25th, 2021 Daniela Iraschko-Stolz Marita Kramer Any French Athlete Katharina Althaus Yuki Ito Sara Takanashi x Eirin Maria Kvandal Maren Lundby Silje Opseth x Irina Avvakumova Ursa Bogataj Ema Klinec Nika Kriznar x Any Other Athlete Nordic Combined, Men's 10km Gundersen, Normal Hill - HS106 Day 2 February 26th, 2021 Lukas Greiderer Johannes Lamparter Eero Hirvonen Ilkka Herola Eric Frenzel Vinzenz Geiger x Fabian Riessle Johannes Rydzek Akito Watabe x Joergen Graabak Jens Luraas Oftebro Jarl Magnus Riiber x Any Other Athlete Ski jumping, Women's Team, Normal Hill - HS106 Day 2 February 26th, 2021 Austria x Czech Republic Finland France Germany Italy Japan x Norway Poland Russian Ski Federation Slovenia x Any Other Nation Nordic Combined, Women's 5km Gundersen, Normal Hill - HS106 Day 3 February 27th, 2021 Lisa Hirner x Sigrun Kleinrath Jenny Nowak Daniela Dejori Veronica Gianmoena Annika Sieff Anju Nakamura Mari Leinan Lund Marte Leinan Lund Hanna Midtsundstad Gyda Westvold Hansen x Anastasia Goncharova Tara Geraghty-Moats x Any Other Athlete Cross-Country Skiing, Women's Skiathlon Day 3 February 27th, 2021 Teresa Stadlober Krista Parmakoski Katharina Hennig Helene Marie Fossesholm Therese Johaug x Heidi Weng Any Other Norwegian Athlete Natalia Nepryaeva Ebba Andersson x Charlotte Kalla Any Other Swedish Athlete Rosie Brennan Jessie Diggins x Any Other Athlete Cross-Country Skiing, Men's Skiathlon Day 3 February 27th, 2021 Iivo Niskanen Any German Athlete Andrew Musgrave Emil Iversen x Johannes Klaebo Hoesflot x Sjur Roethe Any Other Norwegian Athlete Alexander Bolshunov x Denis Spitsov Sergey Ustiugov Any Other Athlete From Russian Ski Federation Jens Burman Dario Cologna Any Other Athlete Ski jumping, Men's Individual, Normal Hill - HS106 Day 3 February 27th, 2021 Michael Hayboeck Daniel Huber Stefan Kraft Markus Eisenbichler Karl Geiger x Ryoyu Kobayashi x Halvor Egner Granerud x Robert Johansson Marius Lindvik Daniel Andre Tande Dawid Kubacki Kamil Stoch Piotr Zyla Anze Lanisek Any Other Athlete Nordic Combined, Men's Team Event, Normal Hill - HS106 Day 4 February 28th, 2021 Austria x Czech Republic Estonia Finland France Germany x Italy Japan Norway x Poland United States Any Other Nation Cross-Country Skiing, Women's Team Sprint Freestyle Day 4 February 28th, 2021 Finland Germany Italy Norway x Russian Ski Federation Slovenia Sweden x Switzerland United States x Any Other Nation Cross-Country Skiing, Men's Team Sprint Freestyle Day 4 February 28th, 2021 Finland France Germany Great Britain Italy x Norway x Russian Ski Federation x Sweden Switzerland United States Any Other Nation Ski jumping, Mixed Team Event, Normal Hill - HS106 Day 4 February 28th, 2021 Austria x Czech Republic Finland Germany x Italy Japan x Norway Poland Russian Ski Federation Slovenia Any Other Nation Cross-Country Skiing, Women's 10km Freestyle Day 5 March 2nd, 2021 Krista Parmakoski Any German Athlete Helene