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World Cup Finals in Sun Valley (USA) Women´s Super-G: 1. Lara Gut-Behrami 1:12.35 2. Lindsey Vonn 1:13.64 3. Federica Brignone 1:13.68 Full Final Results HERE -
So, JTB and Tarjei had 19 podium finishes in 2024/25, seeing as they're retired and won't be competing next season, thought it would be fun to do a completely unnecessary and inaccurate simulation of what breakthroughs next season might have: The most decorated biathletes of this season without Boes would be as follows: Laegreid: 6-6-3 Perrot: 4-2-2 Jacquelin: 3-1-1 Samuelsson: 2-2-2 Stroemsheim: 2-0-2 Wright: 2-0-1 Fillon-Mallet: 1-5-2 Giacomel: 1-5-1 Uldal: 1-0-3 Soerum: 1-0-2 Some interesting things happen, for example, Wright becomes sprint and pursuit world champion, Mandzyn gets a very rare podium for Ukraine at the start of the season. Horn and Frey get their first ever podium in world cup and Riethmueller gets a world cup victory. For the nation medal table, Norway still convincingly takes first place: Norway: 10-7-11 France: 8-11-5 And then everybody else fighting for scraps: Sweden: 2-2-3 United States: 2-0-1 Italy: 1-5-1 Germany: 1-0-2 Slovenia: 1-0-0 Even without the Boes, only 9 countries on the podium, but Pidruchnyi for Ukraine comes in 4th for three times, other than that, only Finland and Switzerland were close to getting onto the podium. With how things are going, seems like it's going to be Norway's year next year too with all the hungry youngsters with two extra spots on the Norwegian team. -
Stage 23 in Lahti (FIN) Men´s Super Team Large Hill: 1. Slovenia (Lovro Kos/Anze Lanisek) 813.4 2. Austria (Manuel Fettner/Stefan Kraft) 809.3 3. Japan (Ren Nikaido/Ryoyu Kobayashi) 802.5 Full Final Result HERE
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Men´s FIS Cross-Country Skiing Overall World Cup 2024/25 Final Standing: Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo 2200 Edvin Anger 1731 Erik Valnes 1530 Full Final Standing HERE ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Men´s Sprint World Cup 2024/25 Final Standing: Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo 927 Erik Valnes 828 Edvin Anger 784 Full Final Results HERE ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Men´s Distance World Cup 2024/25 Final Standing: Simen Hegstad Krueger 1317 Martin Loewstroem Nyenget 1154 Hugo Lapalus 1118 Full Final Results HERE
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Women´s FIS Cross-Country Skiing Overall World Cup 2024/25 Final Standing: Jessie Diggins 2197 Victoria Carl 1827 Kerttu Niskanen 1692 Full Final Standing HERE ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Women´s Sprint World Cup 2024/25 Final Standing: Jasmi Joensuu 848 Nadine Faehndrich 732 Maja Dahlqvist 682 Full Final Results HERE ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Women´s Distance World Cup 2024/25 Final Standing: Jessie Diggins 1384 Astrid Oeyre Slind 1382 Victoria Carl 1211 Full Final Results HERE
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World Cup Finals in Lahti (FIN) Men´s 50km Mass Start Classical: 1. Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo 2:07:32.1 2. Martin Loewstroem Nyenget 2:07:32.6 3. Simen Hegstad Krueger 2:07:33.1 Full Final Result HERE
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Just confirmed, will be decline a whole lot of individual quotas. Many sports have been given a cap by the COC -
By copravolley · Posted
There is a problem with this sport in Italy, becouse in the 50 km classic today the best is still the 35-year-old Pellegrino... Where is the rest? Why is Graz so irregular, why was de Fabiani talent wasted? There are many such questions. And the fact that Norway and its dominance among men is destroying this sport is another matter. They are doing the same thing that the Norwegian women used to do under Bjoergen and Johaug domination some years ago and Klaebo has even become an improved version of Bjoergen... Bjoergen has never dominated sprints with such ease. And then you can't be surprised that Russia will say that without them there is no this sport and no serious rivality and many people will believe them: many people in Italy, for example. -
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