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Swifter, Higher is a website about the Olympic Games, est. 2008. Your curator is Kyle Whelliston, who has attended six Olympic Games and has held lifetime membership in the International Society of Olympic Historians (ISOH) since 1999.Do you have a question, clarification or correction? Kindly submit it here. This site is not affiliated with or endorsed by the International Olympic Committee (IOC), United States Olympic Committee (USOC), or the National Olympic Committee of any country.
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The Olympic Reader - March 7, 2014

There are 881 days until Rio 2016. The following is a brief sampling of the news and events that occurred today.

The Best Of Sochi 2014 Olympics - YouTube

Tony Hawk believes skateboarding will be added to Olympics | OlympicTalk
Skateboarding legend Tony Hawk won’t be around to compete, but he’s been involved in discussions and seems confident skateboarding will become an Olympic sport. “I don’t know if it’s too definite or not, but I have heard it’s very likely going to be in the 2020 Games,”Hawk told Larry King in an interview aired last week. The problem with that is the International Olympic Committee set its sport program for the 2020 Olympics last year, keeping wrestling over adding baseball/softball or squash. But the opportunity moving forward remains.

Shadow of Ukraine looms large as Paralympians prepare to compete | Sport | The Guardian

The opening ceremony of the 2014 Sochi Winter Paralympics will go ahead amid optimism about the increased profile it will bring its athletes but uncertainty over the effects of the crisis in Ukraine. Sir Philip Craven, the Bolton-born International Paralympic Committee president, said events in the nearby Crimea would not have an impact on the Games: "We have the absolute assurances from the Russian government and from the organising committee with regard to security, security which was excellent during the Olympics." The IPC has praised the facilities laid on for the 547 athletes from 45 countries who will compete and says it is business as usual. "We're here for the sport and we'll let the politicians deal with the politics," said a spokesman.
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The Olympic Reader - February 25, 2014

There are 891 days until Rio 2016. The following is a brief sampling of the news and events that occurred today.

Indian Olympian and athletics writer Ranjit Bhatia dies | iaaf.org

Ex-IOC chief Jacques Rogge receives honorary knighthood - ESPN
LONDON -- Former Olympics chief Jacques Rogge of Belgium received an honorary knighthood from Britain on Tuesday. Princess Anne, Britain's member of the International Olympic Committee, presented the award to Rogge at Buckingham Palace. Rogge, the IOC president from 2001 to 2013, was honored for his service to the Olympics.

Jamaica sprinter Veronica Campbell-Brown's two-year ban is overturned by Court of Arbitration for Sport - Telegraph

Closing ceremony: as it happened The ruling paves the way for Campbell-Brown to make her international return for Jamaica in the 60 metres, where she will have to the chance to take her third successive world title after victories in Doha in 2010 and Istanbul in 2012. In a statement released by her management company, the sprinter said: "The final court available to us as athletes have spoken and humbly I say they have confirmed my innocence."
Jamaica's Veronica Campbell-Brown cleared to return to track - ESPN
KINGSTON, Jamaica -- Decorated Jamaican sprinter Veronica Campbell-Brown says she has been cleared to return to the track by the world sports court some 10 months after returning a positive test at an island meet. The Court of Arbitration for Sport has "confirmed my innocence" and she intends to focus on advancing her career, including regaining her world 200-meter title next year, Campbell-Brown said in a Monday statement. The three-time Olympic gold medalist said the last several months have brought much "pain and suffering," including "insensitive and ill-informed media remarks," but her religious faith, family, friends and fans helped her cope.

IOC anti-doping programme sees 2667 tests during Sochi 2014

These were the Games for the athletes. The clean athletes. Thanks to the most stringent anti-doping programme in Olympic Winter Games history, never has it been so difficult for cheats to prosper. In total, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) oversaw 2,667 tests during the course of the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games, surpassing the previous record set at Vancouver 2010 by 518 tests. Of the 2,667 tests, 477 were blood tests and 2,190 were urine tests. 

Bach energizes IOC membership - SportsBusiness Daily | SportsBusiness Journal | SportsBusiness Daily Global

SBJ Podcast:From Sochi: Olympics writer Tripp Mickle has a fun, irreverent and insightful conversation about the Sochi Games with Greg Wyshynski of Yahoo's Puck Daddy blog

Five cities left in running for 2022 Winter Games - The Globe and Mail

Friday, Feb. 14 2014, 8:53 PM EST Last updated Follow The Globe's SOCHI LIVE for the latest from the Winter Olympics
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The Olympic Reader - February 23, 2014

It is Day 16 of Sochi 2014. Here are some of today's stories from the world's leading Olympic media outlets.