Marie Fossesholm Ragnhild Haga Therese Johaug x Heidi Weng Natalia Nepryaeva Yulia Stupak Ebba Andersson x Charlotte Kalla Frida Karlsson Rosie Brennan Jessie Diggins x Any Other Athlete Cross-Country Skiing, Men's 15km Freestyle Day 6 March 3rd, 2021 Andrew Musgrave Hans Christer Holund Johannes Klaebo Hoesflot x Simen Hegstad Krueger Sjur Roethe Alexander Bolshunov x Denis Spitsov x Ivan Yakimushkin Any Other Athlete From Russian Ski Federation Any Swedish Athlete Dario Cologna Gus Schumacher Any Other Athlete Ski jumping, Women's Individual, Large Hill - HS137 Day 6 March 3rd, 2021 Daniela Iraschko-Stolz Marita Kramer Any French Athlete Katharina Althaus Yuki Ito Sara Takanashi x Eirin Maria Kvandal Maren Lundby Silje Opseth x Irina Avvakumova Ursa Bogataj Ema Klinec Nika Kriznar x Any Other Athlete Nordic Combined, Men's 10km Gundersen, Large Hill - HS137 Day 7 March 4th, 2021 Lukas Greiderer Johannes Lamparter Any Other Austrian Athlete Ilkka Herola Eric Frenzel x Vinzenz Geiger x Fabian Riessle Johannes Rydzek Any Other German Athlete Akito Watabe Joergen Graabak Jens Luraas Oftebro Jarl Magnus Riiber x Any Other Athlete Cross-Country Skiing, Women's 4x5km Relay Day 7 March 4th, 2021 Czech Republic Finland Germany Italy Norway x Russian Ski Federation Slovenia Sweden x Switzerland United States x Any Other Nation Cross-Country Skiing, Men's 4x10km Relay Day 8 March 5th, 2021 Czech Republic Finland France x Germany Italy Norway x Russian Ski Federation x Sweden Switzerland United States Any Other Nation Ski jumping, Men's Individual, Large Hill - HS137 Day 8 March 5th, 2021 Michael Hayboeck Daniel Huber Stefan Kraft Markus Eisenbichler x Karl Geiger Ryoyu Kobayashi Halvor Egner Granerud x Robert Johansson Marius Lindvik Daniel Andre Tande Dawid Kubacki Kamil Stoch x Piotr Zyla Anze Lanisek Any Other Athlete Nordic Combined, Men's Team Sprint, Large Hill - HS137 Day 9 March 6th, 2021 Austria Czech Republic Estonia Finland x France Germany x Italy Japan Norway x Poland United States Any Other Nation Cross-Country Skiing, Women's 30km Classical Day 9 March 6th, 2021 Teresa Stadlober Kerttu Niskanen Krista Parmakoski Katharina Hennig Helene Marie Fossesholm Therese Johaug x Heidi Weng Any Other Norwegian Athlete Natalia Nepryaeva x Yulia Stupak Ebba Andersson x Frida Karlsson Sadie Maubet Bjornsen Jessie Diggins Any Other Athlete Ski jumping, Men's Team Event, Large Hill - HS137 Day 9 March 6th, 2021 Austria Czech Republic Finland Italy Japan Norway x Poland x Russian Ski Federation Slovenia Switzerland United States Any Other Nation x Cross-Country Skiing, Men's 50km Classical Day 10 March 7th, 2021 Iivo Niskanen Francesco De Fabiani Emil Iversen x Johannes Klaebo Hoesflot x Sjur Roethe Any Other Norwegian Athlete Alexander Bolshunov x Sergey Ustiugov Ivan Yakimushkin Any Other Athlete From Russian Ski Federation Jens Burman Oskar Svensson Dario Cologna Any Other Athlete [/hide]

