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Johannes Boe gets his first win of the season in Annecy ahead of the Russian Latypov and the new Norwegian talent Andersen.
Friday 17 December 2021 3 minutes reading time
Johannes Thingnes Boe is perfect at shooting and finds the rhythm on skis, which he had missed in the previous stages and which allows him to minimize the damage against the French who at this moment seem to be the most in the ball, and wins the Sprint who opens the French stage to the men with 7.2 seconds ahead of the Russian Latypov / 0 + 0), great protagonist of this part of the season, and 18.2 on the twenty-two year old compatriot Filip Fjeld Andersen (0 + 0) who, after the ninth place of Ostersund , finds the first podium in his career.
Betrayed by an error in the first shooting session, Quentin Fillon Maillet (1 + 0) is only fourth at 21.2 and precedes Sturla Laegreid (0 + 0) by 3.3 and the Belarusian Smolski (0 + 0) by 5.3. The fastest of the day, Emilien Jacquelin (1 + 1), is seventh at 33.0, eighth Christiansen (1 + 0) at 38.8, not the first Swedish degoi, Sebastian Samuelsson (1 + 0) at 40.7 and the revived Lapshin tenth, Russian with Korean flag, at 42.7.
Thomas Bormolini's solidity tests continue (0 + 0), seventeenth at 58.7 while Lukas Hofer (0 + 2) is twenty-ninth at 1.26.2.
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BOE Johannes Thingnes
LATYPOV Eduard
ANDERSEN Filip Fjeld
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