Associated Press - Farewell, Sochi! Russia closes costliest Olympics

Fireworks explode over Olympic Park during the closing ceremony for the 2014 Winter Olympics, Sunday, Feb. 23, 2014, in Sochi, Russia. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum) South Korean artists perform during the closing ceremony of the 2014 Winter Olympics, Sunday, Feb. 23, 2014, in Sochi, Russia. Pyeongchang will host the 2018 Olympic Winter Games. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip ) The mayor of Pyeongchang Lee Seok-rai, centre, waves the Olympic flag as International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach, left, applauds during the closing ceremony of the 2014 Winter Olympics, Sunday, Feb. 23, 2014, in Sochi, Russia. (AP Photo/Matt Dunham)

Latvian Hockey Team Member Vitalijs Pavlovs Gets Doping Disqualification

The drug Vitalijs Pavlovs was found positive for, methylhexaneamine, has many variants and names.  It was used as early as 1944 as a nasal decongestant but was voluntarily withdrawn by the company that invented it, Eli Lilly and Company, in 1983. When it was discovered to have fat-burning potential, it became added to many energy-boosting dietary supplements. It’s current life as a dietary supplement began in 2006. Though it is sold online and in stores, there have been at least five deaths tenuously associated with supplements that contain methylhexaneamine. It is chemically related to amphetamines, but its effects are nowhere near as strong. They are not long-lasting and are comparable to a cup or two of coffee. Unfortunately for athletes such as Vitalijs Pavlovs who are tested for illegal substances, the companies that sell methylhexaneamine as a supplement might, for a variety of reasons, leave it or other ingredients off the ingredient list. Alternatively, stimulants can be added to a supplement through cross-contamination occurring during the manufacturing process. Supplements known to contain methylhexaneamine include USPLabs’ Jack3d and OxyELITE pro, Nutrex Hemo Rage Black Ultra Concentrate, and LG Science’s Rezolution. Retrospective analysis of Latvia’s stunning quarterfinals performance may be negatively affected by the IOC’s subsequent disqualification of the team’s 24-year-old forward Vitalijs Pavlovs due to his testing positive for methylhexaneamine.

Associated Press - Zubkov wins double bobsled gold for Russia

The team from Russia RUS-1, with Alexander Zubkov, Alexey Negodaylo, Dmitry Trunenkov, and Alexey Voevoda, celebrate after they won the gold medal during the men's four-man bobsled competition final at the 2014 Winter Olympics, Sunday, Feb. 23, 2014, in Krasnaya Polyana, Russia. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong) The driver of United States USA-1, Steven Holcomb, acknowledges the crowd after the team won the bronze medal during the men's four-man bobsled competition final at the 2014 Winter Olympics, Sunday, Feb. 23, 2014, in Krasnaya Polyana, Russia. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong) The team from the United States USA-1, with Steven Holcomb, Curtis Tomasevicz, Steven Langton and Christopher Fogt, wave after they received their bronze medals during the men's four-man bobsled competition final at the 2014 Winter Olympics, Sunday, Feb. 23, 2014, in Krasnaya Polyana, Russia. (AP Photo/Michael Sohn)

Associated Press - After 5th case, IOC says anti-doping program works

In this Feb. 9, 2014 photo Austria's Johannes Duerr competes during the men's cross-country 30k skiathlon at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Krasnaya Polyana, Russia. Duerr has been kicked out of the Sochi Games after testing positive for EPO, the country's Olympic committee said Sunday, Feb 23, 2014. It is the fifth doping case of the Olympics and the first involving the blood-boosting drug EPO. (AP Photo/Matthias Schrader) In this Feb. 9, 2014 photo Austria's Johannes Duerr competes during the men's cross-country 30k skiathlon at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Krasnaya Polyana, Russia. Duerr has been kicked out of the Sochi Games after testing positive for EPO, the country's Olympic committee said Sunday, Feb 23, 2014. It is the fifth doping case of the Olympics and the first involving the blood-boosting drug EPO. (AP Photo/Matthias Schrader) In this Feb. 9, 2014 photo Austria's Johannes Duerr competes during the men's cross-country 30k skiathlon at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Krasnaya Polyana, Russia. Duerr has been kicked out of the Sochi Games after testing positive for EPO, the country's Olympic committee said Sunday, Feb 23, 2014. It is the fifth doping case of the Olympics and the first involving the blood-boosting drug EPO. (AP Photo/Matthias Schrader)
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A general view as 'See You In PyeongChang' is projected during the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics Closing Ceremony at Fisht Olympic Stadium (Getty)

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Silver medalist Maxim Vylegzhanin of Russia, gold medalist Alexander Legkov of Russia and bronze medalist Ilia Chernousov of Russia celebrate during the flower ceremony for the Men's 50 km Mass Start Free (Sochi 2014 OC)

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Sochi 2014 Schedule, Day 16

Schedule for the Day 16 competitions. All times US Central (Sochi). * - medals awarded at close of today's competition.

