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The Norwegian continues the medal streak in the Beijing Olympics and with him Quentin Fillon Maillet, the two strongest men of the moment while the blue tries to collect the points to participate in the final Mass Start.
Saturday 12 February 2022 3 minutes reading time
Johannes Boe (0-1) faces these Olympic Games as the man with a mission to stock up on medals; after the Gold in the Mixed Relay and the Bronze in the 20 km, the Norwegian gets his hands on the Sprint, a format in which in the four-year Olympic format he won 50% of the 30 races in which he participated. By far the best time on skis, the French Fillon Maillet gives him almost half a minute, with only one error in the shooting range the Norwegian, with the same errors, precedes the winner of the Individual, Quentin Fillon Maillet (1-0) by 25.5 ).
In the fight on the edge of the second for the bronze medal Tarjei Boe wins (0-1) who closes at 38.9 from his brother and precedes the Russian Tsvetkov (0-0) 1.7 seconds, one of the few 10/10 of the day, who as in the 20 km he is still fourth.
The fifth position goes to the Swedish Samuelsson (1-0) at 52.0, 1.7 better than his compatriot Ponsiluoma (0-2), sixth at 53.7. Over the minute of detachment, 1.02.3, for Sturla Holm Laegreid (1-1) who precedes Benedikt Doll (0-1), Jacquelin (1-1) and the Belarusian Smolski (0-1), tenth at 1.12.5 .
Lukas Hofer (0-1) pays 1.19.2 and closes around the fifteenth position in a group that offers interesting prospects for tomorrow's pursuit. Dominik Windisch (0-2) pays a lot on skis and closes at 1.51.2
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