Italy is the protagonist of the German championships in Ruhpolding

Dorothea Wierer - Gara di Tiro
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Alessandro Genuzio

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Italy is the protagonist of the German championships in Ruhpolding

The best preparation for the blue team of biathlon, which took place this weekend in the German summer championships, is proceeding best. Today mass start was planned. A triumph on the female field was Dorothea Wierer who achieved the best absolute time, leaving behind Denise Herrmann, winner of the national title. In the men's field the victory went to Arnd Peiffer, Dominik Windisch was the first among the non-Germans.

Lisa Vittozzi, reduced by the wonderful double of Italian championships, came fourth in the standings reserved for non-Germans. For the Venus three errors in the ground polygon. Eighth Alexia Runggaldier with two penalties, tenth Federica Sanfilippo, for her five misdeeds. In the German house the title went to Herrmann. Second and third respectively Preuß and Karolin Horchler. The winner of the last cup of the world, Laura Dahlmeier, who was the victim of a malady absent from the show. Gold in the men's field for Arnd Peiffer who overcame 9 seconds Florian Graf and Johannes Kühn. Far off Simon Schempp, 6th with six shooting fouls, Erik Lesser 15th and Benedikt Doll, 16th. Dominik Windisch, despite taking the penalty ring four times, was forced into a race reserved for foreigners. The blue has recorded the 11th absolute time. Behind him Belgian Rösch, 4th Giuseppe Montello, 5th Lukas Hofer, 8th Thomas Bormolini. Arçon (Fra) is taking part in the French summer biathlon championships. In the morning Anaïs Bescond set up Justine Braisaz and Lou Jeanmonnot. In the men's field the victory went to Quentin Fillon Maillet. Second place for Simon Desthieux, third Simon Fourcade. Even in this case there were no names of weight. Among them is Martin Fourcade who has given her forfeit a few days ago due to a sinusitis, Marie Dorin-Habert and Anaïs Chevalier.
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