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At 14:45 we start with Fillon Maillet in front of everyone. Hofer starts from third position at 15 ”from the transalpine. Between the two is Tarjei Boe, winner in the format last week and favorite for the win. The race promises to be decisive for the general classification of the World Cup.
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The certainty is that the crystal ball will end up in Norway, but it is not yet clear whether Johannes Boe or Sturla Holm Laegreid will conquer it. All four races from now to the end will be decisive, starting with today's Pursuit. The yellow bib will still be on the shoulders of Boe, who leads with 25 lengths on the young compatriot, who, however, taking into account the gaps, would be virtually four points ahead. Laegreid will start today in fifth place with a 14 ”lead over Boe, who will instead have to try to recover like last week.
Here is the starting list!
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The situation is in the making and very uncertain, the details will make the difference but not only: the results of the other athletes, especially in the top positions, could also be decisive in tipping the scales to one side or the other.
Among these is undoubtedly Lukas Hofer, who after dispelling the "podium curse" in the Sprint is aiming for an encore. Dominik Windisch, 28th and with 1’17 "to recover on the head, Thomas Bormolini (39), Didier Bionaz (52) and Tommaso Giacomel (56) will also compete for Italy. The goal for all the blues is to enter the points area.
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