Biathlon, le classifiche di Coppa del Mondo dopo Ruhpolding. Roeiseland e Fillon Maillet, la cavalcata continua

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Biathlon, the World Cup rankings after Ruhpolding. Roeiseland and Fillon Maillet, the ride continues

Archived the sixth stage of the World Cup and with the weekend of Anterselva near the door, let's take a look at the general classification and at those of specialties. The domination of the Norwegian among women continues, with Wierer entering the top 10; among men there is the extension of Fillon Maillet.

Sunday 16 January 2022 5 minutes reading time

Mars Roeiseland continues its winning ride. At Ruhpolding he finished second in the Sprint and won the Pursuit, climbing to 651 points and balancing the score with rival Elvira Oeberg (winner of the Sprint and second in the Pursuit). The Swede is 563 and precedes Dzinara Alimbekava, her sister Hanna and Lisa Theresa Hauser. In Anterselva, where an Individual and a Mass Start (as well as a Relay) are scheduled, Roeiseland will not be there, while Oeberg's presence is uncertain. With the podium in the Sprint and the 7th place in the Pursuit Dorothea Wierer climbs to 330 points, climbs positions and enters the top 10. As for the specialty rankings, Roeiseland leads both the Sprint one, with 53 lengths on E. Oeberg and 55 on Alimbekava, that Pursuit, where the Swede always precedes by 49 points, with H. Oeberg third at 55 points from the summit. Women's World Cup standings (13/22): 1st Mars Roeiseland 651 points, 2nd Elvira Oeberg 563 points, 3rd Dzinara Alimbekava 499 points, 4th Hanna Oeberg 482 points, 5th Lisa Theresa Hauser 451 points, 10th Dorothea Wierer 330 points, 24th Lisa Vittozzi 182 points, 67 ° Federica Sanfilippo 21 points. Quentin Fillon Maillet's dominance in the male field also continues. The Frenchman made the back to back in Ruhpolding, climbing to five seasonal successes. Now in the standings there are 581 points and the advantage over Samuelsson, first of the rivals, is almost 100 points. The Swede is in fact at 484 points and precedes Jacquelin by 14 points, who came out with broken bones from Bavaria. Tarjei Boe and Christiansen remain late, absent in this stage, while Alexander Loginov climbs to sixth square. Fillon Maillet also dominates the Pursuit standings, with over forty points over Samuelsson, who instead wears the red Sprint bib. In this case the fight is very open and the Swede, Fillon Maillet and Jacquelin are enclosed in 4 points, with Loginov slightly more detached. Returning to the general classification, the best blue continues to be Thomas Bormolini, 21st with 206 points. Hofer, Windisch and Bionaz also scored points in this stage, while Tommaso Giacomel was dry. 1st Quentin Fillon Maillet 581 points, 2nd Sebastian Samuelsson 484 points, 3rd Emilien Jacquelin 470 points, 4th Tarjei Boe 404 points, 5th Vetle Sjaastad Christiansen 379 points, 6th Alexandr Loginov 377 points, 21st Thomas Bormolini 206 points , 27th Lukas Hofer 185 points, 43rd Tommaso Giacomel 70 points, 46th Dominik Windisch 65 points, 86th Didier Bionaz 6 points

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