Events By Time

1:00 am (11:00 am) - Cross-Country: Men's 50 km Mass Start Free* 3:30 am (1:30 pm) - Bobsleigh: Four-man Heat 3* 5:00 am (3:00 pm) - Bobsleigh: Four-man Heat 4* 6:00 am (4:00 pm) - Ice Hockey: Men's Gold Medal Game* (SWE-CAN)

Bobsleigh

Four-man Heat 3* - 3:30 am (1:30 pm) Four-man Heat 4* - 5:00 am (3:00 pm)

Cross-Country

Men's 50 km Mass Start Free* - 1:00 am (11:00 am)

Ice Hockey

Men's Gold Medal Game* (SWE-CAN) - 6:00 am (4:00 pm)

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The Olympic Reader - February 22, 2014

It is Day 15 of Sochi 2014. The following is a brief sampling of the Winter Games news and events that occurred today.

Associated Press - Plushenko to have back surgery in March

Evgeni Plushenko of Russia prepares to leave the ice after pulling out of the men's short program figure skating competition due to illness at the Iceberg Skating Palace during the 2014 Winter Olympics, Thursday, Feb. 13, 2014, in Sochi, Russia. (AP Photo/Ivan Sekretarev) Evgeni Plushenko of Russia speaks with an official prior to pulling out of the men's short program figure skating competition due to illness at the Iceberg Skating Palace during the 2014 Winter Olympics, Thursday, Feb. 13, 2014, in Sochi, Russia. (AP Photo/Bernat Armangue) SOCHI, Russia (AP) — Four-time Olympic medalist Evgeni Plushenko will have back surgery on March 2.

Ukraine cross-country skier Marina Lisogor tests positive for doping | Toronto Star

SOCHI, RUSSIA—The Ukrainian Olympic Committee says cross-country skier Marina Lisogor has failed a doping test, the third positive result of the Sochi Games. Lisogor tested positive for trimetazidine, which is classified as a “specified stimulant” on the World Anti-Doping Agency’s prohibited list. Specified substances are considered more susceptible to inadvertent use and can carry reduced penalties.

Associated Press - Communist party head shows banner at Sochi Games

In this combination of photos taken on Friday, Feb. 21, 2014, at the Iceberg Skating Palace in Sochi, Russia, a group of Communist party officials attempts to display the Soviet Banner of Victory during a flower ceremony for a short track speedskating competition during the 2014 Winter Olympics. In the series, sequenced left to right starting at the top row, Russian Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov, center, and Communist lawmakers Yuri Afonin, center left, and Nikolai Kharitonov, center right, along with party spokesman Alexander Yushchenko, right, and an unidentified man at left argue with the protocol manager at the venue and grasp her arms as she tries to stop them from displaying the banner. She relents when Mikhail Kusnirovich, founder and chairman of Russian apparel giant Bosco Di Ciliegi, gets involved in the discussion. The banner is a replica of the flag raised by Soviet soldiers in Berlin in 1945, in victory over Nazi Germany. The International Olympic Committee forbids the display of political banners at Olympic venues. (AP Photo/Vadim Ghirda) Russian Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov, bottom row center, holds the Soviet Banner of Victory with others during a flower ceremony for the short track speedskating competition at the Iceberg Skating Palace during the 2014 Winter Olympics, Friday, Feb. 21, 2014, in Sochi, Russia. The banner is a replica of the flag raised by Soviet soldiers in Berlin in 1945, in victory over Nazi Germany. (AP Photo/Vadim Ghirda) Communist lawmaker and member of the Russian parliament Yuri Afonin, second left, and Communist party spokesman Alexander Yushchenko, right, clutch the arms of the protocol manager at the Iceberg Skating Palace in Sochi, Russia, as she tries to stop Russian Communist Party leader Gennady Zyuganov, center, and the others from displaying the Soviet Banner of Victory during a flower ceremony for the short track speedskating competition at the 2014 Winter Olympics on Friday, Feb. 21, 2014. The banner is a replica of the flag raised by Soviet soldiers in Berlin in 1945, in victory over Nazi Germany. Nikolai Kharitonov, a Communist lawmaker and member of the Russian parliament, is at second right. The International Olympic Committee forbids the display of political banners at Olympic venues. (AP Photo/Vadim Ghirda)
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Sochi 2014 Results Dump, Day 15

Results of the Day 15 competitions.

Medalists

CROSS-COUNTRY: Ladies' 30km Mass Start Free GOLD: Marit BJOERGEN (NOR); SILVER: Therese JOHAUG (NOR); BRONZE: Kristin Stoermer STEIRA (NOR)

SNOWBOARD: Ladies' Parallel Slalom GOLD: Julia DUJMOVITS (AUT); SILVER: Anke KARSTENS (GER); BRONZE: Amelie KOBER (GER)

SNOWBOARD: Men's Parallel Slalom GOLD: Vic WILD (RUS); SILVER: Zan KOSIR (SLO); BRONZE: Benjamin KARL (AUT)

SPEED SKATING: Men's Team Pursuit GOLD: Netherlands (NED); SILVER: Korea (Korea); BRONZE: Poland (POL)

SPEED SKATING: Ladies' Team Pursuit GOLD: Netherlands (NED); SILVER: Poland (POL); BRONZE: Russia (RUS)

