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Emotional Geisenberger says goodbye at luge worlds in Altenberg - Vimarsana News

Emotional Geisenberger says goodbye at luge worlds in Altenberg

Six-time Olympic luge champion Natalie Geisenberger bid farewell on Sunday on the sidelines of the World Championships in Altenberg. Her team-mates donned Geisenberger masks for the ceremony. A film showing the highlights of the German's sporting career was shown beforehand. "The film was incredibly emotional. It was nice to see so many old images, even if they almost made me a little uncomfortable," said the 35-year-old. "It was nice to say goodbye in front of such a backdrop". She announced th

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After Re-Measuring the Course, Here's Definitive Proof That the 2018 Abu Dhabi Marathon Was Short - Vimarsana News

After Re-Measuring the Course, Here's Definitive Proof That the 2018 Abu Dhabi Marathon Was Short

Marathon experts Helmut Winter and Sean Hartnett have gone all the way to Abu Dhabi to remeasure the course and have found the 34th kilometer was between 195.8 and 199.6 meters too short. Our best theory is the locals wanted access to the local fish market so someone moved the cones up.

Efforts underway for statue honoring 'Black Devils' general - Vimarsana News

Efforts underway for statue honoring 'Black Devils' general

A GoFundMe site has been set up for Gen. Robert Tryon Frederick, to be erected in France, according to the page organized by Frederick’s grandson, Brad Hicks.

Efforts underway for statue honoring 'Black Devils' general - Vimarsana News

Efforts underway for statue honoring 'Black Devils' general

A GoFundMe site has been set up for Gen. Robert Tryon Frederick, to be erected in France, according to the page organized by Frederick’s grandson, Brad Hicks.