rafalgorka 1,376 Posted April 15, 2020 Author #71 Share Posted April 15, 2020 1 minutę temu, heywoodu napisał: Yes. Things might change a little now that it's moved to 2021, in which he was supposed to go for the Tour de France I think, but Olympic MTB gold is his main big goal for now at least. Yes, everything might change. I make my predictions for 2020 - it is day after day as it could have happened, if the games were not postponed. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
heywoodu 13,557 Posted April 15, 2020 #72 Share Posted April 15, 2020 1 minute ago, rafalgorka said: Looks like he confirmed MTB in Tokyo 2020. https://naszosie.pl/2019/09/05/mathieu-van-der-poel-nie-wystartuje-w-tokio-w-wyscigu-szosowym/ Yes that's what I meant, the latest 'news' (mostly from last year) is about him having made the choice for MTB and not the road race. Possibly the current situation changes something, but for now - to the best of our knowledge - that's still the plan. rafalgorka 1 If you'd like to help our fellow Totallympics member Bruna Moura get to the 2026 Winter Olympics, after her car crash on the way to the 2022 Olympics, every tiny bit of help would be greatly appreciated! Full story and how to help can be found here! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rafalgorka 1,376 Posted April 15, 2020 Author #73 Share Posted April 15, 2020 2 minuty temu, heywoodu napisał: Yes that's what I meant, the latest 'news' (mostly from last year) is about him having made the choice for MTB and not the road race. Possibly the current situation changes something, but for now - to the best of our knowledge - that's still the plan. I predicted clean sweep 1-2-3 for the Netherlands in women's road race. Do you think it is possible? What do you think about this young girl - Lorena Wiebes? I put her in 2nd place. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rafalgorka 1,376 Posted April 15, 2020 Author #74 Share Posted April 15, 2020 THIS IS LIST OF EVENTS FOR Day 5 Wednesday 3x3 BASKETBALL – Women 3x3 BASKETBALL – Men ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS – Men Individual All-Around CYCLING ROAD – Men Individual Time Trial CYCLING ROAD – Women Individual Time Trial DIVING – Men Synchronised 3m Springboard EQUESTRIAN – Dressage Individual FENCING – Men Sabre Team JUDO – Women -70 kg JUDO – Men -90 kg ROWING – Women Double Sculls ROWING – Men Double Sculls ROWING – Women Four ROWING – Men Four RUGBY – Men SURFING – Women SURFING - Men SWIMMING – Women 200m Freestyle SWIMMING – Men 200m Butterfly SWIMMING – Women 200m Individual Medley SWIMMING – Women 1500m Freestyle SWIMMING – Men 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay WEIGHTLIFTING – Men 73 kg Any thoughts, olympic fans? ;-)) Stay healthy! