(ATR) From Spain to Canada, Salt Lake City to St. Moritz, a whopping four world championships begin or end this week in Olympic sports summer and winter.
Also, the Australian Open wraps up Sunday in Melbourne.
Here's the rundown:
Jan. 11-27 – IHF World Men’s Handball Championship – Spain
Jan. 14-27 – Australian Open – Melbourne
Jan. 17-27 – FIS Snowboard World Championships – Stoneham, Canada
Jan. 26-27 – ISU World Sprint Speed Skating Championships – Salt Lake City
Jan. 21-Feb. 3 – FIBT World Championships – St. Moritz, Switzerland
Written by Matthew Grayson.
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