Laura dahlmeier: "With Susan c '' was a little game" - Mkrinen: "I expected more from this World"

Word to the three medalists in the women's mass start of the Hochfilzen World Cup.

Sunday 19 February 2017 3 minutes reading time

Laura dahlmeier: "It's crazy to think that what happened in these 10 days is really successful. I still have not realized the fact that he won five golds. We worked a lot and the results are collected an incredible achievement. Susan and I have created a small game in each round: she was fastest at the range, and I was filming always on salitona. I had great skis, so I could give it 100% right in that stretch. If the track I thought about the fact that I was going to win 11 medals at the World Championships in a row? No way, I have been careful to focus only on the polygon to find the zero. Hochfilzen I love it, I always had great races here. " Susan Dunklee: "My God, it's amazing! To achieve a perfect race there is also need a little 'luck and today everything went the right way. We worked all year for this day and now my dream has come true. I was convinced we can do it, but you really do that is another matter. That of today is the first women's individual biathlon medal for the American and I'm sure that one day we women will win a gold as Lowell. Needless to say that its success has inspired me to do my best. " Kaisa MÃ¤kÃ¤rÃ¤inen: "I have to thank the audience on the last climb, they cheered for me and I really needed it. These may have been my last World Cup and I am happy to have them closed with a medal. My career started here in Hochfilzen in 2005 and next year there will be no World Cup, because we will have the Olympics. I do not do mystery that I would have expected more of a bronze, but ours is a difficult sport to win and everything must be perfect. At the beginning of the last lap I thought, 'This is the most important ride of your life' and I'm really happy to have been the strongest of all in the final kilometers. " Hochfilzen I love it, I always had great races here.

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