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Congratulations to Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh Qualification Rounds: Team Composition: Each team consists of one male and one female shooter. Shots Fired: Each shooter fires 30 shots in the qualification round. Scoring: Each shot is scored from 0 to 10 points, with the possibility of decimal scores for greater precision. A perfect center shot scores 10.9 points. Total Score: The scores of both shooters are combined to form the team's total score in the qualification round. Advancement: The top teams based on total scores advance to the final rounds. Final Rounds: Elimination Series: Teams compete in a series of single-shot rounds. In each round, both shooters from each team fire one shot. Scoring Rounds: Each round is scored, and the combined score of both shooters determines the team score for that round. Points System: The team with the higher combined score in a round earns two points. If both teams score the same, each team gets one point. Winning the Match: The match continues until one team reaches 16 points, declaring them the winner. Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh's Historic Win Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh's performance in the 10m air pistol mixed team event was nothing short of phenomenal. In the qualification rounds, both shooters demonstrated exceptional skill and precision, ensuring their place in the finals with a combined high score. In the finals, they maintained their composure and accuracy, consistently hitting near-perfect scores. Their teamwork and determination were evident as they advanced through the elimination series, scoring crucial points round after round. Manu and Sarabjot's combined efforts culminated in a victory as they reached the 16-point mark, securing the bronze medal for India. You both have inspired millions and made every Indian's heart swell with pride. Here's to more success and glory in the future! #ProudMoment #TeamIndia #ShootingStars #Olympics #ManuBhaker #SarabjotSingh #MakingHistory #Inspiration

Dinesh Karthik’s reflection captures the bittersweet nature of sports: "There’s no fairytale ending in sport. There’s always a hard day, one day which doesn’t go your way." Last evening’s #IPL game between Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) and Rajasthan Royals (RR) showcased the essence of #sportsmanship and resilience in sports. Despite a promising turnaround with #RCB winning six consecutive matches after a tough start to the season, the game reminded us that victory isn't guaranteed and that every team faces setbacks. RCB’s showcased true mental toughness and team dynamics. Their ability to bounce back from early defeat demonstrated remarkable self-belief and collective effort. As for resilience, athletes and teams that recover from setbacks and focus on what's within their control achieve significant accomplishments, regardless of the final outcome. And we hope that they come back stronger next year. And as the legendary coach John Wooden once said, “Success is never final, failure is never fatal. It's courage that counts.” This perspective encourages athletes to value their progress and #process, rather than the #outcome.   #sport #sportsmanship #sucess #failure #resilience #ipl #rr #rcb #cricket #mindset #attitude #letsgetpsych #nikitasingh #psychologist #sportspsychology

MotoGP™ will not return to India in 2024 and instead will make a comeback in March 2025 in a possible season opener. The reasons have been explained as “operational considerations”. “Following advice from the Government of Uttar Pradesh as the state continues its long-term commitment to MotoGP️, the sport will return to Buddh International Circuit in March 2025, when weather conditions are expected to be optimal for spectators and riders alike,” a statement said. Meanwhile, the MotoGPBharat, scheduled for September 20-22 will be replaced by the Kazakhstan race which had been postponed in May due to Central Asian floods. It will be first race on the Asian leg of the calendar. #MotoGP #IndianGP #KazakhstanGP #BuddhInternationalCircuit #MotoGP2025 #Motorsports #RacingSeason #MotoGPFans #GPUpdate #MotoNews #MotoGPRacing #MotoGPBharat #BharatGP #469Motorsports #469MotorsportsIndia

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VINESH, The champion 100 Grams Crush a Billion Dreams: . We could have never imagined that a mere 100 grams would weigh down our dreams. Vinesh, the champion, has been disqualified from the Olympics for exceeding the weight limit by just 100 grams. While everyone is talking about it, we can’t even imagine Vinesh's mental state right now. Years of hard work, culminating in a disqualification over a mere 100 grams of extra weight, how is Vinesh surviving this news when she was just a few steps away from gold? This is injustice to Vinesh to every Indian…. No matter what, we stand with her. We Indians stand strong. Vinesh, you are already a champion in our eyes. There is always a next time, and we know you will turn the tables. Vinesh had qualified for the finals, assuring at least a silver, possibly gold. Now, 100 grams have cost everyone dreams. But there are few things I want to ask. - What was the supporting team doing if Vinesh gained some grams in a few hours? - How did they not check her weight before the final Olympics weigh-in? Shaving her hair or an hour of exercise could have saved those 100 grams. Who is responsible for this blunder? #Vineshphogat #olympic2025 #Paris #vinesh #Wrestlers #Olympicmedal