You're welcome. Well, as I said, a lot of people were against the dissolution. Personally, I am also still sad about it. I am not even afraid to say that it was a criminal act of the politicians (Vaclav Klaus on the czech and fucking asshole Vladimir Mečiar on the slovak side) against the nation and its people.

Yep, contact with a positive person, Koristek was already in a 10 days home quarantine in Slovakia until last Monday. sadly put last week on the black list, so we can not enter the country without forced quarantine. So we had like millions of problems with all papers, etc.. for just entering Deutschland. We will not have any special team staff in the WCH, only 2 guys will travel with the coach, so we will have to pay for our skis to bewaxed by & teams servicemens... Also our skiers were accomodated 30 km away from Oberstdorf, so they will spend all their time only by travelling to the stadium and to the testing centers... nah... article in slovak, if you are interested...try google translator https://sport.aktuality.sk/c/484984/ms-v-severskom-lyzovani-narocne-podmienky-a-specialne-vynimky-slovaci-chcu-postup-z-kvalifikacie/?AT=wgt.hp_hp-mohlobyvaszaujimat.c.x...A.1

Big troubles in team..... Remove Renda and Cenek from the list. Slovakia will have only 3 athletes in Oberstdorf, 1 men and 2 womens. Ján Koristek will be our only male participant, our NOC somehow managed to obtain a special exemption to enter Germany through our embassy and various German regional hygienists for Koristek. So he was finally able to enter Germany yesterday. However, he must pass a test every single day he will spend in Germany. the other two had to stay in Slovakia, so no Team sprint for us. Koristek will start only in Sprint and 15km with eventual Skiathlon participation to be evaluated later n Oberstdorf.

Exact. In fact both parts agreed to start competing independently in all sports right after the dissolution, but there was also one problem, in football. especially the 1994 FIFA WC in USA, the qualifiers started in 1992 with former Czechoslovakia still existing. but it was already known that only until the New Years Eve, so FIFA had to decide and formed a new team the RCS (Representation of Czechs and Slovaks) RCS (The teams sadly had no flag nor nations symbols) just a white flag something like today Russia in the world championships. Both anthems Czech & Slovak were played before the games. RCS was the very last team representing Czechoslovakia in any sport. Fun fact the team was just one single point from qualifying to the world cup in USA. imagine that 1 and half year after the country ceased to exist "Czechoslovakia" could still play together in a international event. Many many tears were in Bruxelles after that 0-0 tie the 17th November 1993. One chapter of our common history definitely finished, 11 months after the dissolution of Czechoslovakia Some polls said that more then 60 % of people were against the split, sadly the fucking politicians did not allowed any referendum and decided a couple of months before the 1993 new year about the break-up Anyway one other team named Czech and Slovak Republics also existed and played the U20 Ice Hockey team during the 1993 World Juniors, the tournament was held as usually during the christmas holidays, the team started as Czechoslovakia, the 30th December 1992 played 1-1 with Russia but since the 1st January suddenly lost its flag, nations symbols, anthem and was renamed Czech and Slovak Republics and the 2nd January defeated Japan 14-2 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1993_World_Junior_Ice_Hockey_Championships

It´s been a while I posted here some updates of the Olympic Medals so medal moments #4 Let today speak about one guy named Michal Martikán. Born in Liptovský Mikuláš, The kid was a special talent which later proved by making it to the national team at his 15 ! 1 year later in 1995 he won his first big major medals (2 bronzes at the World Championships in Nottingham in C1 and C1 Teams). He is also still the youngest athlete ever to win a World Cup race in the whole sport of Canoeing Slalom. but the next year was his first big career milestone. The 27th of July 1996. only 3 years after the split up of the former Czechoslovakia the young Michal won the first ever Gold Olympic medal of the new country. and the history showed that it was not his only success, Michal is arguably altogether with the french Tony Estanguet considered as the best C1 canoe slalom athlete of the history. He won 5 medals at 5 consecutive Olympic Games. An totally unprecedented achievement in this sport. 2x Gold (1996 Atlanta & 2008 Beijing) https://www.olympicchannel.com/en/video/detail/best-of-michal-martikan-beijing-2008/?uxreference=playlist 2x Silver (2000 Sydney & 2004 Athens) Bronze (2012 London) https://www.olympicchannel.com/en/video/detail/best-of-michal-martikan-london-2012/ The 4 times athlete of the year is also an absolute Big major events Medals record holder He won 49 Medals from Big Major events (Counting only : Olympic Games, World Championships and European Championships) !!! OG: 2 - 2 - 1 WCH: 14 - 3 - 6 ECH: 14 - 5 - 2 He also won 42 individual World Cup Podiums, 5 Overall World Cup Champion (Also the record among C1 paddlers) Now 41 year old He is still active and pretty much on the race for Tokyo 2020, currrently slightly behind Alexander Slafkovský and tied with the Rio medalist Matej Beňuš for the single quota in the C1.

