Colonel Green
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If they aren't going to, I would assume they'd have withdrawn by now.It will be interesting to see if they do actually compete at ACI.
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If they aren't going to, I would assume they'd have withdrawn by now.It will be interesting to see if they do actually compete at ACI.
I don't think they're eligible.After their outstanding result at the non-Challenger Lombardia Trophy, I really hope that Barquero/Zandron are offered at least one of the TBA pairs spots. They're clearly a cut above any of the French teams as well as Ghilardi/Ambrosini, who were already assigned to GP Torino when it was originally Cup of China. C'mon FFSG and FISG - do the right thing and invite them!
Oh, I'm reading over the GP doc and it looks like you're correct. That's a real shame for them because they're certainly more competitive than most other teams who would be in the mix for those TBA spots. If that's the case then I'll be rooting for C/J and A/R to get the invitations over the less competitive French and Italian teams who could be in the mix.I don't think they're eligible.
Italy will most likely want to invite one of their own teams (probably Conti/Macii), since they're hosting a GP without getting the majority of the host spots.After their outstanding result at the non-Challenger Lombardia Trophy, I really hope that Barquero/Zandron are offered at least one of the TBA pairs spots. They're clearly a cut above any of the French teams as well as Ghilardi/Ambrosini, who were already assigned to GP Torino when it was originally Cup of China. C'mon FFSG and FISG - do the right thing and invite them!
ETA - I know Calalang/Johnson have been given the SkAM TBA and I suppose a fair argument could be made that they warrant consideration for a second GP assignment too. I'm sure that Akopova/Rakhmanin will be given the RC TBA which is fair enough.
Today's grid updates (9/14) show the other 3 USA TBAs added to Skate America: Paniot, Calalang/Johnson and Cesanek/Yehorov.ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating
The ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Series started in 1995 and consists of six international senior invitational events and the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final. The skaters are seeded and invited to the six Grand Prix of Figure Skating events based on the results of the previous ISU...isu.org
Also Shin was added as the TBA for Skate America but the other three disciplines still show TBA. Other host picks are still TBA.
Today's grid updates (9/14) show the other 3 USA TBAs added to Skate America: Paniot, Calalang/Johnson and Cesanek/Yehorov.
Remaining TBAs:
Skate Canada International: man
GP Italy: pair, dance team
NHK Trophy: man, dance team (should be K/K's 2nd?)
Internationaux de France: man, pair, dance team
Rostelecom Cup: woman, man, pair
All NHK Trophy's TBAs have been announced today
Men - Kao Miura
Women - Rino Matsuike
Ice Dance -Komatsubara/Koleto
Between this and the news that he isn't listed for Asian Open Trophy, I wonder if he has decided to hang up his skates.Out of GP Italy
Shan Lin
Yan Han
They read it here and made the correction. LOL.Also - they fixed the error on the Rostelecom Women's grid - Tursy is now crossed off and Tukt is back in, lol. Which we all knew but...
Many aspects of the ISU's operations would be improved if their staff regularly read FSU.They read it here and made the correction. LOL.
Or the Chinese fed has decided to hang up his skates.Between this and the news that he isn't listed for Asian Open Trophy, I wonder if he has decided to hang up his skates.
What a waste that would be!Between this and the news that he isn't listed for Asian Open Trophy, I wonder if he has decided to hang up his skates.
Without the Russian skaters the GP is of no interest to me. Russia does have vaccines. The western nations need to accept those and allow the skaters to compete.It is going to be interesting for the French GP if the French C19 rules remain the same.
France still has Russia on its red-list.
As we saw in the Junior GPs, this meant that no Russian skaters could compete in France.
Will the ISU move the skaters to the Russian GP?
It would be crazy if they do!
In the French GP there are 3 skaters/teams listed in 3 of the disciplines and 2 in pairs.
It is ONE GP event and it doesn't impact solely Russian skaters but ALL skaters who train in Russia because of the travel restrictions FROM Russia into France.Without the Russian skaters the GP is of no interest to me. Russia does have vaccines. The western nations need to accept those and allow the skaters to compete.
A sporting event is not enough reason to bypass public health & safety. If the Sputnik vaccine can be approved in France under normal circumstances than great, but an exception shouldn't be made for skating.Without the Russian skaters the GP is of no interest to me. Russia does have vaccines. The western nations need to accept those and allow the skaters to compete.
Russia has to provide the necessary information regarding its vaccine.Without the Russian skaters the GP is of no interest to me. Russia does have vaccines. The western nations need to accept those and allow the skaters to compete.
Not doing this is an insult to their scientists who developed the vaccine.Russia has to provide the necessary information regarding its vaccine.
God bless,honey— you will miss some fabulous skating.Without the Russian skaters the GP is of no interest to me. Russia does have vaccines. The western nations need to accept those and allow the skaters to compete.
Agreed. It's extremely tiresome at this point. The IOC and ISU are in bed with Russia and adultery is a sin.Big surprise that Russian isn't playing by the rules again. They do what they want because they will never truly get punished like being banned from the Olympics but still competing.
Western nations need to accept Russian vaccines and allow Russian skaters to compete in GPs because a GP without Russian skaters will bore you?Without the Russian skaters the GP is of no interest to me. Russia does have vaccines. The western nations need to accept those and allow the skaters to compete.
До свидания!Without the Russian skaters the GP is of no interest to me. Russia does have vaccines. The western nations need to accept those and allow the skaters to compete.
They can still suck. Are you implying that western judges are totally impartial? I know they are not, based on watching FS for three decades.До свидания!
Honestly, if no Russians at a sporting event - then maybe the judging won't completely suck.
BTW since you have said bye to me, you will go to my ignore list.