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The Norwegian biathlon federation announced the squad for the stage of the World Cup at home in Holmenkollen. The main news concerns the 'absence of a high caliber.
Monday 9 February 2015 3 minutes reading time
In fact it will not be in Oslo & agrave; the game Ole Einar Bj & oslash; rndalen. The quarantunenne, back from negative performance in Nove Mesto, has decided to change its running path towards the World Championships in Kontiolahti and diserter & agrave; the stage of the house to carry out training at altitude.
Compared to athletes seen in the Czech Republic, mancher & agrave; Also Erlend Bj & oslash; ntegaard while torner & agrave; Alexander Os of the game. The 'absence of Bj & oslash; rndalen allows Lars Helge Birkeland, winner of both races Ibu Cup in Brezno-Osrblie, have un''ultima chance before the event rainbow.
In the women confirmed the five women present in Moravia to which you should add Synn & oslash; ve Solemdal. However, doubts remain sull''interpretazione Regulations & eacute ;, Because in theory, the 'now twenty six year old should have lost to the' stand as a candidate & agrave; also for the stage in Oslo. You will see & agrave; in the coming days if potr & agrave; take away nell''appuntamento home.
OSLO HOLMENKOLLEN - UOMINIBIRKELAND Lars Helge (1988) B & Ø Johannes Thingnes (1993) B & Ø Tarjei (1988) The 'ABEE-LUND Henrik (1986) OS Alexander (1980) SVENDSEN Emil Hegle (1985)
OSLO HOLMENKOLLEN - DONNEBRUN-LIE Thekla (1992) Tiril Eckhoff (1990) HORN Fanny Welle-Strand (1988) Olsbu Mars (1990) RINGEN Elise (1989) SOLEMDAL Synn & oslash; ve (1989)
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