Bjrndalen space and Istad-Kristiansen day of grace. Tuesday triumph for Norway

If today's stage & Ã–land; stersund has relays as a real prologue, in 2005 the team events instead represented an epilogue midweek. The first stage of 10 years ago is in fact closes with two races of Tuesday & Igrave ;.

Sunday 29 November 2015 13 minutes reading time

In the morning the men take to the track and, as seen over the weekend, the underdogs go to Norway and Russia. France, Belarus and Germany start in the second row, but they seem to be able to aspire to the podium. However the launch things go badly for the Scandinavian quartet. Stian Eckhoff ends in & rsquo; ring agrave penalty payment; after the standing shooting and brutally loses ground from the head where it forms a quintet made up of the German Michael R & ouml; sch, by Julien Robert, from & rsquo; Austrian Daniel Mesotitsch, from Slovak Pavol Hurajt and Belarusian Alexei Aidarov. Russia & ndash; represented by Filipp Shulman which replaced the more & ugrave; quoted Sergei Rozhkov & ndash; & Egrave; ninth and the exchange pays 22 & rdquo ;. The Norwegians are quattordicesimi to 48 & rdquo; from the summit, even behind all & rsquo; Italy, the twelfth with a decent test of Christian De Lorenzi. In the second half France deploys his best man, Raphael Poir & eacute; e. Not surprisingly, & nbsp; to see the trans taking his rivals and change in command in mid & agrave; competition. However, the thirty year old French can not make a difference because & eacute; who impresses & egrave; Ivan Tcherezov. The twenty-five of Izhevsk held a remarkable pace and brings Russia in second place, reducing to 12 seconds of gap from the tread. Sergei Novikov and Michal Å lesingr hold altitude Belarus and Czech Republic, while Norway is back in contention for the podium thanks to a great Egil Gjelland. & Nbsp; The thirty-Voss, theoretically l & rsquo; weak link of the Scandinavian team, prevents the loss of land to Poir & eacute; ee keeps his team to 46 & rdquo ;. Collapse instead Germany and Austria because of & rsquo; imprecision of Alexander Wolf and Fritz Pinter. Even Wilfried Pallhuber & egrave; forced to take the & rsquo; ring penalty payment agrave ;. L & rsquo; Italy has expanded its late, but remains twelfth. In the third quarter Russia takes over. & Nbsp; An excellent Pavel Rostovtsev svernicia and off with ease & agrave; the less it quoted the French, Alexandre Aubert, which is seen also reached by Halvard Hanevold. France and Norway are to & ograve; detached of more than half a minute and appear destined to fight for the square d & rsquo; honor. L & rsquo; only other country with a few small velleit & agrave; podium & egrave; Ukraine has the significant advantage that to the best of defaillance shooting of Czech Roman Dostal and Belarusian Rustam Valiullin. Meanwhile l & rsquo; & egrave Italy; lifts in sixth place (albeit at a distance from the top-three) thanks to a good performance of Ren & eacute; LaurentVuillermoz. & Nbsp; In closing Nikolay Kruglov & egrave; precise both on the ground and standing out from the second session shot by a margin of 22 & rdquo; Ole Einar Bj Ã¸ rndalen, which used three refills and detached Vincent Defrasne, meanwhile comfortably third as the & rsquo; Ukrainian Ruslan Lysenko not & egrave; a factor. The podium seems written: Russia, Norway, France. Exactly, & ldquo; & rdquo ;. seems In & rsquo; s latest round Kruglov crashes, while Bj Ã¸ rndalen flies. The Norwegian strikes detachment meter by meter, near the finish line hooks the Russian and then & ldquo; & rdquo svernicia; sending into raptures Norway and forcing Russia to chew bitter. France closes good third ahead of a surprising Ukraine and Sweden hostess, good to bounce back after a first half & agrave; bad race. Sixth Belarus, which was expected to pi & ugrave ;. Germany male closes a stage nightmare with an eleventh place, behind even of & rsquo; Italy which sits tenth without infamy and without praise with Paolo Longo overcome sprint Andreas Birnbacher. 