Due to the current ban of our Skiing federation Our National Olympic Committee was appointed by our governement and by FIS to officially send our delegation and to be the official representative institution of our athletes in this competition as well, so the Slovak NOC announced the roster for the World Championships Team Slovakia Men Ján Koristek (Sprint C, Team Sprint F, 15 km F, 50 km C Mass Start) Andrej Renda (Sprint C, Team Sprint F, 15 km F ?) Jáchym Cenek (Sprint C,15 km F ?) Women Alena Procházková (Sprint C, Team Sprint F, 10 km F, Skiathlon ?) Barbora Klementová (Sprint C, Team Sprint F, 10 km F ?)

Official Schedule Central European Time (GMT +1) Olympic Event Final | Non-Olympic Event Final Wednesday, February 24th 09:00 Women's Individual Gundersen Normal Hill Ski Jumping Official Training 1 10:30 Men's Individual Gundersen Normal Hill Ski Jumping Official Training 1 Thursday, February 25th 09:00 Women's Individual Gundersen Normal Hill Ski Jumping Official Training 2 10:30 Men's Individual Gundersen Normal Hill Ski Jumping Official Training 2 Friday, February 26th 09:00 Men's Individual Gundersen Normal Hill Ski Jumping Trial Round 10:15 Men's Individual Gundersen Normal Hill Ski Jumping (Event 1/2) 16:00 Men's Individual Gundersen Normal Hill 10km Cross-Country (Event 2/2) Saturday, February 27th 09:00 Women's Individual Gundersen Normal Hill Ski Jumping Trial Round 10:00 Women's Individual Gundersen Normal Hill Ski Jumping (Event 1/2) 15:30 Women's Individual Gundersen Normal Hill 5km Cross-Country (Event 2/2) Sunday, February 28th 09:00 Men's Team Gundersen Normal Hill Ski Jumping Trial Round 10:00 Men's Team Gundersen Normal Hill Ski Jumping (Event 1/2) 15:00 Men's Team Gundersen Normal Hill 4x5km Cross-Country (Event 2/2) Tuesday, March 2nd 09:00 Men's Individual Gundersen Large Hill Ski Jumping Official Training 1 Wednesday, March 3rd 08:30 Men's Individual Gundersen Large Hill Ski Jumping Official Training 2 Thursday, March 4th 10:00 Men's Individual Gundersen Large Hill Ski Jumping Trial Round 11:00 Men's Individual Gundersen Large Hill Ski Jumping (Event 1/2) 15:15 Men's Individual Gundersen Large Hill 10km Cross-Country (Event 2/2) Friday, March 5th 09:00 Men's Individual Gundersen Large Hill Ski Jumping Official Training 3 Saturday, March 6th 09:00 Men's Team Sprint Large Hill Trial Round 10:00 Men's Team Sprint Large Hill Ski Jumping (Event 1/2) 15:00 Men's Team Sprint Large Hill 10km Cross-Country (Event 2/2)