BIATHLON: Men 4x7.5km Relay GOLD: Russia (RUS); SILVER: Germany (GER); BRONZE: Austria (AUT)

FIGURE SKATING: Men GOLD: Yuzuru HANYU (JPN); Alexander TRETIAKOV (RUS); SILVER: Patrick CHAN (CAN); BRONZE: Denis TEN (KAZ)

ALPINE SKIING: Men's Slalom GOLD: Mario MATT (AUT); SILVER: Marcel HIRSCHER (AUT); BRONZE: Henrik KRISTOFFERSEN (NOR)

Alpine Skiing

Men's Slalom Run 1 1. AUT Mario MATT 46.702. SWE Andre MYHRER 47.15=3. ITA Stefano GROSS 47.45=3. SWE Mattias HARGIN 47.455. FRA Jean-Baptiste GRANGE 47.476. USA Ted LIGETY 47.567. GER Felix NEUREUTHER 47.578. FRA Alexis PINTURAULT 47.789. AUT Marcel HIRSCHER 47.9810. SWE Markus LARSSON 48.0411. SLO Mitja VALENCIC 48.32=12. SUI Daniel YULE 48.38=12. ITA Manfred MOELGG 48.3814. GER Fritz DOPFER 48.4615. NOR Henrik KRISTOFFERSEN 48.4916. ITA Giuliano RAZZOLI 48.5017. FRA Julien LIZEROUX 48.6918. USA Nolan KASPER 48.7019. RUS Alexander KHOROSHILOV 48.7120. JPN Naoki YUASA 48.7421. CRO Ivica KOSTELIC 48.7522. CAN Michael JANYK 48.8223. NOR Leif Kristian HAUGEN 48.8324. SWE Axel BAECK 49.0225. NOR Sebastian-Foss SOLEVAAG 49.0826. SVK Adam ZAMPA 49.3427. GBR David RYDING 49.4028. JPN Akira SASAKI 49.54=29. CAN Trevor PHILP 49.55=29. CAN Brad SPENCE 49.5531. FIN Santeri PALONIEMI 49.5732. CZE Krystof KRYZL 49.6333. SUI Justin MURISIER 49.9234. CAN Philip BROWN 49.9735. CRO Natko ZRNCIC-DIM 50.6436. CRO Dalibor SAMSAL 50.7137. GER Stefan LUITZ 50.7938. CZE Filip TREJBAL 50.8039. SUI Ramon ZENHAEUSERN 51.0140. BUL Nikola CHONGAROV 51.1241. RUS Pavel TRIKHICHEV 51.6342. CRO Matej VIDOVIC 51.7443. GEO Iason ABRAMASHVILI 52.5944. ROU Alexandru BARBU 52.8245. POL Michal JASICZEK 52.8846. ARG Sebastiano GASTALDI 53.2447. LIE Marco PFIFFNER 53.4648. ESP Alex PUENTE TASIAS 53.7349. ISL Einar Kristinn KRISTGEIRSSON 54.0450. NZL Adam BARWOOD 54.2151. MAR Adam LAMHAMEDI 54.4752. BIH Igor LAIKERT 54.6853. POL Mateusz GARNIEWICZ 54.9354. EST Warren Cummings SMITH 55.0855. IRI Mohammad KIYADARBANDSARI 55.0956. MKD Antonio RISTEVSKI 55.3857. IRI Hossein SAVEH SHEMSHAKI 55.4658. HUN Norbert FARKAS 55.6859. MON Olivier JENOT 55.8960. ARM Arman SEREBRAKIAN 55.9061. LAT Martins ONSKULIS 56.1662. ISL Brynjar Jokull GUDMUNDSSON 56.8563. CHI Eugenio CLARO 57.0864. GRE Kostas SYKARAS 57.8365. PER Manfred OETTL REYES 58.3666. AUS Dominic DEMSCHAR 58.5267. SVK Andreas ZAMPA 58.6568. GRE Massimiliano VALCAREGGI 58.9769. BRA Jhonatan LONGHI 59.2470. UZB Artem VORONOV 1:00.4271. MNE Tarik HADZIC 1:00.9572. UKR Dmytro MYTSAK 1:01.5773. KGZ Evgeniy TIMOFEEV 1:02.4774. IRL Conor LYNE 1:03.5875. LIB Alexandre MOHBAT 1:03.7776. CAY Dow TRAVERS 1:07.0377. TLS Yohan Goncalves GOUTT 1:09.01DNF. CZE Ondrej BANK DNSDNF. ALB Erjon TOLA DNSDNF. ITA Patrick THALER DNFDNF. AUT Reinfried HERBST DNFDNF. AUT Benjamin RAICH DNFDNF. FRA Steve MISSILLIER DNFDNF. USA David CHODOUNSKY DNFDNF. SUI Luca AERNI DNFDNF. KOR Dong-Hyun JUNG DNFDNF. RUS Sergei MAYTAKOV DNFDNF. LAT Kristaps ZVEJNIEKS DNFDNF. BUL Stefan PRISADOV DNFDNF. BUL Georgi GEORGIEV DNFDNF. SLO Zan KRANJEC DNFDNF. RUS Stepan ZUEV DNFDNF. ARG Cristian Javier SIMARI BIRKNER DNFDNF. KOR Sung Hyun KYUNG DNFDNF. SVK Matej FALAT DNFDNF. AUS Ross PERAUDO DNFDNF. ESP Pol CARRERAS DNFDNF. AZE Patrick BRACHNER DNFDNF. SLO Klemen KOSI DNFDNF. POL Maciej BYDLINSKI DNFDNF. KOR Je-Yun PARK DNFDNF. TUR Emre SIMSEK DNFDNF. CZE Martin VRABLIK DNFDNF. ARG Jorge F. BIRKNER KETELHOHN DNFDNF. GEO Alex BENIAIDZE DNFDNF. SRB Marko VUKICEVIC DNFDNF. BIH Marko RUDIC DNFDNF. POR Arthur HANSE DNFDNF. LAT Roberts RODE DNFDNF. BLR Yuri DANILOCHKIN DNFDNF. CHN Yuxin ZHANG DNFDNF. LTU Rokas ZAVECKAS DNFDNF. CYP Constantinos PAPAMICHAEL DNFDNF. ZIM Luke STEYN DNFDNF. MEX Hubertus VON HOHENLOHE DNFDNF. TJK Alisher QUDRATOV DNFDNF. THA Kanes SUCHARITAKUL DNF