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Giovanni Gianni Cattaneo 114 Posted April 16, 2020 #75 Share Posted April 16, 2020 14 hours ago, rafalgorka said: Don't worry. On day 5 Fede is swimming 200 freestyle ;-)))))) I expect 6 silver medals for Italy in first 4 days. Which one of them has the biggest chances for gold in your opinion? I have my bets here ;-) day 1 - Vito Del'Aquilla - Taekwondo Men -58 kg day 2 - Elisa Di Francisca - Fencing Women Foil Individual day 2 - Manuel Lombardo - Judo Men -66 kg day 2 - Gabriele Detti - Swimming Men 400m Freestyle day 3 - Alessio Foconi - Fencing Men Foil Individual day 3 - Diana Bacosi - Shooting Women Skeet day 4 - none -In cycling,men's road race, everithing it's possible. Italy have good chances, with Trentin, WC silver medallist and european champion, and Nibali, probably gold in Rio without fall down. - In taekwondo, Vito dell'Aquila's silver is rigth, but have minimum 40% for gold. -In mixed Archery, Nespoli/Landi are a good good team. Gold is hard, but not impossible. - In men's individual sabre, Curatoli (n.3 WR and bronze in WC) and Samele are in good position. Maybe both are out at the first round, maybe both in medal. - In the women's epee there are Navarria, WC 2018, and Fiamingo, two times WC and silver medal in Rio. In 2019 Worldcup, they were focused on team competition, so have a bad ranking. But in Tokyo, they are among the favorites. So, at the end of day1, i think italy has minimum 1 gold medal.: Ciclyng road 15% taekwondo 40% Mixed archery 20% FEncing men individual sabre 25% fencing women epee 45% rafalgorka 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
heywoodu 13,557 Posted April 16, 2020 #76 Share Posted April 16, 2020 1 hour ago, Giovanni Gianni Cattaneo said: -In cycling,men's road race, everithing it's possible. Italy have good chances, with Trentin, WC silver medallist and european champion, and Nibali, probably gold in Rio without fall down. This course is most likely too hard for Trentin, it's not just hilly, it's basically mountaineous..of course there are plenty of options left, like you said, everything is possible in men's road races rafalgorka and Giovanni Gianni Cattaneo 2 If you'd like to help our fellow Totallympics member Bruna Moura get to the 2026 Winter Olympics, after her car crash on the way to the 2022 Olympics, every tiny bit of help would be greatly appreciated! Full story and how to help can be found here! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dcro 10,179 Posted April 16, 2020 #77 Share Posted April 16, 2020 On 15/04/2020 at 06:54, rafalgorka said: EQUESTRIAN – Dressage Team GERMANY wch18-1 UNITED STATES wch18-2 GREAT BRITAIN wch18-3 American team has become useless this year. It's much more likely that Denmark will be on the podium (either silver or bronze). rafalgorka 1 #banbestmen Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
