This will just be a short note with similar graphs as last time, only for a few of the major European nations. Men’s Distance Sweden continues to generally improve. Note that in terms of top thirty performances, Norway has steadily declined over the years, but not among the top ten or better level. So they’ve […]
Also tagged finland, men, midseason, norway, recap, russia, Sprint, sweden, women, World CupDuring this lull before the Tour de Ski, I thought I’d show some graphs quickly summarizing how the US and Canada have fared thus far with some historical context. I think we all have a good sense of what’s going well (American women), what’s going not so well (American men) and what’s going OK (Canadian […]
Also tagged canada, men, midseason, recap, Sprint, USA, womenOh yeah, there were some distance races in Rogla on Saturday too, huh? Once again, this will be short on the words; just some pretty pictures. The US women had another strong outing: Once again I’d note the continued downward trends for Holly and Kikkan and the generally flat trend for Liz. (Ida still has […]
Also tagged alex harvey, canada, devon kershaw, holly brooks, ida sargent, kikkan randall, liz stephen, men, rogla, russia, USA, women, World CupAgain, I’ve switched over to standardized percent behind the median skier for these, rather than FIS points, but the general idea is that same.
Also tagged classic, mass start, men, race snapshot, rogla, women, World CupChristian Hoffmann Christopher Tassava chimed in with another request, regarding the news this week about Christian Hoffman’s 6 year suspension. Since I did post looking at who stood to gain if you removed Andrus Veerpalu from past results, he wanted to know what it would look like if we did the same thing with Christian […]
Also tagged fis race, freestyle, liz stephen, noah hoffman, seefeld