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A Canadian ski trainer came to the rescue when Russian Anton Gafarov broke a ski during his run. As the skier passed, Wadsworth ran out to swap his broken ski.
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A big compilation of the negative media buzz around the Sochi Olympics, along with allegations that they are false, and what seems to be proof to that effect.
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As the Olympics begin, Sochi is reporting its highest birthrate in ten years, with 34 children born, including one at exactly 20:14, when the games were opened.
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Ahead of the Sochi Olympics, to promote sport in everyone's daily life, a special machine has been installed in the Moscow metro that gives out free tickets.
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In the third such incident this week, the £250/300€ Olympic torch began flaming uncontrollably in the hands of Ded Moroz, Russia's equivalent to Santa Claus.
A Canadian ski trainer came to the rescue when Russian Anton Gafarov broke a ski during his run. As the skier passed, Wadsworth ran out to swap his broken ski.2
A big compilation of the negative media buzz around the Sochi Olympics, along with allegations that they are false, and what seems to be proof to that effect.
As the Olympics begin, Sochi is reporting its highest birthrate in ten years, with 34 children born, including one at exactly 20:14, when the games were opened.
Ahead of the Sochi Olympics, to promote sport in everyone's daily life, a special machine has been installed in the Moscow metro that gives out free tickets.
In the third such incident this week, the £250/300€ Olympic torch began flaming uncontrollably in the hands of Ded Moroz, Russia's equivalent to Santa Claus.