BiathlonBiathlon - World Summer 2015
The World Championships in roller ski biathlon pursuits of junior proved very different. Granted and emotionless one female, chaotic and full of twists and turns than the male.
Sunday 30 August 2015 7 minutes reading time
Let's start from the race of men, where the star & egrave; was Marius Ungureanu. Romanian, second in the sprint, & egrave; Party to spur beaten and took control of operations after the first polygon and then expand dramatically its margin in the central part of the competition.
Arrived with almost a minute ahead to pull up, the darling of the house started to go wrong heavily, seeing opponents progressively reduce their gap. Even during the final round the twenty-one & egrave; was hooked by Rafal Penar, author of a comeback since too overbearing (the why & eacute; & agrave you will see, in the next section).
Ungureanu has to & ograve; He responded in the last five hundred meters and won the medal & rsquo; gold, while the Polish (fourth yesterday) crossed the finish line for second. However his joy & egrave; Because was ephemeral & eacute; a few minutes after the conclusion of the test & egrave; It was penalized two minutes for a lap of penalty payment agrave; less compared to those owed.
You miserable you & egrave; then saw relegated to & rsquo; eighth place and the medal & rsquo; silver & egrave; It was the prerogative of the Russian Aleksei Chulev, very good at minimizing errors (1) in a day when the & rsquo; s & rsquo inaccuracy; he made the boss.
Double disappointment for Poland Since & eacute; in the last meters Czech Ondrej Santora, great to go up from fourteenth place, has stripped Mateusz Janik winning the bronze medal against compatriot of Penar penalized. & Nbsp;
Pu & ograve; biting their hands also the & rsquo; Ukrainian Oleksander Moriev, arrived in the running for the podium all & rsquo; last polygon where for & ograve; missed four times having to settle for sixth place, also beat the Russian Dmitrii Koldaev, another guy fighting for medals, but too foul feet.
CHEILE Gradistei & ndash; CHASING MALE JUNIOR 1. UNGUREANU Marius [ROU] (0 + 1 + 3 + 2) 37 & rsquo; 28 & rdquo; 0 2. CHULEV Aleksey [RUS] (0 + 1 + 0 + 0) to 23 & rdquo; 6 3. Santora Ondrej [CZE ] (2 + 0 + 0 + 1) to 29 & rdquo; 9 4. JANIK Mateusz [POL] (3 + 0 + 1 + 2) in 34 & rdquo; 0 5. KOLDAEV Dmitrii [RUS] (1 + 1 + 3 + 3) to 1 & rsquo; 25 & rdquo; 7 6. MORIEV Oleksandr [UKR] (1 + 1 + 1 + 4) at 1 & rsquo; 41 & rdquo; 2
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In the women's medal & rsquo; & egrave not gold; We never have been questioned. L & rsquo; Ukrainian Anastasiya Merkushyna, bolstered by a solid margin gi & agrave; departing, he maintained throughout the race an advantage of absolute safety on the enemy realizing the Velvet & ldquo; back-to-back & rdquo ;.
L & rsquo; only struggle worthy of note & egrave; was that for the metals less valuable. Alfine medal & rsquo; silver & egrave; went to Kristina Reztsova, he managed to be right in the end Yulia Zhuravok, bronze. The two were then exchanged places on the podium than the sprint.
Not deceive the gap at the finish line Since & eacute; actually & agrave; the Russian and l & rsquo; Ukrainian were together until the second polygon. Here Zhuravok had temporarily taken over, but missed twice at & rsquo; last shooting session, closed instead error sister Darya Virolaynen, and consequently involatasi towards the square d & rsquo; honor.
The rest of the world has struggled to Platonic placements, without ever entering the race for the podium.
CHEILE Gradistei & ndash; CHASING FEMALE JUNIOR 1. MERKUSHYNA Anastasiya [UKR] (1 + 1 + 0 + 2) 31 & rsquo; 14 & rdquo; 4 2. REZTSOVA Kristina [RUS] (0 + 2 + 0 + 0) to 36 & rdquo; 9 3. ZHURAVOK Yuliya [UKR ] (0 + 1 + 0 + 2) 1 & rsquo; 28 & rdquo; 0 4. LESCINSKAITE Gabriele [LTU] (0 + 2 + 0 + 1) 2 & rsquo; 14 & rdquo; 5 5. Kryvonos Anna [UKR] (3 + 0 + 0 + 0) 2 & rsquo; 22 & rdquo; 4 6. Fialková Ivona [SVK] (1 + 0 + 1 + 3) 3 & rsquo; 36 & rdquo; 6
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MEDAL FINAL JUNIORS 1. UKRAINE (4-1-1) [6] 2. ROMANIA (1-1-0) [2] 3. RUSSIA (0-2-2) [4] 4. CZECH REPUBLIC (0- 1-2) [3] So the youth & egrave; was literally dominated by & rsquo; Ukraine, able to impose itself in four of the five races sailed and missing the medal only in & rsquo; masculine pursuit.
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