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Shiffrin Achieves 100th World Cup Victory
Mikaela Shiffrin achieved her 100th World Cup victory in the women's slalom race in Sestriere, Italy on January 28th, 2024, surpassing Ingemar Stenmark's previous record and highlighting her resilience after a severe November injury.
Shiffrin Achieves 100th World Cup Victory
Mikaela Shiffrin achieved her 100th World Cup victory in the women's slalom race in Sestriere, Italy on January 28th, 2024, surpassing Ingemar Stenmark's previous record and highlighting her resilience after a severe November injury.
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52% Bias Score
Taubitz Secures Fifth World Cup Luge Title After Olympic Setback
German luger Julia Taubitz won her fifth overall World Cup title in Yanqing, China, overcoming a previous Olympic crash on the same track to defeat Austrian rivals Madeleine Egle and Lisa Schulte in a thrilling final race.
Taubitz Secures Fifth World Cup Luge Title After Olympic Setback
German luger Julia Taubitz won her fifth overall World Cup title in Yanqing, China, overcoming a previous Olympic crash on the same track to defeat Austrian rivals Madeleine Egle and Lisa Schulte in a thrilling final race.
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40% Bias Score
Hesse Ski Resorts Extend Seasons Despite Mild Weather
Due to artificial snowmaking, ski resorts in Willingen and Wasserkuppe, Hesse, Germany, are extending their seasons despite mild temperatures, unlike the Vogelsberg which relies on natural snow and had a cancelled season.
Hesse Ski Resorts Extend Seasons Despite Mild Weather
Due to artificial snowmaking, ski resorts in Willingen and Wasserkuppe, Hesse, Germany, are extending their seasons despite mild temperatures, unlike the Vogelsberg which relies on natural snow and had a cancelled season.
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48% Bias Score
Three Backcountry Skiers Killed in Separate Avalanches
Two backcountry skiers died in an avalanche near Broken Top Peak in Oregon on Monday, and a third skier died in a separate avalanche near South Lake Tahoe in California; both locations had considerable avalanche danger.
Three Backcountry Skiers Killed in Separate Avalanches
Two backcountry skiers died in an avalanche near Broken Top Peak in Oregon on Monday, and a third skier died in a separate avalanche near South Lake Tahoe in California; both locations had considerable avalanche danger.
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24% Bias Score
Preuß Wins Gold in Biathlon Pursuit, German Men Disappoint
Franziska Preuß of Germany won gold in the women's pursuit biathlon race at the World Championships in Lenzerheide, Switzerland, on February 25th, marking her first individual world title after overcoming numerous health challenges and securing her third medal of the championships.
Preuß Wins Gold in Biathlon Pursuit, German Men Disappoint
Franziska Preuß of Germany won gold in the women's pursuit biathlon race at the World Championships in Lenzerheide, Switzerland, on February 25th, marking her first individual world title after overcoming numerous health challenges and securing her third medal of the championships.
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48% Bias Score
France's Disappointing Ski World Championships Performance
France's World Ski Championships campaign has been marked by disappointing results, injuries to key athletes, and a lack of podium finishes; their hopes now rest on Clément Noël's performance in the final slalom event.
France's Disappointing Ski World Championships Performance
France's World Ski Championships campaign has been marked by disappointing results, injuries to key athletes, and a lack of podium finishes; their hopes now rest on Clément Noël's performance in the final slalom event.
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52% Bias Score
White's Snow League Launches with $1.6 Million Prize Pool
Shaun White's new Snow League, starting March 7-8 in Aspen, offers a $1.6 million prize pool across four events, including stops in China and Switzerland, featuring a unique head-to-head tournament format and the addition of freeskiing.
White's Snow League Launches with $1.6 Million Prize Pool
Shaun White's new Snow League, starting March 7-8 in Aspen, offers a $1.6 million prize pool across four events, including stops in China and Switzerland, featuring a unique head-to-head tournament format and the addition of freeskiing.
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36% Bias Score
France Wins Biathlon Mixed Relay World Championship
France won the mixed relay biathlon World Championship, beating Norway and Germany; this victory brings their medal count to ten (five gold, five bronze), three shy of their record.
France Wins Biathlon Mixed Relay World Championship
France won the mixed relay biathlon World Championship, beating Norway and Germany; this victory brings their medal count to ten (five gold, five bronze), three shy of their record.
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40% Bias Score
Three Backcountry Skiers Killed in Separate Avalanches
Two backcountry skiers died in an Oregon avalanche on Monday, while another died in a separate California avalanche, highlighting the considerable avalanche danger in the region.
Three Backcountry Skiers Killed in Separate Avalanches
Two backcountry skiers died in an Oregon avalanche on Monday, while another died in a separate California avalanche, highlighting the considerable avalanche danger in the region.
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20% Bias Score
Dutch Mixed Relay Wins in Milan; Men's Team Disqualified
The Dutch mixed short track relay team won gold in Milan, defeating Italy after a controversial collision; however, the men's team faced setbacks due to illness and disqualifications, ending their competition early.
Dutch Mixed Relay Wins in Milan; Men's Team Disqualified
The Dutch mixed short track relay team won gold in Milan, defeating Italy after a controversial collision; however, the men's team faced setbacks due to illness and disqualifications, ending their competition early.
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44% Bias Score
Netherlands Wins Short Track Mixed Relay in Milan
The Netherlands won the mixed relay short track speed skating event in Milan, defeating Italy in a close race marked by a controversial collision between Michelle Velzeboer and Chiara Betti which resulted in a penalty for Italy. Jens van 't Wout, despite illness, contributed to the win, while Canadi...
Netherlands Wins Short Track Mixed Relay in Milan
The Netherlands won the mixed relay short track speed skating event in Milan, defeating Italy in a close race marked by a controversial collision between Michelle Velzeboer and Chiara Betti which resulted in a penalty for Italy. Jens van 't Wout, despite illness, contributed to the win, while Canadi...
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44% Bias Score
Resurgence of Dutch Alpine Skiing: Five Athletes Compete in World Championships
Five Dutch alpine skiers—Noa Rabou, Noa Blok, Kiara Derks, Jurre Jeurissen, and Aleix Linse—will compete in the World Ski Championships in Saalbach, marking a significant increase from previous years and highlighting the success of athletes who have largely trained independently due to the 2014 diss...
Resurgence of Dutch Alpine Skiing: Five Athletes Compete in World Championships
Five Dutch alpine skiers—Noa Rabou, Noa Blok, Kiara Derks, Jurre Jeurissen, and Aleix Linse—will compete in the World Ski Championships in Saalbach, marking a significant increase from previous years and highlighting the success of athletes who have largely trained independently due to the 2014 diss...
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32% Bias Score
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