Race Snapshot: IBU WC 5 Men’s Sprint
Tough day for the North Americans, sadly. Â Fantastic race by Lars Berger, though.
Tagged biathlon, men, race snapshot, Sprint, World CupTough 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 […]
Tagged domesticFantastic day for Lowell Bailey! Â Also a strong race from Canadian Brendan Green.
Tagged biathlon, Distance, men, race snapshot, World CupA commenter asked what would happen if we removed the bonus seconds awarded during the distance events of the Tour de Ski. Â If we add the bonuses back in we get the following results: [table id=75 /] [table id=76 /] While the actual top 12 have remained the same, the order has not. Â The women […]
Tagged alternate ending, bonus seconds, recap, tour de skiThese are mostly just for fun, although I suppose some lessons might be drawn from them as well. Â First up is a graph showing how the field was reduced stage by stage in both 2010 and 2011: Overall there were fewer racers this year even from the start, which is interesting. Â In both cases there […]
Tagged recap, tour de ski, World Cup