Andrejs Rastorgujevs wins the individual'' to 3/10 of the European Benedikt Doll!

Andrejs Rastorgujevs vince l'individuale degli Euroepi per 3 decimi su Benedikt Doll!
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Andrejs Rastorgujevs wins the individual'' to 3/10 of the European Benedikt Doll!

In the morning the women's individual'' of the European under-26 Nove Mesto race turned out to be throbbing. '' The men's competition has given many similar emotions as the top two finishers were separated by only three tenths of a second.

'' The gold medal was won by Latvian Andrejs Rastorgujevs managed to pass a breath German Benedikt Doll, silver, after a lengthy heads-up virtual particularly uncertain because, for the same error (3), the Baltic was faster on the slopes close, but the Teutonic has rebounded thanks to the times of most rapid firing. Bronze medal for the Russian Maxim Tsvetkov who despite having suffered in the fund was able to harpoon the podium in the absence of a target less than their direct competitors Fillon Quentin Maillet, Erlend Bjøntegaard and Michael Willeitner, piazzatisi between the fourth and sixth place . Florian Graf (4) has not gone beyond the'' eighth place, while Timofey Lapshin has had a bad day shooting (less than 7 penalty) closing the twenty-fifth. Away from the top positions of the four blue-engaged. The best day of Italian home was Thomas Bormolini (3 errors), the thirty-first. Peter Dutton (7) concluded forty-seventh, Thierry Chenal (7) and fifty-seventh Joseph Montello (8) settantaquattersimo. NOVE MESTO - EUROPE - PERSONAL MASCHILE1. RASTORGUJEVS Andrejs [LAT] (0 +0 +2 +1) 52'' 17 "62. DOLL Benedikt [GER] (0 +1 +1 +1) at 0" 33. Maxim Tsvetkov [RUS] (0 +1 +0 +1) to 1'' 14 "84. FILLON MAILLET Quentin [FRA] (0 +1 +1 +1) in 1'' 34" 45. BJØNTEGAARD ​​Erlend [NOR] (0 +1 +2 +0) 1'' 36 "76. WILLEITNER Michael [GER] (0 +1 +1 +1) in 1'' 41" 07. BIRKELAND Lars Helge [NOR] (0 +1 +2 +1) 2'' 10 "28. GRAF Florian [GER] (0 +2 +1 +1) to 2'' 31" 09. GOW Scott [CAN] (0 +2 +0 +0) 2'' 50 "410. Skjelvik Kristoffer [NOR] (1 +0 +1 +0) 3'' 02" 6 Click here for full results. Tomorrow will be back on track juniors, while the men will be busy Saturday in the sprint (starting from 12:45).
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