Men's Slalom Run 2 1. AUT Mario MATT 1:41.842. AUT Marcel HIRSCHER 1:42.123. NOR Henrik KRISTOFFERSEN 1:42.67=4. ITA Stefano GROSS 1:42.72=4. GER Fritz DOPFER 1:42.726. SVK Adam ZAMPA 1:43.28=7. SWE Markus LARSSON 1:43.60=7. SWE Mattias HARGIN 1:43.60=9. NOR Sebastian-Foss SOLEVAAG 1:44.11=9. CRO Ivica KOSTELIC 1:44.1111. SLO Mitja VALENCIC 1:44.1412. NOR Leif Kristian HAUGEN 1:44.2113. USA Nolan KASPER 1:44.2214. RUS Alexander KHOROSHILOV 1:44.2315. FRA Julien LIZEROUX 1:44.3216. CAN Michael JANYK 1:44.3617. SUI Daniel YULE 1:44.3818. GBR David RYDING 1:45.9119. CRO Dalibor SAMSAL 1:48.9920. SUI Ramon ZENHAEUSERN 1:49.4021. CAN Philip BROWN 1:49.6522. ROU Alexandru BARBU 1:52.6623. GEO Iason ABRAMASHVILI 1:53.3724. POL Michal JASICZEK 1:53.4825. LIE Marco PFIFFNER 1:55.4826. NZL Adam BARWOOD 1:56.1827. EST Warren Cummings SMITH 1:57.2828. LAT Martins ONSKULIS 1:57.6029. CRO Matej VIDOVIC 1:57.8130. MKD Antonio RISTEVSKI 1:58.4431. IRI Mohammad KIYADARBANDSARI 1:58.8732. IRI Hossein SAVEH SHEMSHAKI 1:59.3633. ESP Alex PUENTE TASIAS 1:59.4534. RUS Pavel TRIKHICHEV 1:59.7935. ARM Arman SEREBRAKIAN 2:00.5736. GRE Kostas SYKARAS 2:04.0837. ISL Brynjar Jokull GUDMUNDSSON 2:04.5738. GRE Massimiliano VALCAREGGI 2:05.7239. MNE Tarik HADZIC 2:07.9440. UZB Artem VORONOV 2:10.9641. UKR Dmytro MYTSAK 2:11.4342. IRL Conor LYNE 2:13.2943. KGZ Evgeniy TIMOFEEV 2:15.4344. LIB Alexandre MOHBAT 2:21.7945. TLS Yohan Goncalves GOUTT 2:30.89DNF. SWE Andre MYHRER DNFDNF. GER Felix NEUREUTHER DNFDNF. FRA Alexis PINTURAULT DNFDNF. FRA Jean-Baptiste GRANGE DNFDNF. ITA Manfred MOELGG DNFDNF. USA Ted LIGETY DNFDNF. JPN Naoki YUASA DNFDNF. ITA Giuliano RAZZOLI DNFDNF. JPN Akira SASAKI DNFDNF. FIN Santeri PALONIEMI DNFDNF. CZE Krystof KRYZL DNFDNF. GER Stefan LUITZ DNFDNF. CAN Trevor PHILP DNFDNF. SUI Justin MURISIER DNFDNF. CRO Natko ZRNCIC-DIM DNFDNF. CZE Filip TREJBAL DNFDNF. ISL Einar Kristinn KRISTGEIRSSON DNFDNF. BUL Nikola CHONGAROV DNFDNF. ARG Sebastiano GASTALDI DNFDNF. BIH Igor LAIKERT DNFDNF. POL Mateusz GARNIEWICZ DNFDNF. MON Olivier JENOT DNFDNF. SVK Andreas ZAMPA DNFDNF. MAR Adam LAMHAMEDI DNFDNF. AUS Dominic DEMSCHAR DNFDNF. CHI Eugenio CLARO DNFDNF. HUN Norbert FARKAS DNFDNF. PER Manfred OETTL REYES DNFDNF. CAY Dow TRAVERS DNFDNF. SWE Axel BAECK DSQDNF. CAN Brad SPENCE DSQDNF. BRA Jhonatan LONGHI DSQ

