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10:30 Biathlon: World Cup in Osrblie, Slovak Republic (Repeated) 11:30 Alpine Skiing: Women's World Cup in Veysonnaz, Switzerland Live First Leg of the First Slalom Combined of the Season 12:30 Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup in Davos, Switzerland Live Women's 4X5 km classic and freestyle 13:00 Biathlon: World Cup in Osrblie, Slovak Republic Live Today: Pursuit Women (10km) Pursuit competition, introduced two years ago : it is certainly the most exciting competition, in which the leaders on the sprint course will change quite often due to the frequent shooting bouts. This competition also allows the athlete starting last to win. The start order is determined by the placings of the previous Sprint competition. The winner of the previous Sprint competition will be the first to start in the Pursuit, the second one following in an interval that is equal to the time he had lost in the Sprint competition compared to the winner and so on. Thus the competitor who crosses first the finish line is really the winner. There is no timing to calculate and it is clearer for the spectator. The men will ski a distance of 12.5km and the women a distance of 10km. For each target missed, the competitors have to ski apenalty loop of 150m that will cost some places. 13:45 Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup in Davos, Switzerland Live Men's 4X10 km classic and freestyle 14:30 Alpine Skiing: Women's World Cup in Veysonnaz, Switzerland Live Slalom combined: Second leg 15:15 Alpine Skiing: Men's World Cup in Alta Badia, Italy Third Giant Slalom of the Season: First leg 15:30 Alpine Skiing: Men's World Cup in Alta Badia, Italy Live Giant Slalom: Second leg 16:15 Biathlon: World Cup in Osrblie, Slovak Republic Pursuit Men (12.5 km) 18:00 Equestrianism: The Olympia International Show Jumping Championships in London Live This afternoon: The Father Christmas Stakes (a jump-off class) 19:30 Ski Jumping: World Cup in Harrachov, Czech Republic Today: K 120 event Harrachov is the sixth venue in the World Cup calendar (after Lillehammer, Chamonix, Val di Fiemme, Oberhof and Liberec). The winner of the K 90 event in Harrachov last year was Masahiko Harada (Japan) ahead of Primoz Peterka (Slovenia) and Dieter Thoma (Germany). 22:00 Car on Ice: Andros Trophy in Alpe d'Huez, France Today is held the third round of the Trophy in Alpe d'Huez, France. This venue welcomes the Trophy for the second time. The track is 1803 metres high and 850 metres long. Last year's winner in Alpe d'Huez was Yvan Muller ahead of Marcel TarrЉs and Markku Alen. 22:30 Trickshot: Lakeside World Pool Masters in Thurrock, Essex, England Live After the huge success of the inaugural competition in Blackpool in 1996, the 1997 event was staged at the Lakeside Shopping Centre in Thurrock, Essex. Earl 'The Pearl' Strickland heads the eight man field for this exciting event featuring the finest trickshot exponents in the world. From Japan, Kazuo Fujima will be looking to repeat the success of last year's third placed Takeshi Okumura. Germany's Ralf Souquet, the reigning World 9-Ball Pool Masters champion and his fellow countryman Oliver Ortmann, also a former world champion, are certain to be in contention. Six times former world snooker champion Steve Davis is a twice former winner of the snooker trickshots crown. He could well be a outside bet for the pool title as he pits his considerable skills on the smaller table. From France we have the multi-talented Vincent Faquet - a master of illusion who will be trying to take this coverted title for 1997. And finally, from the UK we will see the debut of Daryl Peach, the UK Number One 9-ball pool player from Blackpool and from Scotland Craig MacGilvarry who is famous for his impersonation of the snooker player Alex Higgins. 0:30 Stunts: 'And They Walked Away' Live Today's programme is dedicated to the most spectacular crashes in motorsports. The drivers came out miraculously unharmed and walked away, still surprised to be alive. |