Race Snapshot: Quebec City Sprint
The men: And the women:
Tagged city sprint, freestyle, men, quebec, race snapshot, Sprint, women, World CupThe men: And the women:
Tagged city sprint, freestyle, men, quebec, race snapshot, Sprint, women, World CupI noted in a Tweet that Marit Bjoergen is the only skier since 1992 to win each of the four opening World Cup events (sprint and distance) in a row. But if you relax that condition to allow for streaks occurring at any point in the season (and include Olympic and World Championship events), Bjoergen […]
Tagged Distance, marit bjoergen, men, Sprint, winning streak, women, World CupNothing earth shattering about saying, but the US women have clearly made some significant strides in their distance skiing over the past 2-3 seasons. Let’s visualize this first comparing Kikkan Randall to the other US women: Pretty dramatic all around. For some context, let’s plot the same data (but without all the fancy shading) along […]
Tagged Distance, men, USA, women, World CupThe men: And the women:
Tagged classic, kuusamo, men, race snapshot, Sprint, stage world cup, women, World CupListening to the FasterSkier podcast today, Topher and Nat discussed the notion that the Canadian men frequently seem to struggle early in the season. If we’re talking about how “the Canadian men” perform on the WC level, let’s focus on Kershaw, Harvey and Babikov, since they’ve been the “regulars” on the WC circuit for the […]
Tagged Analysis, canadan, Distance, early season, men, Sprint, trend, World Cup