OlympicsFan 783 Posted April 16, 2020 #78 Share Posted April 16, 2020 22 hours ago, rafalgorka said: THIS IS LIST OF EVENTS FOR Day 5 Wednesday 3x3 BASKETBALL – Women 3x3 BASKETBALL – Men ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS – Men Individual All-Around CYCLING ROAD – Men Individual Time Trial CYCLING ROAD – Women Individual Time Trial DIVING – Men Synchronised 3m Springboard EQUESTRIAN – Dressage Individual FENCING – Men Sabre Team JUDO – Women -70 kg JUDO – Men -90 kg ROWING – Women Double Sculls ROWING – Men Double Sculls ROWING – Women Four ROWING – Men Four RUGBY – Men SURFING – Women SURFING - Men SWIMMING – Women 200m Freestyle SWIMMING – Men 200m Butterfly SWIMMING – Women 200m Individual Medley SWIMMING – Women 1500m Freestyle SWIMMING – Men 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay WEIGHTLIFTING – Men 73 kg Any thoughts, olympic fans? ;-)) Stay healthy! 18) My prediction would be: Ledecky and Titmus will fight for gold, bronze is very open (Anderson, Pellegrini, Sjöstrom (if she swims it), Haughey, Ikee, Oleksiak, Ruck, McKeon, Schmitt, 2 chinese girls) 19) Milak ahead of Urlando and Seto (or maybe LeClos/Kenderesi) 20) Hosszu ahead of 2 out of Ohashi/Baker/Margalis/Walsh/Ye Shiwen 21) Ledecky ahead of Quadarella and Köhler or one of the chinese girls 22) USA, Japan, Russia, GB and Australia are all very close, so too close to call ... rafalgorka 1 Attachment is the great fabricator of illusions; reality can be obtained only by someone who is detached. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
OlympicsFan 783 Posted April 16, 2020 #79 Share Posted April 16, 2020 On 12/04/2020 at 08:45, rafalgorka said: My predictions ctd. Day 2 Sunday ARCHERY – Women Team CHINESE TAIPEI wch19-1 KOREA REPUBLIC wch19-2 GREAT BRITAIN wch19-3 CYCLING ROAD – Women Road Race NED Annemiek van Vleuten wch 19-1, indrank-3 NED Lorena Wiebes indrank-1 NED Anna van der Breggen wch 19-2 DIVING – Women Synchronised 3m Platform CHN Shi Tingmao, Wang Han wch19-1, rank-2 CAN Jennifer Abel, Melissa Citrini-Beaulieu wch19-2, rank-1 MEX Paola Espinosa, Melany Hernandez wch19-3 FENCING – Women Foil Individual RUS Inna Deriglazova wch19-1, indrank-1 ITA Elisa Di Francisca wch19-3, indrank-2 FRA Pauline Ranvier wch19-2 FENCING – Men Epee Individual HUN Gergely Siklosi wch19-1, indrank-3 RUS Sergey Bida wch19-2, indrank-1 JPN Masaru Yamada indrank-2 JUDO – Women -52 kg JPN Uta Abe wch19-1, indrank-1 FRA Amandine Buchard indrank-2 RUS Natalia Kuziutina wch19-2 KOS Majlinda Kelmendi wch19-3, indrank-4 JUDO – Men -66 kg JPN Joshiro Maruyama wch19-1, indrank-2 ITA Manuel Lombardo indrank-1 KOR Kim Lim-Hwan wch19-2, indrank-8 MDA Denis Vieru wch19-3 SHOOTING – Women 10m Air Pistol GRE Anna Korakaki wch18-1, indrank-3 SRB Zorana Arunovic wch18-2, indrank-1 IND Manu Bhaker indrank-2 SHOOTING – Men 10m Air Rifle IND Divyansh Singh Panwar indrank-1 RUS Sergey Kamenskiy wch18-1, indrank-5 CRO Petar Gorsa wch18-2, indrank-2 SKATEBOARDING – Men Street USA Nyjah Huston indrank-1, wch19-1 JPN Yuto Horigome indrank-2, wch19-2 POR Gustavo Ribeiro indrank-3, wch19-3 SWIMMING – Men 400m Individual Medley JPN Daiya Seto wch19-1, indrank-1 USA Jay Litherland wch19-2, indrank-2 GBR Max Litchfield wch19-7, indrank-3 SWIMMING – Men 400m Freestyle AUS Mack Horton wch19-2, indrank-2 