BiathlonBiathlon - Gare test
Getty Images
That just about to start will be the'' last season's career Ole Einar Bjoerndalen that, in light of the results of competitions Sjusjøen, seems determined to make his mark.
Sunday 17 November 2013 6 minutes reading time
After the polygons on the ground Veteran, author of two errors, was in eighteenth position, but it was perfect standing and was able to take command of operations'' after the last shooting session, which was released with a lead of 3 "2 of Vetle Sjsastad Christiansen.
In spite of the 18 years (!) Less than his opponent, Bjørndalen has not only survived, but has even increased his lead winning success. Christiansen was second advancing to apply for a chest in the early stages of the World Cup.
May have earned the place for Östersund also Lars Berger, author of a monstrous final lap. The thirty-four ended the'' last polygon with no mistakes and has literally flown in the last 2.5 km hooking Emil Hegle Svendsen and taking the luxury to overcome the sprint.
Four Norwegians in the top four with the fifth German Arnd Peiffer and Simon Desthieux once again very good after the podium in the sprint and finished sixth. It is notable as Martin Fourcade has withdrawn. The trans has always sailed in the rear and has preferred to stop after the third shooting session.
It is also seen Tarjei Bø, absent yesterday. The twenty-five, recovering from an illness, did not shine and finished twelfth.
The technicians Norwegians will have a big headache to assign the last two numbers for Östersund since at least four athletes (Christiansen, Berger, Os, Johannes Bø) have put forward their candidacy. It is not impossible that you bring more than 6 people in Sweden and have them face then rotate in the various races.
With regard to the'' Austria, the best was, however, Fritz Pinter, who should be playing in the World Cup, which preceded Sumann and Mesotitsch.
Sjusjoen - MASS START1. BJØRNDALEN Ole Einar (NOR) [1 +1 +0 +0] 38'' 36 "32. Vetle Sjastad CHRISTIANSEN (NOR) [1 +0 +1 +0] to 4" 93. Lars Berger (NOR) [0 +1 +3 +0] at 6 "74. SVENDSEN Emil Hegle (NOR) [0 +0 +2 +1] 7" 05. PEIFFER Arnd (GER) [0 +0 +1 +1] to 12 "36. DESTHIEUX Simon (FRA) [1 +0 +1 +1] to 15" 47. BØ Johannes Thingnes (NOR) [1 +0 +1 +1] to 18 "08. BIRKELAND Lars Helge (NOR) [0 +1 +2 +0] to 19" 09. BJØNTEGAARD ​​Erlend (NOR) [0 +2 +0 +1] to 25 "310. GRAF Florian (GER) [1 +0 +2 +0] to 27" 611. OS Alexander (NOR) [1 +1 +1 +0] to 38 "112. BØ Tarjei (NOR) [0 +0 +2 +1] to 38" 713. Fritz Pinter (AUT) [1 +1 +1 +0] to 55 "6.15. DERYZEMLYA Andriy (UKR) [0 +0 +2 +1] to 59" 416. SUMANN Christoph (AUT) [1 +0 +1 +2] to 1'' 07 "517. Mesotitsch Daniel (AUT) [0 +0 +2 +2] to 1'' 19" 720. EBERHARD Tobias (AUT) [1 +0 +2 +2] to 1'' 36 "121. EBERHARD Julian (AUT) [0 +1 +0 +4] to 1'' 39" 122. BERGMAN Carl Johan (SWE) [0 +1 +3 +1] to 1'' 40 "124.'' L ABEE-LUND Henrik (NOR) [2 +2 +1 +0] 2'' 15" 625. LESSER Erik (GER) [1 +1 +1 +1] to 2'' 17 "1DNF. FOURCADE Martin (FRA) [1 +1 +3 +] DNS. Andreas Birnbacher (GER)
He also held a mass start B reserved for athletes arrived in the rear in the sprint. The race was resolved with a shotgun in Germany while not impressed Jean Guillaume Beatrix.
Sjusjoen - MASS START B1. Daniel Böhm (GER) [0 +0 +0 +1] 38'' 58 "32. WILLEITNER Michael (GER) [0 +0 +0 +1] to 0" 23. GURIGARD Vetle Ravnsborg (NOR) [0 +0 +1 +1] to 26 "04. STEPHAN Christoph (GER) [1 +1 +1 +1] to 40" 3.7. Kaukenas Tomas (LTU) [0 +0 +1 +0] to 1'' 08 "98. BEATRIX Jean-Guillaume (FRA) [0 +0 +2 +3] to 1'' 34" 7
CLICK HERE TO READ THE REPORT OF THE FEMALE RACE WON BY ANDREA HENKEL
Social media engagement
Più letti in Sport invernali
Il derby azzurro nei quarti di finale del KW Fall Classic è di Spiller e compagni: battuto il Team Retornaz
Curling: la fase finale del torneo internazionale di Waterloo vede la compagine trentina di Cesare e Stefano Spiller, Amos Mosaner e Sebastiano Arman volare in semifinale. Ko di misura contro King per il Team Zisa.
2