Tarjei! , eat and drink durning the conference as much as you want , at least conference does not look boring. Make jokes and laugh. Congratulation to all winning teams. Re-fuelling after race is crucial, replenishing proteins and minerals are most important within 30 min 0 1 hour after the race so your body will not consume muscle fibres and conferences are usually at that time just after the race.
I don't see anything disgusting, they go to the press conference right after the race. They are very tired for sure, in my opinion it's completely okay. They need to get some vitamins and sugar back to their bodies.
Ok, the majority thinks it's fine. I shouldn't have said it that harsh (maybe the correct way would be "not polite". I understand about the sugars after the race
I don't find it disgusting, nor impolite. On the contrary, I actually like it - it makes the atmosphere of press conferences more casual, relaxed and spontaneous, which is (in my opinion) nice. There is no need to make it too official and formal.
Tarjei! , eat and drink durning the conference as much as you want , at least conference does not look boring. Make jokes and laugh. Congratulation to all winning teams. Re-fuelling after race is crucial, replenishing proteins and minerals are most important within 30 min 0 1 hour after the race so your body will not consume muscle fibres and conferences are usually at that time just after the race.
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Gut gesagt Arnd! /bien dit Arnd!😂😂😂😂
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Please, don’t eat during the press conference, it’s disgusting
player1rus Please be a little more forgiving. Cause they have a presser straight after the race and it’s kind of exhausting.
I don't see anything disgusting, they go to the press conference right after the race. They are very tired for sure, in my opinion it's completely okay. They need to get some vitamins and sugar back to their bodies.
We should be happy that we can watch press conferences ;) and don't care about their food
Ok, the majority thinks it's fine. I shouldn't have said it that harsh (maybe the correct way would be "not polite". I understand about the sugars after the race
I don't find it disgusting, nor impolite. On the contrary, I actually like it - it makes the atmosphere of press conferences more casual, relaxed and spontaneous, which is (in my opinion) nice. There is no need to make it too official and formal.