The 2023 MotoGP™ season has come to an end! 🎆 📣 It has been a dynamic year, characterised by significant growth for the entire ecosystem, with around 3 million spectators on the track (+20% compared to 2022). In particular, the Le Mans GP set an all-time #record with over 280,000 tickets sold. 📺 TV viewership soared in 2023, with an overall increase of around +25%, underlining the prosperity of the #motorsport era. 🏍 The 2023 season offered the opportunity to venture into new markets with the entry of the #IndianGP, unlocking access to one of the most populous countries in the world, where a substantial portion of the population relies on two wheels for transport. 👋 As we bid farewell to this exciting year, it is already time to prepare for the #2024 season. New sponsors, exciting new activities and ever-increasing enthusiasm from MotoGP fans around the world await us! #MonsterYamaha | #MotoGP | Yamaha Factory Racing

Fans to become Moto GP sponsors 🏁 At the weekend, MotoGP™'s Gresini Racing (currently home to the Marquez brothers) launched a new world-first fan powered sponsorship program. Fans can purchase their own "micro-sponsorship package", with an entry point of $125. 👉 What does this mean? Fans can access exclusive benefits normally reserved for celebs or million dollar sponsors— VIP Paddock Experiences, name placement on the bikes, Zoom calls with team members, signed merch etc. Different tiers of sponsorship deliver different benefits, and fans are also entered into competitions to win prizes like a race-ready Ducati Panigale V4S(!)🏍️ 👉Why is this development interesting? With fans getting a bit sick of seeing celebrities in the paddock (see this post for context : https://lnkd.in/garCR_KF) and complaining about opportunities not being given to them, motorsport teams across series should take note. If you want to drive fan love and build loyal communities, bringing fans closer to the riders they love is a great strategy. Press release here: https://lnkd.in/gMRNwPvj #Motorsportmarketing #MotoGP #GresiniRacing #MarcMarquez #Fanexperiences #F1

The graph of motorsports in India- 📈-📉. MOTOGP SET TO DROP INDIA FROM 2024 CALENDAR, TO BE REPLACED BY POSTPONED KAZAKHSTAN. and here we go again!! ➡️In 2023, The championship made a much-anticipated visit to Buddh International Circuit. ➡️Motor racing in India may be a niche sport but The MOTOGP in September 2023, ace showed there is a small but passionate group of hardcore fans. ➡️The future of motorsport in India had looked pale when the BIC was dropped from the 2014 Formula One calendar. ➡️The hopes were getting high as people were just coming out of Cricket and want to watch more than that, That's where motorsports was coming into limelight. ➡️With Formula E droped Hyderabad after just a single year, MOTOGP is likely to be the only international championship to visit India in 2024 but ended up canceling it. Wonder why people ask why there is not any other sport in India, If this is gonno be the future? Thoughts⬇️ 📸:Autosport.

👀 Drive to Survive: MotoGP coming soon? 🏍 With each passing race, MotoGP continues to captivate fans worldwide with its heart-pounding action and intense battles on the track. 😁 The recent Spanish Grand Prix was a testament to the excitement this sport brings, with jaw-dropping moments that left fans on the edge of their seats. 📺 As MotoGP's fanbase continues to grow, fueled by adrenaline-packed races like the one in Spain, it's becoming clear that the sport deserves its own version of a documentary series akin to "Drive to Survive." A series like that could be a game-changer for MotoGP from a marketing perspective. 👨👨👦👦 Not only would it provide a captivating narrative for existing fans, but it would also serve as a powerful tool to attract new audiences. 📈 By showcasing the adrenaline-fueled drama, intense rivalries, and human stories behind the races, MotoGP can leverage the series to increase its global visibility and engagement across diverse demographics. 💹 Moreover, it would offer sponsors and partners unique opportunities for brand exposure and integration, further solidifying MotoGP's position as a premier motorsport series on the world stage. #motogp #motorsports #spain #jerez #bagnaia #ducati #racing #netflix #drivetosurvive #marketing

Transformation of Mandalika MotoGP International Circuit from our 2017 Masterplan to The Real 2024 Construction