Due to the coronavirus epidemic, additional sporting events are being postponed or canceled worldwide, or special measures are being taken.
On Thursday, the last of the weightlifting continental top tournaments scheduled for April was also postponed to the Pan-American Championships. The event would have been held in the capital of the Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo, from 14 to 24 April. The new date will be decided later.
Clubs in Japan’s cutting-edge football league have agreed that the last two places will not be eliminated at the end of this season. The decision was made because they could only play one round in the Japanese league before it was suspended on February 23 due to the epidemic. The league has also announced that if 75 per cent of the league is played, the top two finishers in the second and third lines will be promoted by one class, meaning that in the 2021 season, 20 teams will be at the forefront of the now 18 bands. will be at the end of next season.
Nine of the ten stables in the Formula One World Championship series expressed the view that the introduction of the rule changes, originally scheduled for 2021, should be postponed by one year. It was Ferrari alone that still asked for time to think about this. The nine teams want to ensure that the rules currently in place are maintained next year, and that changes with significant costs and long planning and development times only take effect from 2022 onwards.
AK Barsz Kazany, who remained standing in the playoffs of the Russian-based hockey tournament (KHL), turned to lead the league by canceling the rest of the season instead of the break scheduled for April 10 and not announcing a winner. The club says players and staff want to travel home to their families as soon as possible, and there is no moral basis to prevent this. Due to the resignation of Finnish Jokerit Helsinki and Kazakh Baris Nur-Sultan, six exclusively Russian teams currently compete in the KHL quarterfinals: AK Barsz Kazany, SZKA Saint Petersburg, Siberia, Salavat Ufa, CSKA Moscow and Dinamo Moscow.
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