A Sjusjen Bjrndalen Svendsen and throw down the gauntlet to Fourcade

A SjusjÃ¸en,'' starter in the World Cup, just fireworks'' artifice in the men's sprint. Emil Hegle Svendsen beats everyone, including Martin Fourcade that ends off the podium where instead a salt Ole Einar Bjoerndalen polished.

Saturday 16 November 2013 5 minutes reading time

Svendsen missed the third session target of his standing but thanks to a final round'' very incisive managed to get the better of a BjÃ¸rndalen perfect at the range that has been shown, despite almost 40 years of age, be able to take blow to younger rivals. Third place for a Frenchman, but it is not Martin Fourcade. The winner of the last two World Cups has paid an error to the shooting, on the very first target of the polygon on the ground, and placed fifth at 21 "3 by the winner. The podium was completed by then twenty-two Simon Desthieux who took the luxury to overcome by just two tenths of the German Andreas Birnbacher. Lots of Norway in the first positions with redevivi Alexander Os and Lars Berger in placing sixth and ninth respectively. In the middle, seventh, Johannes Thingnes BÃ¸, younger brother of Tarjei, absent today due to illness of the season, as well as Dominik Landertinder and Simon Eder. It should be remembered that these races are valid as selections for inclusion in the Norwegian team to the World Cup. The same applies to the'' Austria where today the best were Julian Eberhard Fritz Pinter and that, in light of the internal test on Thursday, at this point seem to be really close to call, to Ã–stersund. Tomorrow program in the mass start, following the results of the sprint Sjusjoen - SPRINT MASCHILE1. SVENDSEN Emil Hegle (NOR) [1 +0]'' 23 31 "42. BJÃ˜RNDALEN Ole Einar (NOR) [0 +0] 7" 13. DESTHIEUX Simon (FRA) [0 +0] to 20 "04. Andreas Birnbacher (GER) [0 +0] to 20" 25. FOURCADE Martin (FRA) [1 +0] to 21 "36. OS Alexander (NOR) [0 +0] to 24" 87. BÃ˜ Johannes Thingnes (NOR) [0 +1] to 25 "88. EBERHARD Julian (AUT) [1 +0] to 35" 79. Lars Berger (NOR) [1 +1] to 44 "010. Fritz Pinter (AUT) [1 +1] to 52" 6.12. PEIFFER Arnd (GER) [1 +1] to 53 "913. BERGMAN Carl Johan (SWE) [1 +1] and 57" 715. Mesotitsch Daniel (AUT) [1 +0] to 1'' 03 "617.'' L ABEE-LUND Henrik (NOR) [2 +0] to 1'' 06" 018. SUMANN Christoph (AUT) [0 +1] to 1'' 11 "619. Sednev Serguei (UKR) [0 +0] to 1'' 19" 620. SEMENOV Serhiy (UKR) [1 +0] to 1'' 21 "022. DERYZEMLYA Andriy (UKR) [1 +1] to 1'' 22" 523. Florian GRAF (GER) [0 +2] to 1'' 25 "325. BOEUF Alexis (FRA) [1 +1] to 1'' 37" 128. RÃ–SCH Michael (GER) [0 +1] to 1'' 48 "029. BJÃ˜NTEGAARD â€‹â€‹Erlend (NOR) [1 +2] to 1'' 52" 832. Vetle Sjastad CHRISTIANSEN (NOR) [1 +3] to 1'' 57 "348. BEATRIX Jean Guillaume (FRA) [3 +2] 2'' 37" 154. ANDRESEN Frode (NOR) [2 +1] to 2'' 44 "5

Francesco Paone

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