Official Schedule Central European Time (GMT +1) Olympic Event Final | Non-Olympic Event Final Tuesday, February 23rd 15:30 Women's Individual Normal Hill Official Training Wednesday, February 24th 14:00 Men's Individual Normal Hill Official Training 1 16:45 Women's Individual Normal Hill Trial Round 18:00 Women's Individual Normal Hill Qualification Thursday, February 25th 15:45 Women's Individual Normal Hill Trial Round 17:00 Women's Individual Normal Hill Final 19:15 Men's Individual Normal Hill Official Training 2 Friday, February 26th 16:00 Women's Team Normal Hill Trial Round 17:15 Women's Team Normal Hill Final 19:00 Men's Individual Normal Hill Official Training 3 20:30 Men's Individual Normal Hill Qualification Saturday, February 27th 15:15 Men's Individual Normal Hill Trial Round 16:30 Men's Individual Normal Hill Final Sunday, February 28th 15:30 Mixed Team Normal Hill Trial Round 17:00 Mixed Team Normal Hill Final Monday, March 1st 17:00 Women's Individual Large Hill Official Training 1 Tuesday, March 2nd 16:30 Women's Individual Large Hill Official Training 2 18:00 Women's Individual Large Hill Qualification Wednesday, March 3rd 16:00 Women's Individual Large Hill Trial Round 17:15 Women's Individual Large Hill Final 19:15 Men's Individual Large Hill Official Training 1 Thursday, March 4th 16:00 Men's Individual Large Hill Official Training 2 17:30 Men's Individual Large Hill Qualification Friday, March 5th 15:45 Men's Individual Large Hill Trial Round 17:00 Men's Individual Large Hill Final Saturday, March 6th 15:45 Men's Team Large Hill Trial Round 17:00 Men's Team Large Hill Final

Official Schedule Central European Time (GMT +1) Olympic Event Final | Non-Olympic Event Final Wednesday, February 24th 09:00 Women's 5km Freestyle Qualification 10:30 Men's 10km Freestyle Qualification Thursday, February 25th 09:00 Men's Sprint Classical Qualification 09:00 Women's Sprint Classical Qualification 11:30 Men's Sprint Classical Finals 11:30 Women's Sprint Classical Finals Saturday, February 27th 11:45 Women's 7.5km+7.5km Skiathlon 13:30 Men's 15km+15km Skiathlon Sunday, February 28th 11:00 Men's Team Sprint Freestyle Qualification 11:00 Women's Team Sprint Freestyle Qualification 13:00 Men's Team Sprint Freestyle Finals 13:00 Women's Team Sprint Freestyle Finals Tuesday, March 2nd 13:15 Women's 10km Freestyle Wednesday, March 3rd 13:15 Men's 15km Freestyle Thursday, March 4th 13:15 Women's 4x5km Team Relay Friday, March 5th 13:15 Men's 4x10km Team Relay Saturday, March 6th 12:30 Women's 30km Mass Start Classical Sunday, March 7th 13:00 Men's 50km Mass Start Classical

yeah, that last M slalom pretty ruined my whole contest. but, yeah, nevermind, everything is still just a practice for the ice hockey worlds after all, because, be sure this time Kamil is aiming for gold

Btw she was not alone in the plane. Petra and her mini-team brought with them also one opponent Ana Bucik of all persons They will train slalom and giant slalom together on Monday and Tuesday in Jasná. The well-known Low Tatras resort will be the venue of the World Cup races in slalom and giant slalom in less than two weeks (March 6-7). "I am very much looking forward to the race in Jasná, but at the moment it is still far for me. I will focus on the next days on the speed races in Italy (val di Fassa). We will travel there on Tuesday, I will start in downhill and super-G. Until then, We decided to spend the next two days with training in Jasná with Anna Bucik, who asked me if she could fly with me on the plane. I didn't have a problem with that, " Vlhová explained to Slovak medias in the Poprad airport.