Biathlon

Men's Relay 4x7.5 km 1. RUS 0.02. GER +3.53. AUT +29.84. NOR +54.45. ITA +59.66. SLO +1:27.27. CAN +1:30.38. FRA +1:30.59. UKR +2:05.210. SWE +2:16.111. CZE +2:56.012. SVK +3:07.913. BLR +3:46.414. SUI +3:59.915. BUL +5:22.516. USA +5:23.217. EST 18. KAZ 19. POL

Bobsleigh

Four-man Heat 1 1. RUS Russian Fed. 1 54.822. GER Germany 1 54.883. USA United States 1 54.894. GER Germany 3 55.065. LAT Latvia 1 55.106. RUS Russian Fed. 2 55.117. GER Germany 2 55.158. CAN Canada 3 55.179. SUI Switzerland 1 55.2110. GBR Great Britain 1 55.2611. CAN Canada 2 55.3512. CAN Canada 1 55.5013. NED Netherlands 1 55.5514. USA United States 2 55.6115. LAT Latvia 2 55.6816. RUS Russian Fed. 3 55.7417. ITA Italy 1 55.7818. FRA France 1 55.8219. GBR Great Britain 2 55.9120. CZE Czech Republic 1 55.9521. KOR Korea 1 56.1222. AUS Australia 1 56.20=23. AUT Austria 1 56.25=23. ROU Romania 1 56.2525. FRA France 2 56.3726. JPN Japan 1 56.4127. SVK Slovakia 1 56.5628. POL Poland 1 56.5729. BRA Brazil 1 56.8630. KOR Korea 2 56.98

Four-man Heat 2 1. RUS Russian Fed. 1 1:50.192. LAT Latvia 1 1:50.233. GER Germany 1 1:50.354. USA United States 1 1:50.365. GER Germany 3 1:50.486. RUS Russian Fed. 2 1:50.527. GBR Great Britain 1 1:50.538. SUI Switzerland 1 1:50.559. GER Germany 2 1:50.5810. CAN Canada 2 1:50.7811. USA United States 2 1:51.0912. NED Netherlands 1 1:51.12=13. CAN Canada 1 1:51.20=13. LAT Latvia 2 1:51.2015. RUS Russian Fed. 3 1:51.2716. CZE Czech Republic 1 1:51.4217. FRA France 1 1:51.50=18. GBR Great Britain 2 1:51.51=18. ITA Italy 1 1:51.5120. KOR Korea 1 1:52.0921. AUT Austria 1 1:52.36=22. AUS Australia 1 1:52.41=22. ROU Romania 1 1:52.4124. FRA France 2 1:52.6425. JPN Japan 1 1:52.8326. SVK Slovakia 1 1:52.9327. POL Poland 1 1:53.0228. BRA Brazil 1 1:53.6029. KOR Korea 2 1:53.7530. CAN Canada 3 1:55.08

