I think most people generally have a sense for how the past World Cup season went for the North Americans. What I’m going to do over the next few posts is to simply show some data that hopefully provides some context for what you already know. I’m going to split them into four posts for […]
Also tagged alex harvey, canada, devon kershaw, Distance, kris freeman, men, season review, USAAs before, with the U23 racers we typically have more data to work with, since these folks have generally been around longer and so are likely to have raced against each other more often. We’ll continue using the percent back difference plots, that examine how a particular skier has fared against each of their competitors […]
Also tagged alex harvey, andrew musgrave, percent back difference, pursuit, U23I’ve been swamped with grading this week, so I feel a little bad about not posting anything about World Juniors specifically. I’ll try to put something together over the weekend. But these percent back difference plots are pretty easy to pump out for the U23s, since they tend to have a bit more racing behind […]
Also tagged andrew musgrave, Distance, freestyle, kevin sandau, percent back, U23I’ll have a post up tomorrow running through some of the notable European results from the weekend. The short version of the weekend’s distance races goes something like this: Good: Kris Freeman, Kikkan Randall, Noah Hoffman, Liz Stephen Bad: Canadian men, Chris Cook Meh: Morgan Arritola, Andrey Newell Americans Here’s a closer look at the […]
Also tagged alex harvey, chris cook, devon kershaw, george grey, ivan babikov, kikkan randall, kris freeman, liz stephen, morgan arritola, recap, World CupThis is part two in a short series of season preview posts on USST athletes in which I’ll review each skier’s results to date and make some guesses about how they’ll fare in the upcoming season. Â I don’t have any special insight into the future beyond my database of past race results, and I certainly […]
Also tagged season preview, simi hamilton, usst