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Fourcade beats Bø at last on memorable French day at IBU World Cup

  • Biathlon

France's home hero Martin Fourcade finally got the better of Norway's Johannes Thingnes Bø as he claimed 15 kilometres mass start gold at the International Biathlon Union World Cup in Annecy.

Kaisa Mäkäräinen is third on 281.The World Cup season will now resume in the New Year, in Oberhof in Germany




Geisenberger secures gold at FIL World Cup in Lake Placid

  • Luge

Germany's Natalie Geisenberger kept up her good form this season in the International Luge Federation (FIL) World Cup with another win in the women's event in Lake Placid.

Austria, this season, taking gold in the men's with a time of 32.441 in front of Johannes Ludwig of Germany

recorded his first ever World Cup podium finish with a time of 32.665 to claim bronze.Dajana Eitberger of Germany

37.533.This was their first sprint title of the season after only managing to take silver in Winterberg, Germany

37.838.The World Cup will now take a break over Christmas with the next event taking place in Königssee, Germany


The lost battle to keep the red flag flying over the Rotsee

  • The Big Read

Old rowers will not have been at all surprised by Russian dismay and anger at the prospect of the country's athletes being obliged to compete under a neutral flag at Pyeongchang 2018.

another issue that the East European countries kept raising at FISA meetings during this era, when Germany

was divided between east and west.This was the German Democratic Republic's [East Germany] desire to

 It had been a member of the federation since 1955, but on the condition that Germany would be represented

 Faced now with the likelihood of crews representing East Germany at the Championships for which

By the time they were, the Soviet Union - and East Germany -had melted away.


Friedrich defends two-man European title with IBSF World Cup win

  • Bobsleigh and Skeleton

Germany's Francesco Friedrich clinched his first two-man victory of the International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation (IBSF) World Cup season in Innsbruck and defended his European Championship title in the process.

44.16 for fourth in the World Cup and third in Europe.In women's bobsleigh, Stephanie Schneider piloted Germany




Teams confirmed for 2018 Wheelchair Basketball World Championships

  • Wheelchair Basketball News

Sixteen men's and 12 women's teams will compete at the International Wheelchair Basketball Federation (IWBF) Wheelchair Basketball World Championship at the Wilhelmsburger Inselparkarena in Hamburg next year, with the line-up now complete.

Inselparkarena in Hamburg ©IWBFIn the women’s draw, hosts and 2014 World Championship silver medallists Germany


Repilov breaks record on way to Luge World Cup victory with Pyeongchang 2018 places up for grabs

  • Luge

Russia's Roman Repilov broke the track record as he won the International Luge Federation World Cup at the Lake Placid Olympic Complex, where Winter Olympic places were up for grabs.

Toni Eggert and Sascha Benecken of Germany recorded their fifth doubles victory of the season in Lake

Placid ©Getty ImagesCurrent overall standings leader Felix Loch of Germany, who has already qualified


Kraft heads qualifiers at Ski Jumping World Cup in Engelberg

  • Ski Jumping

Austria's defending overall champion Stefan Kraft topped qualification as action began at the men's International Ski Federation Ski Jumping World Cup in Engelberg.

centimetres of fresh snow fell overnight.Katharina Althaus came out on top at the women's World Cup in Germany

©Getty ImagesIn women's action, World Cup leader Katharina Althaus of Germany topped qualification on




Netherlands break own freestyle relay world record at European Short Course Swimming Championships

  • Swimming

The Netherlands broke their own women's 4x50 metres freestyle relay world record on day three of the European Short Course Championships in Copenhagen.

topped the men's 200m individual medley podium ©Getty ImagesPhilip Heintz was one of two winners for Germany

53.27, while the bronze went to Norway’s Tomoe Zenimoto Hvas in 1:54.16.Also securing a gold medal for Germany