Cross Country

Ladies' 30 km Mass Start Free 1. NOR Marit BJOERGEN 1:11:05.22. NOR Therese JOHAUG 1:11:07.83. NOR Kristin Stoermer STEIRA 1:11:28.84. FIN Kerttu NISKANEN 1:12:26.95. CZE Eva VRABCOVA - NYVLTOVA 1:12:27.16. FRA Aurore JEAN 1:12:27.57. FRA Coraline HUGUE 1:12:29.58. SWE Emma WIKEN 1:12:31.69. SUI Seraina BONER 1:12:35.010. ESP Laura ORGUE 1:12:37.311. SWE Anna HAAG 1:12:40.112. GER Katrin ZELLER 1:12:41.413. ITA Elisa BROCARD 1:12:42.014. UKR Valentina SHEVCHENKO 1:12:42.615. RUS Natalia ZHUKOVA 1:12:56.716. ITA Debora AGREITER 1:12:58.517. FRA Anouk FAIVRE PICON 1:13:29.418. FIN Krista LAHTEENMAKI 1:13:37.619. NOR Heidi WENG 1:13:46.120. AUT Teresa STADLOBER 1:13:50.121. FIN Aino-Kaisa SAARINEN 1:13:52.522. CHN Hongxue LI 1:14:01.523. JPN Masako ISHIDA 1:14:09.024. USA Elizabeth STEPHEN 1:14:11.825. ITA Marina PILLER 1:14:44.726. FIN Riitta-Liisa ROPONEN 1:14:51.627. USA Holly BROOKS 1:14:58.328. USA Kikkan RANDALL 1:15:10.729. RUS Irina KHAZOVA 1:15:19.230. RUS Julia IVANOVA 1:15:22.131. SLO Barbara JEZERSEK 1:15:35.832. RUS Yulia TCHEKALEVA 1:15:46.633. POL Sylwia JASKOWIEC 1:15:47.634. SWE Charlotte KALLA 1:16:18.535. UKR Maryna ANTSYBOR 1:16:22.736. KOR Chae-Won LEE 1:16:38.237. CZE Petra NOVAKOVA 1:17:49.638. UKR Kateryna GRYGORENKO 1:17:53.039. SWE Sara LINDBORG 1:18:03.940. USA Jessica DIGGINS 1:18:13.041. POL Paulina MACIUSZEK 1:18:44.742. BLR Alena SANNIKOVA 1:18:46.343. POL Kornelia KUBINSKA 1:19:57.744. ITA Ilaria DEBERTOLIS 1:20:22.245. CZE Klara MORAVCOVA 1:20:56.446. CAN Brittany WEBSTER 1:21:05.547. CAN Emily NISHIKAWA 1:21:38.648. KAZ Yelena KOLOMINA 1:21:50.049. CAN Amanda AMMAR 1:22:03.750. BUL Antoniya GRIGOROVA-BURGOVA 1:23:05.651. KAZ Tatyana OSSIPOVA 1:23:52.652. CAN Heidi WIDMER 1:24:11.553. CRO Vedrana MALEC 1:24:13.454. AUS Aimee WATSON 1:34:00.1DNF. POL Justyna KOWALCZYK DNF. GER Nicole FESSEL DNF. BUL Teodora MALCHEVA

Ice Hockey

Men's Bronze Medal Game FIN 5 - 0 USA

Snowboard

Ladies' Parallel Slalom 1/8 Finals 1. AUT Marion KREINER (Q)2. RUS Ekaterina TUDEGESHEVA 1. ITA Corinna BOCCACINI (Q)2. AUT Claudia RIEGLER 1. AUT Julia DUJMOVITS (Q)2. RUS Alena ZAVARZINA 1. SUI Julie ZOGG (Q)2. JPN Tomoka TAKEUCHI 1. GER Amelie KOBER (Q)2. SUI Patrizia KUMMER 1. AUT Ina MESCHIK (Q)2. GER Isabella LABOECK 1. GER Anke KARSTENS (Q)2. GER Selina JOERG 1. CZE Ester LEDECKA (Q)2. RUS Natalia SOBOLEVA

Ladies' Parallel Slalom Finals DNF. AUT Julia DUJMOVITS DNF. GER Anke KARSTENS DNF. GER Amelie KOBER DNF. ITA Corinna BOCCACINI

Ladies' Parallel Slalom Qualification 1. AUT Marion KREINER 1:03.58(Q)2. CZE Ester LEDECKA 1:03.74(Q)3. SUI Patrizia KUMMER 1:03.82(Q)4. SUI Julie ZOGG 1:03.92(Q)5. AUT Julia DUJMOVITS 1:04.33(Q)6. GER Isabella LABOECK 1:04.44(Q)7. GER Selina JOERG 1:04.47(Q)8. ITA Corinna BOCCACINI 1:04.96(Q)9. AUT Claudia RIEGLER 1:05.14(Q)10. GER Anke KARSTENS 1:05.14(Q)11. AUT Ina MESCHIK 1:05.15(Q)12. RUS Alena ZAVARZINA 1:05.32(Q)13. JPN Tomoka TAKEUCHI 1:05.41(Q)14. GER Amelie KOBER 1:05.46(Q)15. RUS Natalia SOBOLEVA 1:05.48(Q)16. RUS Ekaterina TUDEGESHEVA 1:05.54(Q)17. CAN Ariane LAVIGNE 1:05.6018. SUI Stefanie MUELLER 1:05.6419. NED Michelle DEKKER 1:05.6620. NED Nicolien SAUERBREIJ 1:05.6921. UKR Annamari CHUNDAK 1:05.7622. ITA Nadya OCHNER 1:05.7923. SLO Gloria KOTNIK 1:05.9424. SUI Ladina JENNY 1:05.9625. POL Karolina SZTOKFISZ 1:06.0126. CAN Caroline CALVE 1:06.1527. CAN Marianne LEESON 1:06.2628. NOR Hilde-Katrine ENGELI 1:06.2929. RUS Ekaterina ILYUKHINA 1:06.7330. POL Aleksandra KROL 1:07.4231. SRB Nina MICIC 1:08.0732. KAZ Valeriya TSOY 1:08.67