Play-Off Results Last Day Gold Medal Match 16:00 - 10-9 Bronze Medal Match 14:00 - 11-11 (14-13 on pen.) Qualified to Tokyo 2020 5th Place Match 12:00 - 10-9 7th Place Match 10:00 - 18-10

Final Medal Count Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total 1 Austria 5 1 2 8 2 Switzerland 3 1 5 9 3 France 2 1 2 5 4 Norway 2 0 1 3 5 United States 1 1 2 4 6 Italy 1 1 0 2 7 Germany 0 3 1 4 8 Slovakia 0 2 0 2 9 Croatia 0 1 0 1 9 Sweden 0 1 0 1 Total Road to Beijing 2022 14 12 13 39 Final Medal Count Olympic Events Only Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total 1 Austria 4 1 2 7 2 Switzerland 3 1 4 8 3 Norway 2 0 1 3 4 United States 1 1 2 4 5 France 1 1 1 3 6 Germany 0 3 1 4 7 Slovakia 0 2 0 2 8 Italy 0 1 0 1 8 Sweden 0 1 0 1 Total Road to Beijing 2022 11 11 11 33

Final Medal Count Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total 1 Austria 5 1 2 8 2 Switzerland 3 1 5 9 3 France 2 1 2 5 4 Norway 2 0 1 3 5 United States 1 1 2 4 6 Italy 1 1 0 2 7 Germany 0 3 1 4 8 Slovakia 0 2 0 2 9 Croatia 0 1 0 1 9 Sweden 0 1 0 1 Total Road to Beijing 2022 14 12 13 39 Final Medal Count Olympic Events Only Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total 1 Austria 4 1 2 7 2 Switzerland 3 1 4 8 3 Norway 2 0 1 3 4 United States 1 1 2 4 5 France 1 1 1 3 6 Germany 0 3 1 4 7 Slovakia 0 2 0 2 8 Italy 0 1 0 1 8 Sweden 0 1 0 1 Total Road to Beijing 2022 11 11 11 33

Men's Slalom Final Results FOSS-SOLEVAAG Sebastian 1:46.4852.40+54.08 PERTL Adrian 1:46.6952.24+54.45 KRISTOFFERSEN Henrik 1:46.9452.62+54.32 Final Results HERE

