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There were few doubts on the eve of the blue formation for the Single Mixed of the World Championships in Anterselva, starting at 3.15pm. In fact, Italy drops the aces and aims decisively for a medal
Thursday 20 February 2020 1 minutes reading time
Curtaz and his collaborators confirmed the couple medaled last year in Oestersund. Lukas Hofer and Dorothea Wierer defend silver and dream big, but there is a lot of competition.
On paper six nations start with podium chances. Norway and Sweden are in the front row with the Azzurri, with the Norwegian technical favorites for gold.
Here the Start List.
Here the Live Timing IBU.
Germany, France and Austria start in the second row, all with one or more unknowns to be solved on the field. Outsiders include the Czech Republic and Ukraine.
It seems unlikely that second-tier nations such as Estonia and Canada will be able to replicate what has been done in the World Cup, since the starting field of a World Cup is of a much higher level.
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