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Tomorrow at 2.15pm the Men's Sprint will open the third stage of the World Cup, the last before the Christmas break.
Wednesday 18 December 2019 2 minutes reading time
Here the Start List.
Here the IBU Live Timing.
All the big names have chosen to start in the first group. The first to take to the track will be the reigning world champion of the Pursuit, the Ukrainian Dmytro Pidruchnyi, who will precede the young Finn Tero Seppala, the Latvian Andrejs Rastorgujevs and Lukas Hofer. Shortly afterwards it will be the turn of Simon Desthieux, third of the general of the Coppa and of Martin Fourcade, in search of redemption in front of the public friend. With bib number 13 it will be Tarjei Boe's turn, second in the specialty ranking behind his brother. On the 18th, Dominik Windisch will take to the track, starting thirty seconds before another Frenchman on the podium, Emilien Jacquelin.
The Russians Loginov and Eliseev chose the first group but fished high numbers in the race with 30 and 31 and Johannes Boe, bib 34. For Italy will also be at the start Thomas Bormolini, who will start at 14:36:30 with the 43.
The specialty classification, with two tests already in the archives, sees Johannes Boe with 120 points in front of his brother Tarjei (92) and the Russians Loginov and Eliseev, paired at 91 points.
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