1. NORWAY [1 + 8] 17.1 & rsquo; 51 & rdquo; 5 2. RUSSIA [0 + 6] 5 & rdquo; 3 3. FRANCE [0 + 6] to 37 & rdquo; 1 4. UKRAINE [0 + 7] 1 & rsquo; 20 & rdquo ; 3 5. SWEDEN [0 + 16] in 1 & rsquo; 46 & rdquo; 5 6. BELARUS [4 + 6] 1 & rsquo; 51 & rdquo; 2 CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE RESULTS & Nbsp; In the early afternoon touching women. The underdogs are clear to Germany, also because & eacute; Russia saves Olga Zaitseva. Third wheel Norway with France at the window to hope at least in the podium. The protagonist of the launch & ograve; not belong to any of the nations top as in the early stages & egrave; l & rsquo; Italy drove the ball! Michela Ponza a perfect shooting and unable to defend themselves of skiing is the head and changes to first with a small margin of Teja Gregorin. Norway's Liv Grete Poir & eacute; e and German Martina Glagow, forced to resort to refills, are immediately behind the Slovenian. Russian Olga Pyleva, back from a bad weekend, continues to struggle yielding about ten seconds to Scandinavian and Teutonic. Suffers much skiing also French Delphyne Peretto, which gives witness even more & ugrave; back. The second tranche deeply marks the & rsquo; trend of competition. Uschi Disl runs into two polygons disastrous, ending in & rsquo; ring agrave penalty payment; both ground and standing and burying accordingly Germany. Halfway & agrave; race the favorites are the twelfth in almost two minutes off the pace. The command of the operation & egrave; taken by Norway in virt & ugrave; a perfect test of & rsquo; unpredictable Gro Marit Istad-Kristiansen, today day of grace. Only Russia remains in wake thanks to a solid Svetlana Ishmouratova. The fight for victory appears restricted to these two nations, while the & rsquo; outsiders Slovenia forward their candidacy to the podium as Andreja Mali & egrave; well behaved. While France & ndash; represented by Christelle Gros & ndash; lost further ground and & egrave; in the company of & rsquo; Italy. The blue, lined Saskia Santer, they are sixth in 1 & rsquo; 15 & rdquo; from the head. In the third fraction Norway stumbles. Gunn Margit Andreassen risk a penalty payment agrave; on the ground, but is saved at the last minute. He took advantage Natalia Guseva, which reaches the & rsquo; the opponent and then off in the final round. But things are looking up for the Scandinavian team holding and has yet to field his best woman. Behind France and Germany emerge with arrogance thanks to a perfect test of Florence Baverel-Robert and Andrea Henkel. & Nbsp; The transalpine hooks the Slovenian Dijana Grudicek, while the Teutonic reduced to 15 & rdquo; detachment from the podium. L & rsquo; Italy & nbsp; slips into eighth place despite a fairly accurate Nathalie Santer. Rounding out there & rsquo; & egrave; game. Linda Tj Ã¸ rhom & egrave; too superior skiing close to Anna Bogaliy-Titovets because & eacute; this may represent a real threat. The twenty-six of Sirdal compensatory measures to avoid shooting and Norway leads to a marked success. The same age instead of Vologda extremely hard and is also overridden by a remarkable Sandrine Bailly of France dragging the square d & rsquo; honor, while Russia & egrave; relegated to third place. Tadeja Brankovic can not fight the enemy and Slovenia are content with a prestigious fourth place ahead of Belarus, even able to climb over a disappointed Germany where, in the end, even Kati Wilhelm fatigue. L & rsquo; Italy completes his quartet with Katja Haller and eventually concludes twelfth, getting a result in line with their potentials & agrave ;. 1. NORWAY [0 + 9] 14.1 & rsquo; 05 & rdquo; 9 2. FRANCE [0 + 4] to 35 & rdquo; 6 3. RUSSIA [0 + 7] to 45 & rdquo; 4 4. SLOVENIA [0 + 9] 1 & rsquo; 00 & rdquo ; 2 5. BELARUS [0 + 5] 1 & rsquo; 09 & rdquo; 4 6. GERMANY [2 + 11] in 1 & rsquo; 37 & rdquo; 3 CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE RESULTS & Nbsp; Now seven-day break, the World Cup will come back & agrave; 7 December in Hochfilzen.

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