Passler Argento in the Sprint of the Junior World Championships, missing the Gold by 4 tenths

Rebecca Passler è medaglia d'Argento nella Sprint ai Mondiali Junior. Oro a Amy Baserga
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Passler Argento in the Sprint of the Junior World Championships, missing the Gold by 4 tenths

Twenty-year-old Rebecca Passler, Silver at Obertillach in the last edition of the Junior World Championship in the Sprint, confirms herself on the podium by winning the Silver medal. There are three Italians in the top seven. In the men's field Gold for the Norwegian Nevland.

The Gold medal goes to the Czech Tereza Vobornikova (1-0), author of a masterful test on skis that allows her to precede Rebecca Passler (0-0) by only 4 tenths on the finish line after having recovered 15 in the last round. The winner of the Individual Lisa Maria Spark (0-1) climbs on the third step of the podium, finishing 4.5 seconds behind the winner.On the excellent day for the Azzurri, the fifth place at 21.0 seconds goes to Beatrice Trabucchi (0-0 ) while Hannah Auchentaller (0-1) is seventh at 25 seconds. Less positive performance by Linda Zingerle (1-1), nineteenth at 1.15.5. After wearing the Gold medals of the Individual and Pursuit of the Under 19 World Championships around his neck two years ago in Lenzerheide, the 20-year-old Norwegian Martin Nevland (0-0) beats the competition, on his debut in the higher category, in the Sprint Under 22. The Norwegian talent, the only one to pay less than half a minute on skis to the Russian Kornev (2-0), precedes the 21-year-old Finnish Otto Invenius (0-0) who climbs the podium after fifth place in the '' Individual of 11.9 seconds. The twenty-year-old Norwegian Martin Uldal (0-0) climbs on the third step of the podium, Bronze at 20.8 ahead of the Bulgarian Iodev (0-0) by just nine tenths. The Russian Kornev (2-0) who raced under the IBU banner for the measures relating to the conflict in Ukraine must settle for fifth place at 30.1.The blue Michele Molinari (0-0) is seventh at 48.3, just two tenths from the Norwegian Oeverby (0-0) who recovered 18 seconds in the last lap. He is eighth, 1.7 behind his teammate David Zingerle (0-1). Elia Zeni (0-2) closes in twenty-seventh position at 1.57.5 while Iacopo Leonesio (2-1) is forty-ninth at 3.09.4.
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