Unheralded French skier Paco Rassat earned his first career World Cup victory Saturday in Gurgl, Austria, winning the second slalom of the Olympic season thanks to a blistering second run.
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When athletes speak out against injustice, they prove that politics is an important part of sport
The old adage that “sports and politics don’t mix” is both totally false and deeply cynical. Sports is very political.
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