Men's Slalom Final Results FOSS-SOLEVAAG Sebastian 1:46.4852.40+54.08 PERTL Adrian 1:46.6952.24+54.45 KRISTOFFERSEN Henrik 1:46.9452.62+54.32 Rank Athletes Nation Run 1 Run 2 Result 4 VINATZER Alex 52.38 55.30 1:47.68 5 YULE Daniel 52.88 54.82 1:47.70 6 RODES Istok 53.22 54.62 1:47.84 7 HADALIN Stefan 53.06 54.92 1:47.98 7 PINTURAULT Alexis 52.65 55.33 1:47.98 9 MATT Michael 53.19 54.85 1:48.04 10 MARCHANT Armand 53.13 55.09 1:48.22 11 ZENHAEUSERN Ramon 53.89 55.09 1:48.98 12 VIDOVIC Matej 53.44 55.58 1:49.02 13 RITCHIE Benjamin 53.51 55.72 1:49.23 14 MOELGG Manfred 53.64 55.89 1:49.53 15 STRASSER Linus 53.95 55.89 1:49.84 16 EFIMOV Simon 53.55 56.75 1:50.30 17 BERNDT Ondrej 54.75 57.25 1:52.00 18 MAROVT Tijan 55.30 57.60 1:52.90 19 DVORNIK Aljaz 56.31 58.01 1:54.32 20 PUENTE TASIAS Alejandro 55.89 58.69 1:54.58 21 NOEL Clement 52.58 1:04.03 1:56.61 22 ALEKHIN Nikita 56.48 1:00.29 1:56.77 23 COMERFORD Cormac 59.37 1:00.67 2:00.04 24 BALAZ Filip 58.28 1:02.27 2:00.55 25 KEKESI Marton 1:00.12 1:00.87 2:00.99 26 DYRBYE Casper 58.87 1:02.48 2:01.35 27 SIMARI BIRKNER Cristian Javier 58.17 1:03.65 2:01.82 28 OSCH Matthieu 1:00.21 1:03.18 2:03.39 29 TOLA Erjon 1:01.20 1:03.96 2:05.16 30 KOVBASNYUK Ivan 1:02.07 1:05.12 2:07.19 31 DEHARI Dardan 1:02.42 1:07.21 2:09.63 32 TAHIRI Albin 1:04.63 1:07.84 2:12.47 33 ARNOUK Cesar 1:06.17 1:06.92 2:13.09 34 KIA SHEMSHAKI Behnam 1:06.67 1:09.53 2:16.20 35 TAMAGNINI Alberto 1:06.97 1:11.14 2:18.11 36 KOUYOUMDJIAN Yianno 1:06.11 1:16.63 2:22.74 37 GOUTT Yohan Goncalves 1:12.62 1:20.60 2:33.22 VIANO Richardson - - DNF2 HARUTYUNYAN Harutyun - - DNF2 ARANJO Baptiste - - DNF2 POETTOZ Michael - - DNF2 ADAMS Jack - - DNF2 VALLECILLO Juan Pablo - - DNF2 VERBEKE Tom - - DNF2 LAINE Tormis - - DNF2 SALARICH Joaquim - - DNF2 SEYMOUR Jett - - DNF2 WINTERS Luke - - DNF2 GINNIS AJ - - DNF2 READ Erik - - DNF2 POPOV Albert - - DNF2 JAKOBSEN Kristoffer - - DNF2 ZUBCIC Filip - - DNF2 SCHWARZ Marco - - DNF2 FELLER Manuel - - DNF2 AOUICH Yassine - - DNF1 TANG Calcy Ning-Chien - - DNF1 JAPARIDZE Besarion - - DNF1 STEFANESCU Alexandru Stefan - - DNF1 QERIMI Kevin - - DNF1 SALIHOVIC Eldar - - DNF1 VORRE Marcus - - DNF1 STOILOV Konstantin - - DNF1 FIGUEROA Andres - - DNF1 OPMANIS Elvis - - DNF1 ANTONIOU Ioannis - - DNF1 MACEDO Michel - - DNF1 DRUKAROV Andrej - - DNF1 GRANDJEAN Eliot - - DNF1 PROIOS Ioannis - - DNF1 BIRAN Itamar - - DNF1 ZLATKOV Kalin - - DNF1 STANISIC Strahinja - - DNF1 LUIK Juhan - - DNF1 LOKMIC Emir - - DNF1 SNORRASON Sturla Snaer - - DNF1 ZLATKOV Kamen - - DNF1 HONG Dongkwan - - DNF1 KATO Seigo - - DNF1 LEEVER Alex - - DNF1 VAN DEN BROECKE Dries - - DNF1 KOYAMA Yohei - - DNF1 KRYZL Krystof - - DNF1 HANSSON William - - DNF1 TAYLOR Laurie - - DNF1 DEL CAMPO Juan - - DNF1 MAJOR Billy - - DNF1 ZABYSTRAN Jan - - DNF1 KOLEGA Samuel - - DNF1 KRANJEC Zan - - DNF1 HOLZMANN Sebastian - - DNF1 HAUGAN Timon - - DNF1 GROSS Stefano - - DNF1 GRANGE Jean-Baptiste - - DNF1 AERNI Luca - - DNF1 RYDING Dave - - DNF1 MUFFAT-JEANDET Victor - - DNF1 MEILLARD Loic - - DNF1 KHOROSHILOV Alexander - - DNF1 RAZZOLI Giuliano - - DSQ1

Updated and Completed February 21st, 2021

Zubcic early exit

more like the rganizers blew it, or at least the race director to be precise