BiathlonBiathlon - World Cup Youth 2017

Samuela Comola, Irene Lardschneider and Martina Vigna ended with a third place in the World Biathlon Championships in the women's Youth category that have brought two Ori and two bronzes at the individual level.
Monday 27 February 2017 6 minutes reading time
Victory goes to Russia made up Ekaterina Sannikova, Anastasiia Goreeva and Kristina Egorova after three fractions in terms of the maximum balance with Norway. The game started in favor of the northern than in the first fraction perfect Marthe Johansen Kråkstad door before the change 20 seconds ahead of Russia to the fourth step only for the four refills used by Ekaterina Sannikova. The 'engagement and overtaking takes place on the third range where no mistake Anastasiia Goreeva while Marit Idhol Skogan must use two refills and the second lap of his village Norway pays forcing the close of the Russian ski that threatens to undermine his efforts with a penalty turn up that forces her to a comeback, and the exchange rate at par. for the 'last lap. Little change in the first two laps of the decisive fraction with Mari Wetterhus that manages to put about ten seconds between himself and Kristina Egorova, two refills for Norway in respect of 100% of the Russian launch a final round in which the Egorova succeeds in building 18 second lead. Medal 'Gold for Russia, Silver for Norway.
In the fight for the first position the third wheel could be the 'Italy. Samuela Comola, flawless shooting in the launch, took over from the world champion of the Sprint and dell''Inseguimento, Irene Lardschneider on the tails of Norway. The 'blue has paid a charge on the ground and in the moment that he could run the race in favor Italu, the polygon standing, suffered from the same time in the Goreeva penalty turn that' led her to give the change in Martina Vineyard with 18 seconds of delay from the leading pair. As expected the Cuneo area was perfect to shoot but paid very narrow skiing on closing the finish line with 46 "gap from the winner and suffering sull''imperioso return of Finnish Heidi Nikkinen that in the first two rounds has recovered a minute and 10 seconds to explode with a penalty turn in the polygon standing.
BREZNO-ORSBLIE RELAY 3x6KM FEMALE YOUTH
1. RUS (Sannikova, Goreeva, Egorova) 1 + 7 59.43.22. NOR (Johansen, Skogan, Wetterhus) 0 + 4 to 18:33. ITA (Comola, Lardschneider, Vigna) 1 + 4 to 1.4.84. FIN (Keranen, Keraenen, Nikkinen) 1 + 5 to 1.40.75. UKR (Kypiachenkova, Kovalenko, Dmytrenko) 0 + 0 to 2:13:36. SLO (Vozelj, Zadravec, Vindisar) 3 + 3 to 3.41.2
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In the men's relay held in the morning, the victory went to Norway Joergen Krogsaeter, Vebjoern Soerum and Sivert Guttorm Bakken that preceded Russia Alexander Miakonkii, Ilia Novopashin and Said Karimulla Khalili. After two villages in complete equlibrio, the challenge for the 'Oro between Bakken and Khalili resolved nell''ultimo range where the two are presented together: a charge for the Norwegian and the Russian goes into prolonged and stumbles break in two penalty turns digging a furrow on arrival will be 59 seconds.
The 'Italy has tried to appear medals in the area but after the launch of Patrick Braunhofer (0 + 1) rather slow skiing has seen the departure of the podium when Peter Tumler, 0 + 1 on the ground, he ran into a round of penalties feet. Cedric Christille, perfect to shoot, could not do better than to shave 37 to 27 seconds the gap from Belarus Kiryl Tsiuryn ​​(0 + 2), Ilya Auseyenka (0 + 1) and Dzmitry Lazouski (0 + 5) that He won the Bronze medal.
BREZNO-Osrblie - RELAY 3x7.5 KM MALE YOUTH
1. NOR (Krogsaeter, Soerum, Bakken) 0 + 6 55.05.42. RUS (Miakonkii, Novopashin, Khalili) 2 + 9 to 54.23. BLR (Tsiuryn, Auseyenka, Lazouski) 0 + 8 to 1.41.64. ITA (Braunhofer, Tumler, Christille) 1 + 5 to 2:09:35. SUI (Favre, Hartweg, Stalder) 0 + 9 in 2:24:56. FIN (Panntila, Invenius, Harjula) 0 + 9 to 3.28.2
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