European Biathlon: Ukrainian Pryma wins the Pursuit, Cappellari fifteenth

After the sixth places in the Individual and Sprint, Artem Pryma climbs to the top step of the podium at the European Biathlon Championships. Good tests at the shooting range of the Azzurri Cappellari and Braunhofer.

Saturday 30 January 2021 2 minutes reading time

The Ukrainian Artem Pryma (1-0-1-1) imposes himself in the pursuit of the continental review by taking advantage of the empty serve in the last polygon of his opponents and dueling in the fifth and final lap with the Olympic sprint runner-up , the Czech Michal Krcmar (0-0-0-1) who must bow and collect the silver medal 6.6 seconds behind the winner. Third place for the Norwegian Haavard Bogetveit (0-0-1-2) at 12.5. The bronze medal of yesterday's Sprint closes in fourth position by the German Johannes Kuehn (0-0-1-2) who, on the finish line, is 18.6 behind from Pryma and 6 seconds from the podium. Norwegian Filip Fjeld Andersen (2-0-0-1) is fifth at 21.0 ahead of compatriot Sivert Bakken (0-1-2-2) who gets the best time of the day on skis in a ranking where six Norwegians are in the top 7 positions with Pryma as the only intruder paying 26.5 from Bakken. There are only six 20/20 at the shooting range and among these the one scored by the blue Daniele Cappellari who goes up from the thirty-third to the fifteenth position at 1.01.7 by the winner; 100% shooting also for Patrick Braunhofer, twenty-fifth at 1.38.3 preceded by one position and six seconds by Giuseppe Montello (1-0-3-1). Saverio Zini (1-0-2-0) is 34th at 2.10.3.

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