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10:30 Xtrem Sports: YOZ Action - Youth Only Zone (Repeated) 11:30 Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup in Davos, Switzerland Live Today: Women's 15 km Classic 13:00 Alpine Skiing: Women's World Cup in Veysonnaz, Switzerland Live Fourth downhill of the season 14:30 Biathlon: World Cup in Osrblie, Slovak Republic Live Today: Sprint Men (10 km) In the sprint event, men typically race 10 km and women typically race 7.5 km. In this race you shoot only two times (once in each position), but you must ski a 150-meter penalty loop for each missed target. 15:45 Bobsleigh: World Cup in La Plagne, France Four-Man Competition 16:30 Biathlon: World Cup in Osrblie, Slovak Republic Sprint Women (7,5 km) 17:30 Alpine Skiing: Men's World Cup in Val Gardena, Italy Today: Third downhill of the season There was no downhill event last year in Val Gardena. 18:30 Cross-Country Skiing: World Cup in Davos, Switzerland Men's 30 km classic 19:30 Ski Jumping: World Cup in Liberec, Czech Republic Liberec is the fifth venue in the World Cup calendar (after Lillehammer, Chamonix, Val di Fiemme and Oberhof). It was not part of the calendar last season. 21:00 Luge: World Cup in Winterberg, Germany Fourth round of the World Cup Last season's winnners in Winterberg were: - Men's singles: Wilfried Huber (Italy) - Men's doubles: Mark Grimmette (USA) - Ladies' singles: Sylke Otto (Germany) 22:00 Equestrianism: The Olympia International Show Jumping Championships in London Live Tonight: World Cup Qualifier 0:30 Superbike: Indoor Superbiker - 'Guidon d'Or' at Paris-Bercy Live The Superbiker is a 20 years old discipline, born in the United State. Indeed, in the 70's, there was every year a motorcycling race in Carlsbad, gathering the best bikers of every discipline. This race was supposed to underline the best rider of the year and was very spectacular. A part of the track was in asphalt and the rest was a dirt track. The machines were hybrid motorcycles. In fact, the bikers used cross motorcycles with slick tyres. This event was purely televisual as there were no spectators around the circuit. Then it became a real discipline with its own national championshipsall over the World. The 'Guidon d'Or' (Gold Handlebar) was born 10 years ago in France on the same concept. Great bikers participated in this competition. We can name for example Eddie Lawson (4 times World Champion in 500cc) or Wayne Rainey (3 times World Champion in 500cc). Both won this event organised every year at Carole's circuit, near Paris. After a three year break, the Guidon d'Or comes back this evening at Bercy's sports tadium in Paris and is indoor for the first time. Bikers from every discipline are present: Jean-Michel Bayle (500cc), S‚phane Chambon (Supersport, 3rd at the World Championship), Fabrizio Pirovano (Supersport), R‚gis Laconi (500cc), Yves Demaria, Fr‚d‚ric Bolley (both Motocross competitors) and also endurance riders such as Christian Lavielle or William Costes. To conclude, the famous rider Carl Fogarty could come but his presence is still conditional. The victory should smile at the specialists of Superbiker. This race is, according to the organisers, a competition as well as a festival gathering the motorcycling family. 2:00 Fitness: Miss Fitness Europe 1998 in Belgrade, Yugoslavia 3:00 Bowling: 1999 Golden Bowling Ball in Hamburg, Germany Today: First round held on 8-11 October. Women's event The 1999 Golden Bowling Ball Brunswick Tour includes five legs: - 8-11 October '98: Hamburg, Germany - 26-29 November '98: Dresden, Germany - 25-28 February '99: Vienna, Austria - 22-25 April '99: Frankfurt/Main, Germany - 24-27 June '99: 'The Masters' in Lille, France The overall prize money is 532,000 DM, including 110,000 DM for each of the first four stops and 92,000 DM for the Masters. Some of the world's best competitors will take part in the Series. The final rankings of the '97-'98 Golden Bowling Ball Tour were: - Men: Karl-Peter Greulich (Germany) ahead of Lasse Lintil„ (Finland), Tore Torgersen (Norway), Stefan Yngstr”m (Sweden) and G”ran Carlsson (Sweden). - Women: Paulina Aalto (Finland) ahead of Yvonne Berndt (Sweden), Iben Tchu (Denmark), Andrea Mirschel (Germany) and Martina Beckel (Germany). |