Kruger continually drops the others in downhills. Changing skis cost him nothing. It was the right move.Changing skis in these conditions is pointless. When it is that dry and cold skies easily make it for 30km withouht s significan drop Off.
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Kruger continually drops the others in downhills. Changing skis cost him nothing. It was the right move.Changing skis in these conditions is pointless. When it is that dry and cold skies easily make it for 30km withouht s significan drop Off.
Schlickenrieder is probably happy though. 50k is a long way.Jochen Behle is furios about the decision on Eurosport.
Guys have been specifically preparing for this Race and then Fis Just shortens the race. But not only that, they also take away the hardest climb. And why? Because Norwegians and their pretty boy dont' t like the conditions.
Sadest day in XC skiing history.
Schlickenrieder is probably happy though. 50k is a long way.
Because pointless overexertion is the Bolshunov way.Can't understand bolsunov. Why drive the pace when you have the best sprint?
He is the Gazza of XC. All the talent, nothing between the ears.Because pointless overexertion is the Bolshunov way.
I am absolutely Sure He doess exactly that and for every future race, too.He is already on a tour to FIS officials to shorten tomorrows race as well.
Kruger continually drops the others in downhills. Changing skis cost him nothing. It was the right move.
Any news on whether they are shortening the women's race?
Probably noddingly reads Veblen's stuff about conspicuous consumption between training sessions.Because pointless overexertion is the Bolshunov way.
For the health?The Olympics v a WC event in ruka is hardly the same.
For what an athlete would be prepared to put themselves through for glory.For the health?
They have already done so.Also, how long until Norway claims that everyone else used Fluorwax had had great skis because of that?
Early season race during build vs the main event - yeah, the risk reward ratio might be a bit different.For what an athlete would be prepared to put themselves through for glory.
Absolutely, my point was just that it's not the same.Early season race during build vs the main event - yeah, the risk reward ratio might be a bit different.
Still, the Norwegians should have skied in Ruka