Or a pole.Watching a replay of Ebba's stumble, she's lucky she didn't break a binding there.
Unfortunately for her, mental strength and Heidi Weng are not concepts that are close friends.Weng is in survival mode but doesnt look completely empty tbh
But if the gap keep increasing that is tough to take mentally
Probably just keeping on going until the stadium? Or pulling a... which racing driver was it that just kept ignoring a disqualification? My mind is telling me Robby Gordon?Why is Nepryaeva still in the race by the way?
Thank Christ I am listening to Hård & Blomquist on Swedish TV.Winterton has just picked up that "we've just heard that there's a problem with Hennig-Dotzler of Germany"... it was literally on screen, Patrick, she has no skis to change to because Nepryaeva's taken hers!
Edit, similarly poor change for Ebba, but now both her and Heidi are on new planks. Winterton believes that everybody behind has changed skis so this evens things out, seems not to realise that literally only Diggins of the chase group is on new skis.
All engine and willpower. It's pretty incredible tbh, but it's such an eyesore.It’s painful to watch Diggins ski. A lot of U14 skiers ski technically better than her.
Idunno, definitely it's all reliance on an elite engine (and especially her Alpe Cermis climb is horrendous when her head starts to go, but that' always been just about survival), but I'd argue that she's Darya Domracheva compared to Brennan.All engine and willpower. It's pretty incredible tbh, but it's such an eyesore.
Because this race is long enough to ask all sorts of silly questions.Why is Winterton asking about which athletes here would be best suited to switching to biathlon in a race in classic technique which is more than twice the length of the longest biathlon World Cup race (Russian domestic scene has the Marathon, a 40k race with 8 shoots, but that doesn't exist on the World Cup)?
