Ester Ledecká Dominates Parallel Slalom Race in Pamporovo, Bulgaria, to Win Gold Medal

Ester Ledecká Dominates Parallel Slalom Race in Pamporovo, Bulgaria, to Win Gold Medal

Updated 14:58 20/01/2024, 13:07 Czech snowboarder Ester Ledecká once again climbed to the top. In Pamporovo, Bulgaria, she dominated the parallel slalom race on a snowboard, when after winning the qualification, she didn’t even give her opponents a chance in the elimination fights. The second Czech at the start, Zuzana Maděrová, equaled her best result … Read more

Petra Vlhová Injured in Giant Slalom Fall at Jasná: Updates on Condition and Hospitalization Status

Petra Vlhová Injured in Giant Slalom Fall at Jasná: Updates on Condition and Hospitalization Status

Updated 13:16 20/01/2024, 10:01 Petra Vlhová’s ride in the giant slalom in Slovakia’s Jasná ended with a fall after just a few goals. Unfortunately, the Slovak skier was not able to leave the slope on her own and had to be carried away on a stretcher with her injuries. Vlhová started on home soil at … Read more

Michelle Heimberg Dominates the Swiss Championships in Diving

Michelle Heimberg Dominates the Swiss Championships in Diving

Tuesday, Nov. 07 2023 Diving: Michelle Heimberg again at the top The Zurich Hallenstadion shook with 12,000 fans, 24 gladiators and six coaches as spectators and top Swiss athletes experienced the 43rd Sporthilfe Super10 fight. It was an evening full of joy, humor and dedication, with an acclaimed surprise guest Roger Federer. And right in … Read more

The Rise and Fall of Oscar Pistorius: From National Hero to Convicted Murderer

The Rise and Fall of Oscar Pistorius: From National Hero to Convicted Murderer

Photo: Profimedia reeva pistorius Reeva Steenkamp and Oscar Pistorius in a picture from November 2012, three months before the murder. The story of the phenomenal athlete Oscar Pistorius, who in one moment turned from a national hero to an insidious murderer, is coming to life again. The multiple Paralympic champion’s legal team believes their client … Read more

Artūrs: A Rising Skateboarding Star and Olympic Hopeful in the Baltics

Artūrs: A Rising Skateboarding Star and Olympic Hopeful in the Baltics

At the moment, Artūrs is one of the most recognizable and ambitious skateboarders of the “street” discipline in the Baltics, and in the period from May to September, he participated in seven international competitions, made a mark at large-scale skateboarding festivals in Europe, and also conducted individual training there. In between all this, the rider … Read more

Czech Volleyball Players Defeat Olympic Champions in Beach Volleyball World Championship Quarter-Finals

Czech Volleyball Players Defeat Olympic Champions in Beach Volleyball World Championship Quarter-Finals

Against Mol and Sörum, Perušič and Schweiner succeeded only for the third time out of 12 matches they played with the reigning Olympic champions from Tokyo. In the quarter-finals in Tlaxcala, the Czech volleyball players won the first set unequivocally 21:14, and lost the second set by the same ratio. They showed stronger nerves in … Read more

Highlights from the Czech Tour 2021: Photos, Autographs, and Chris Froome

Highlights from the Czech Tour 2021: Photos, Autographs, and Chris Froome

Just a few days after the end of the Tour de France, cycling fans in the Czech Republic are enjoying a home race with four stages. The legendary Chris Froome gives out photos and autographs, but the climbs in the Beskydy and Jeseníky Mountains did not quite suit him. Go through the photo gallery from … Read more

57th Ilmar Rauda Memorial Classical Chess Tournament and Estonian Open Championship Results and Highlights

57th Ilmar Rauda Memorial Classical Chess Tournament and Estonian Open Championship Results and Highlights

The 57th Ilmar Rauda (1913–1941) memorial classical chess tournament, which was also the Estonian Open Championship, was held in Wieland. In addition to domestic athletes, representatives of eight other federations competed, including four Latvian chess players. The prize pool was around five thousand euros. A total of 57 participants sat at the tables in Wilande … Read more

Why a suitcase made tennis history

As the Australian Open, the first Grand Slam tournament of the year, kicked off on Monday January 16, find out why a leather suitcase has made tennis history. The story does not take place in Australia but in Boston, in the United States, in 1923. Two men are strolling in a street when the youngest … Read more

The intense heat stops the Australian Open tennis matches for 3 hours, and a player loses his temper | other sports

Sweltering heat suspended outdoor matches and forced fans to hunker down in the shade at the Australian Open on Tuesday before matches resumed in the late afternoon as players put up an early endurance test on day two at Melbourne Park. And the organizers activated procedures to deal with extreme temperatures within 3 hours a … Read more