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At 1:15 pm the start of the women's sprint in Oslo-Holmenkollen, the last of the World Cup season. The fate of the general and specialty rankings is decided, with Roeiseland one step away from conquering both crystal balls. Four blue in the race.
Friday 18 March 2022 2 minutes reading time
After three years we finally return to Oslo, in front of the Norwegian public. It starts with the women's Sprint, postponed by one day due to bad weather conditions, then at 3:50 pm it will be the turn of the men, before the Pursuits on Saturday and the Mass Starts on Sunday that will close the World Cup.
For Italy there will be Lisa Vittozzi (8), fresh from a weekend in Otepää between ups and downs, Dorothea Wierer (22), who in Estonia seemed a bit tired physically and mentally, Federica Sanfilippo ( 34) and Samuela Comola (68), chasing the first points in the World Cup. Beyond personal ambitions, the team's goal will be to do better than the Czechs to maintain their position in the national rankings and take the sixth bib for next season.
Here the start list!
Here the IBU live timing!
In front of the home crowd, Mars Roeiseland has the match point to triumph in the specialty standings and in the general standings of the World Cup. In both cases the Norwegian will have to contend with Elvira Oeberg but the margin is wide and difficult to fill.
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