Ladies' Parallel Slalom Quarterfinals 1. ITA Corinna BOCCACINI (Q)2. AUT Marion KREINER 1. AUT Julia DUJMOVITS (Q)2. SUI Julie ZOGG 1. GER Amelie KOBER (Q)2. AUT Ina MESCHIK 1. GER Anke KARSTENS (Q)2. CZE Ester LEDECKA

Ladies' Parallel Slalom Semifinals 1. AUT Julia DUJMOVITS (B_F)2. ITA Corinna BOCCACINI (S_F)1. GER Anke KARSTENS (B_F)2. GER Amelie KOBER (S_F)

Men's Parallel Slalom 1/8 Finals 1. RUS Vic WILD (Q)2. CAN Michael LAMBERT 1. ITA Roland FISCHNALLER (Q)2. SUI Kaspar FLUETSCH 1. GER Patrick BUSSLER (Q)2. SLO Rok MARGUC 1. AUT Benjamin KARL (Q)2. AUT Andreas PROMMEGGER 1. AUT Lukas MATHIES (Q)2. GER Stefan BAUMEISTER 1. ITA Aaron MARCH (Q)2. SUI Simon SCHOCH 1. SUI Nevin GALMARINI (Q)2. FRA Sylvain DUFOUR 1. SLO Zan KOSIR (Q)2. CAN Jasey Jay ANDERSON

Men's Parallel Slalom Finals DNF. RUS Vic WILD DNF. SLO Zan KOSIR DNF. AUT Benjamin KARL DNF. ITA Aaron MARCH

Men's Parallel Slalom Qualification 1. RUS Vic WILD 57.96(Q)2. SLO Zan KOSIR 58.92(Q)3. AUT Lukas MATHIES 58.93(Q)4. AUT Benjamin KARL 58.95(Q)5. GER Patrick BUSSLER 59.01(Q)6. SUI Simon SCHOCH 59.08(Q)7. SUI Nevin GALMARINI 59.13(Q)8. SUI Kaspar FLUETSCH 59.38(Q)9. ITA Roland FISCHNALLER 59.43(Q)10. FRA Sylvain DUFOUR 59.43(Q)11. ITA Aaron MARCH 59.44(Q)12. SLO Rok MARGUC 59.52(Q)13. AUT Andreas PROMMEGGER 59.58(Q)14. GER Stefan BAUMEISTER 59.72(Q)15. CAN Jasey Jay ANDERSON 59.77(Q)16. CAN Michael LAMBERT 59.80(Q)17. AUT Anton UNTERKOFLER 59.8018. CAN Matthew MORISON 59.9619. UKR Yosyf PENYAK 1:00.1720. ITA Christoph MICK 1:00.2221. BUL Radoslav YANKOV 1:00.2422. SLO Rok FLANDER 1:00.3023. KOR Bong-shik SHIN 1:00.3224. GER Alexander BERGMANN 1:00.6025. ITA Meinhard ERLACHER 1:00.6226. KOR Sang-kyum KIM 1:02.3527. RUS Andrey SOBOLEV 1:02.7028. RUS Stanislav DETKOV DNF. SLO Izidor SUSTERSIC DNF. RUS Valery KOLEGOV DNF. SUI Philipp SCHOCH DNF. USA Justin REITER

Men's Parallel Slalom Quarterfinals 1. RUS Vic WILD (Q)2. ITA Roland FISCHNALLER 1. AUT Benjamin KARL (Q)2. GER Patrick BUSSLER 1. ITA Aaron MARCH (Q)2. AUT Lukas MATHIES 1. SLO Zan KOSIR (Q)2. SUI Nevin GALMARINI

Men's Parallel Slalom Semifinals 1. RUS Vic WILD (B_F)2. AUT Benjamin KARL (S_F)1. SLO Zan KOSIR (B_F)2. ITA Aaron MARCH (S_F)

Speed Skating

Ladies' Team Pursuit Finals 1. NOR Hege BOKKO 3:08.352. KOR Bo Reum KIM 3:11.541. CAN Ivanie BLONDIN 3:02.042. USA Brittany BOWE 3:03.771. RUS Olga GRAF 2:59.732. JPN Misaki OSHIGIRI 3:02.571. NED Marrit LEENSTRA 2:58.052. POL Katarzyna BACHLEDA - CURUS 3:05.55

Ladies' Team Pursuit Semifinals 1. POL Katarzyna BACHLEDA - CURUS 3:00.602. RUS Olga GRAF 3:02.091. NED Marrit LEENSTRA 2:58.432. JPN Ayaka KIKUCHI 3:10.19

Men's Team Pursuit Finals 1. USA Brian HANSEN 3:46.502. FRA Alexis CONTIN 3:51.761. NOR Havard BOKKO 3:44.912. RUS Aleksandr RUMYANTSEV 3:49.851. POL Zbigniew BRODKA 3:41.942. CAN Mathieu GIROUX 3:44.271. NED Jan BLOKHUIJSEN 3:37.712. KOR Hyong Jun JOO 3:40.85

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