Race Snapshot: Liberec Freestyle Sprint
What can you say, except that today is a very good day?
Tagged freestyle, kikkan randall, race snapshot, Sprint, World CupWhat can you say, except that today is a very good day?
Tagged freestyle, kikkan randall, race snapshot, Sprint, World CupThanks once again to Skaði Nordic for sponsoring this week’s Week In Review. Let’s get right to it: Lots and lots of racing meant lots and lots of race snapshots: TdS mass start, TdS final climb, IBU World Cup women’s sprint and men’s mass start, IBU World Cup men’s individual and women’s individual and finally more […]
Tagged week in reviewHonestly, I’m reluctant to wade into this topic, but since this blog is supposed to focus on the intersection of XC skiing and data, I feel like I need to say something. The USST announced their team for World Championships in Oslo, which inevitably led to a certain amount of griping about the choices made […]
Tagged Athlete Ranking, team selection, USA, usst, WSCTough day for the North Americans, sadly. Â Fantastic race by Lars Berger, though.
Tagged biathlon, men, race snapshot, Sprint, World CupContinuing on from yesterday as promised, we have two rather large graphs showing the head-to-head results of some top US skiers on the domestic scene. Â These graphs are, well, big and to be honest I’m not particularly proud of them. Â I’ve been struggling with how to display the head-to-head results from a large number of […]
Tagged domesticEven Magdelena Neuner has bad days, apparently.
Tagged biathlon, Distance, individual, race snapshot, womenI haven’t posted very much regarding domestic racing here in the US or Canada. Â There are several reasons for this: Useful and meaningful performance measures are harder to come by. Â FIS points start getting somewhat wishy-washy when you start having to assume that the penalty system is accurately capturing the strength of the field. Â Not […]
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