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Skomentuj artykuł W weekend Mistrzostwa Polski w biegach przełajowych
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Adam Klein
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Kto bedzie w Iławie na Mistrzostwach Polski ? Szukam kogos kto mógłby coś tam sfilmować, mi niestety nagle coś wypadło i nie moge jechać.
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Tak to wzgląda EU>
What About the Sport? Shame on Europe
While perusing the entries for the meet, we found it disappointing (if not surprising) that Turkey, which won the European XC Champs in December, is sending just one athlete — male or female, junior or senior — to the meet. That got us wondering: how many countries will be sending complete teams (six athletes in a race) to China? After reviewing the entries, here are the answers:
Junior men (13): Algeria, Australia, Canada, China, Eritrea, Ethiopia, France, Great Britain, Italy, Japan, Kenya, South Africa, USA
Senior men (9): Algeria, Australia, China, Eritrea, Spain, Ethiopia, Kenya, South Africa, USA
Junior women (10): Australia, Canada, China, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Great Britain, Japan, Kenya, South Africa, USA
Senior women (10): Algeria, Australia, Canada, China, Spain, Ethiopia, Japan, Kenya, South Africa, USA
Only six countries will bring the maximum 24 athletes — Australia, host China, Ethiopia, Kenya, South Africa and the USA.
So in the entire continent of Europe, not one country could manage to send the maximum 24 athletes. Only Spain will enter a full senior team of either gender.
What About the Sport? Shame on Europe
While perusing the entries for the meet, we found it disappointing (if not surprising) that Turkey, which won the European XC Champs in December, is sending just one athlete — male or female, junior or senior — to the meet. That got us wondering: how many countries will be sending complete teams (six athletes in a race) to China? After reviewing the entries, here are the answers:
Junior men (13): Algeria, Australia, Canada, China, Eritrea, Ethiopia, France, Great Britain, Italy, Japan, Kenya, South Africa, USA
Senior men (9): Algeria, Australia, China, Eritrea, Spain, Ethiopia, Kenya, South Africa, USA
Junior women (10): Australia, Canada, China, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Great Britain, Japan, Kenya, South Africa, USA
Senior women (10): Algeria, Australia, Canada, China, Spain, Ethiopia, Japan, Kenya, South Africa, USA
Only six countries will bring the maximum 24 athletes — Australia, host China, Ethiopia, Kenya, South Africa and the USA.
So in the entire continent of Europe, not one country could manage to send the maximum 24 athletes. Only Spain will enter a full senior team of either gender.