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Stage 23 in Ljubno (SLO) Women´s Team Normal Hill: 1. AUSTRIA (Iraschko-Stolz/Kramer/Pinkelnig/Hoelzl) 1008.7 2. SLOVENIA (Kriznar/Rogelj/Komar/Klinec) 1005.1 3. NORWAY (Stroem/Bjoerseth/Opseth/Lundby) 960.2 Full Final Result HERE

not lapped !

Stage 31 in Crans Montana (SUI) Women´s Downhill: 1. Lara Gut-Behrami 1:27.73 2. Corinne Suter 1:27.75 3. Nina Ortlieb 1:27.78 Full Final Result HERE

Stage 21 in Pyeongchang (KOR) Men´s Parallel Giant Slalom: 1. Roland Fischnaller 2. Dmitry Loginov 3. Andrey Sobolev Full Final Result HERE

Stage 21 in Pyeongchang (KOR) Women´s Parallel Giant Slalom: 1. Julie Zogg 2. Nadya Ochner 3. Ladina Jenny Full Final Result HERE

Qualified Nations Australia, Croatia, Iceland, New Zealand, Turkey, Ukraine 2019 Championships Results Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Division II Group B World Championship 2019 Women's Ice Hockey IIHF Division II Group B Qualification World Championship 2019 Tournament Format 6 Nations play a usual Round-Robin tournament, Each team play once every opponent, The first ranked Nation will qualify for the Women´s Division II Group A World Championships next year in 2021. The Nations ranked 2nd-5,th will stay in this division also for the next season, The Last Ranked (6th) Nation will be relegated to the next year´s Women´s Division III World Championships 2021. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tournament Schedule and Standing Link

new NR in 60m for Volko 6.55, Would be really a Shame if the guy will not qualify to Tokyo

Stage 26 in Tazawako (JPN) Men´s Moguls: 1. Mikael Kingsbury 83.05 2. Dmitriy Reikherd 81.62 3. Laurent Dumais 73.07 Full Final Result HERE

Stage 26 in Tazawako (JPN) Women´s Moguls: 1. Perrine Laffont 82.03 2. Junko Hoshino 79.75 3. Jakara Anthony 79.01 Full Final Result HERE

Stage 32 in Niigata Yuzawa Naeba (JPN) Men´s Giant Slalom: 1. Filip Zubcic 2:37.25 2. Marco Odermatt 2:37.99 3. Tommy Ford 2:38.32 Full Final Result HERE

Stage 22 in Rasnov (ROU) Men´s Individual Normal Hill: 1. Karl Geiger 270.3 2. Stephan Leyhe 264.7 3. Stefan Kraft 264.5 Full Final Result HERE

Stage 31 in Crans Montana (SUI) Women´s Downhill: 1. Lara Gut-Behrami 1:27.11 2. Corinne Suter 1:27.91 3. Stephanie Venier 1:28.03 Full Final Result HERE

Teresa Stadlober know what you meant very well

Stage 12 in Meraker (NOR) Men´s 34km Freestyle Mass Start: 1. Alexander Bolshunov 1:19:34.9 2. Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo 1:20:26.6 3. Emil Iversen 1:20:26.7 Full Final Result HERE

Stage 12 in Meraker (NOR) Women´s 34km Freestyle Mass Start: 1. Therese Johaug 1:26:32.8 2. Ingvild Flugstad Oestberg 1:26:36.8 3. Heidi Weng 1:27:54.4 Full Final Result HERE

So I gave it another chance...but I can not help myself, I can not find any sympathy or excitement for this single mixed relay. This is The most useless and ridiculous biathlon event, this should definitely stay on the auf schalke exhibitions gala or so

Some small news from Slovakia Yesterday started the protest of 6 deputees from Progresivne Slovensko/Spolu (Progressive Slovakia/Together) directly in the parliament. They decided to start blocking the speaking podium of the parliament and by this effectively blocking the session attempting to prevent the passing of doubled family allowances, the introduction of 13th pension, the scrapping of motorway vignettes and especially stop the rejection of Istanbul Convention in a fast-tracked procedure two weeks away from the parliamentary election. They symbolically placed a wedding cake on the podium to symbolize the “marriage” between Smer-SD and the neo-nazis dickheads of LSNS. Since the Kotleba party announced they will vote for the Smer-SD propositions (Obviously because of the Istanbul Convention rejection) more here https://newsnow.tasr.sk/policy/danko-halts-special-session-after-beblavy-puts-wedding-cake-on-podium/ However this session was suddenly announced by Smer-SD and SNS only two days ago, even if there was not any session schedulled until the new elections of the next week. The opposition calling it a populistic move from the leading party before the not good looking elections for them, that can totally destroy slovak economy They also passed the night there with their pyjamas and everything more here https://newsnow.tasr.sk/policy/beblavy-and-company-geared-up-to-spend-night-in-parliament/ and today they continued and succeded again since the session couldn´t resume and was again postponed until tomorrow, Beblavý and co. already announced they will continue their camping and obstructions until the very end. Gonna be interesting parliamentary elections in 10 days here

well, everyone can win a medal, canoeing slalom is a great but also somehow strange sport that combine incredible skills, power with unpredictable randomness. it is a sport where you need not only performance, quality but also a bit of luck. first it is important to avoid a 50 and advance to the semifinals. then to repeat it and make it into the final (only top 10) even if at the Olympic Games it is obviously much easier because of the shittiest of all rules - the 1 boat per country stupidity, in contrary of the world cups or wch. And then it depend on how the track is buid and with some luck in a given day evyrone who made it to the final can win

Updated as of February 19th, 2020

This is some quite impressive squad as well, will be interesting to see if Elosegi will be finally able to improve his olympics pb

Yes, well, I wouldn´t valuate the youth olympics medal too much, that BS "obstacle" head to head flat water competition on the youth olympics is far from the real canoeing slalom. Jegou was always a pure talent, but seems to struggle on harder tracks, his main problem is the lack of stamina and endurance, he should to work more on his musculature, in other hand he has good technique and has enough dynamic strength to be really fast on shorter or easier tracks (like the Tokyo one) Personally I would not be surprised to see him in the final at all

Good for him and for Ireland as well. Liam is the current number 1 paddler, no doubts about, I can see him to battle for the final. The guy has actually more chances for something interesting in Tokyo than anyone else from Ireland in this sport.

Stage 11 in Are (SWE) Men´s Sprint Freestyle: 1. Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo 2. Federico Pellegrino 3. Renaud Jay Full Final Result HERE