ITA Gabriele Detti wch19-3, indrank-3 LTU Danas Rapsys wch19-4, indrank-4 SWIMMING – Women 400m Individual Medley HUN Katinka Hosszu wch19-1, indrank-1 CHN Ye Shiwen wch19-2, indrank-2 JPN Yui Ohashi wch19-3, indrank-3 SWIMMING – Women 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay AUSTRALIA wch19-1, rank-1 UNITED STATES wch19-2, rank-2 CANADA wch19-3, rank-3 TAEKWONDO – Women -57 kg GBR Jade Jones wch19-1, indrank-1 KOR Lee Ah-Reum wch19-2, indrank-2 CAN Skylar Park wch19-3, indrank-6 CHN Zhou Lijun wch19-3, indrank-8 TAEKWONDO – Men -68 kg KOR Lee Dae-Hoon wch19-3, indrank-1 GBR Bradly Sinden wch19-1, indrank-2 ESP Javier Perez wch19-2, indrank-4 CHN Shuai Zhao indrank-3 WEIGHTLIFTING – Men 61 kg CHN Li Fabin wch19-1, indrank-1 INA Eko Yuli Irawan wch19-2, indrank-2 COL Francisco Mosquera wch19-3, indrank-5 WEIGHTLIFTING – Men 67 kg CHN Chen Lijun wch19-1, indrank-1 PRK Pak Jong-Ju wch19-3, indrank-3 UZB Adkhamjon Ergashev wch19-4, indrank-4 TOKYO 2020 MEDAL TABLE AFTER DAY 2 SUNDAY 29/339 KOREA REPUBLIC 6-3-1 10 CHINA 4-1-4 9 JAPAN 3-3-2 8 HUNGARY 2-1-0 3 AUSTRALIA 2-0-0 2 RUSSIA 1-3-1 5 NETHERLANDS 1-2-1 4 UNITED STATES 1-2-1 4 INDIA 1-1-4 6 GREAT BRITAIN 1-1-2 4 BRAZIL 1-0-0 1 CHINESE TAIPEI 1-0-0 1 GEORGIA 1-0-0 1 GREECE 1-0-0 1 SLOVENIA 1-0-0 1 THAILAND 1-0-0 1 UKRAINE 1-0-0 1 ITALY 0-4-2 6 KOREA DPR 0-2-0 2 CANADA 0-1-2 3 FRANCE 0-1-1 2 SERBIA 0-1-1 2 DENMARK 0-1-0 1 INDONESIA 0-1-0 1 ROMANIA 0-1-0 1 KOSOVO 0-0-2 2 SPAIN 0-0-2 2 UZBEKISTAN 0-0-2 2 COLOMBIA 0-0-1 1 CROATIA 0-0-1 1 IRAN 0-0-1 1 KAZAKHSTAN 0-0-1 1 LITHUANIA 0-0-1 1 MEXICO 0-0-1 1 MOLDOVA 0-0-1 1 MONGOLIA 0-0-1 1 PORTUGAL 0-0-1 1 About your swimming predictions: I would say that they look pretty good, but i think the US will win a medal in women's 400 IM and i also think Hagino and/or an american guy not named Litherland will win a medal in men's 400 IM. rafalgorka 1 Attachment is the great fabricator of illusions; reality can be obtained only by someone who is detached. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
OlympicsFan 783 Posted April 16, 2020 #80 Share Posted April 16, 2020 On 13/04/2020 at 10:48, rafalgorka said: Day 3 Monday ARCHERY – Men Team CHINA wch19-1 INDIA wch19-2 KOREA REPUBLIC wch19-3 ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS – Men Team RUSSIA wch19-1 UNITED STATES rank-1 CHINA wch19-2 CANOE SLALOM – Men C1 FRA Cedric Joly wch19-1 GER Sideris Tasiadis rank-1 ESP Ander Elosegi wch19-2 CYCLING MOUNTAIN BIKE – Men Cross-Country SUI Nino Schurter wch19-1, rank-1 SUI Mathias Fluckiger wch19-2, rank-2 BRA Henrique Avancini rank-3 DIVING – Men Synchronised 10m Platform CHN Cao Yuan, Chen Aisen wch19-1 RUS Aleksandr Bondar, Viktor Minibaev wch19-2 GBR Tom Daley, Matty Lee wch19-3 FENCING – Women Sabre Individual UKR Olga Kharlan wch19-1, rank-1 RUS Sofya Velikaya wch19-2, rank-2 FRA Manon Brunet rank-3 FENCING – Men Foil Individual FRA Enzo Lefort wch19-1, rank-2 ITA Alessio Foconi rank-1 GBR Marcus Mepstead wch19-2 JUDO – Women -57 kg CAN Christa Deguchi wch19-1, rank-1 JPN Tsukasa Yoshida wch19-2, rank-2 POL Julia Kowalczyk wch19-3 FRA Sarah Cysique wch19-5 JUDO – Men -73 kg JPN Shohei Ono wch19-1 AZE Rustam Orujov wch19-2, rank-2 RUS Denis Yartsev wch19-3 CAN Arthur Margelidon rank-4 SHOOTING – Women Skeet CHN Wei Meng rank-1 ITA Diana Bacosi wch19-1 GER Nadine Messerschmidt rank-2 SHOOTING – Men Skeet USA Vincent Hancock wch18-1 SWE Stefan Nilsson rank-1 CZE Tomas Nydrle wch19-1 SKATEBOARDING – Women Street BRA Pamela Rosa wch19-1 BRA Rayssa Leal wch19-2 JPN Aori Nishimura wch19-3 SWIMMING – Women 100m Butterfly CAN Maggie MacNeil wch-1, rank-1 SWE Sarah Sjostrom wch-2, rank-2 AUS Emma McKeon wch-3, rank-3 SWIMMING – Men 100m Breaststroke GBR Adam Peaty wch-1, rank-1 BLR Ilya Shymanovich wch-12 , rank-2 GBR James Wilby wch-2, rank-3 SWIMMING – Women 400m Freestyle AUS Ariarne Titmus wch-1, rank-1 USA Katie Ledecky wch-2, rank-2 USA Leah Smith wch-3, rank-3 SWIMMING – Men 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay UNITED STATES wch-1, rank-1 RUSSIA wch-2, rank-2 AUSTRALIA wch-3, rank-3 TABLE TENNIS – Mixed Doubles CHN Xu Xin, Liu Shiwen wch19-1 JPN Maharu Yoshimura, Kasumi Ishikawa wch19-2 GER Patrick Franziska, Petrissa Solja wch19-3 TAEKWONDO – Women -67 kg CHN Zhang Mengyu wch-1 CRO Matea Jelic rank-1 TUR Nur Tatar wch-2 CIV Ruth Gbagbi rank-2 TAEKWONDO – Men -80 kg AZE Milad Beigi wch-1 RUS Maksim Khramtcov rank-1 GRE Apostolos Telikostoglou wch-2 CIV Cheick Sallah Cisse rank-3 TRIATHLON – Men FRA Vincent Luis wch19-1 ESP Mario Mola wch19-2 ESP Javier Gomez wch19-3 WEIGHTLIFTING – Women 55 kg CHN Liao Qiuyun wch19-1 PHI Hidylyn Diaz wch19-3 COL Yenny Sinnisterra wch19-5 TOKYO 2020 MEDAL TABLE AFTER DAY 3 MONDAY 50/339 CHINA 10-1-5 16 KOREA REPUBLIC 6-3-2 11 JAPAN 4-5-3 12 UNITED STATES 3-4-2 9 FRANCE 3-1-3 7 AUSTRALIA 3-0-2 5 RUSSIA 2-7-2 11 GREAT BRITAIN 2-1-5 8 CANADA 2-1-3 6 BRAZIL 2-1-1 4 HUNGARY 2-1-0 3 UKRAINE 2-0-0 2 INDIA 1-2-4 7 NETHERLANDS 1-2-1 4 AZERBAIJAN 1-1-0 2 SWITZERLAND 1-1-0 2 GREECE 1-0-1 2 CHINESE TAIPEI 1-0-0 1 GEORGIA 1-0-0 1 SLOVENIA 1-0-0 1 THAILAND 1-0-0 1 ITALY 0-6-2 8 KOREA DPR 0-2-0 2 SWEDEN 0-2-0 2 SPAIN 0-1-4 5 GERMANY 0-1-2 3 SERBIA 0-1-1 2 CROATIA 0-1-1 2 BELARUS 0-1-0 1 DENMARK 0-1-0 1 INDONESIA 0-1-0 1 PHILIPPINES 0-1-0 1 ROMANIA 0-1-0 1 COLOMBIA 0-0-2 2 IVORY COAST 0-0-2 2 KOSOVO 0-0-2 2 UZBEKISTAN 0-0-2 2 CZECH REPUBLIC 0-0-1 1 IRAN 0-0-1 1 KAZAKHSTAN 0-0-1 1 LITHUANIA 0-0-1 1 MEXICO 0-0-1 1 MOLDOVA 0-0-1 1 MONGOLIA 0-0-1 1 POLAND 0-0-1 1 PORTUGAL 0-0-1 1 2) I would be very surprised if the US would finish ahead of China and Japan. 8) Would be quite funny if Deguchi would steal the gold medal from a japanese girl in front of her home crowd. 16) I don't see Australia beating Brazil (or even Italy). rafalgorka 1 Attachment is the great fabricator of illusions; reality can be obtained only by someone who is detached. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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