Svetlana Sleptsova and Vladmir Chepelin win the sprints of the Summer World Cup. 8 Pietro Dutto

Svetlana Sleptsova e Vladmir Chepelin vincono le sprint dei Mondiali estivi. 8° Pietro Dutto
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Biathlon - Summer World Championship 2017

Svetlana Sleptsova and Vladmir Chepelin win the sprints of the Summer World Cup. 8 Pietro Dutto

After yesterday's mixed clashes, today in Chaikovsky, the 12th edition of the summer biathlon world championships came alive in the sprint.

The male test caused a big disappointment to the public, as the big Russian favorites had to bow to Belarusian Vladimir Chepelin, whose race started on the rise as he made a mistake on the ground. However, Mogilev's 29-year-old straightened his performance with a zero standing, where many were wrong and - thanks to a last lap with a rhythm of dignity - he managed to win an unprecedented gold medal, the first of History for Belarus in this event. Silver medal for Alexey Volkov, which are now known for its strengths and defects. The Russian was flawless at the polygon, but at the same time took a much less competitive pace than many direct opponents. For this reason he had to bow to 3 "4, losing a lot of time especially in the first two rounds. Bronze Medal for Slovakian Tomas Hasilla, who thanks to a very solid performance has been able to squeeze the lowest step of the podium. On the other hand, the best ski days on the skiroll, Anton Shipulin and Aleksander Pechenkin, were wrong in the pitch, arriving respectively sixth and fourth respectively. Among the two, he added another name of weight, that of the Bulgarian Krasimir Anev. Good test of blue Pietro Dutto, despite having relatively suffered on the skiroll, managed to limit one of his own mistakes to the shot. The Piedmontese ranked 8th, thus achieving a prestigious placement. SUMMER MONDIALS - SPRINT MASK 1. CHEPELIN Vladimir (1 + 0) 24'12 "3 2. VOLKOV Alexey [RUS] (0 + 0) a 3" 4 3. HASILLA Tomas [SVK] (0 + 1) a 9 " 0 4. PECHENKIN Aleksander [RUS] (1 + 1) a 16 "7 5. ANEV Krasimir [BUL] (0 + 1) a 29" 9 6. SHIPULIN Anton [RUS] (2 + 2) a 43 "6 7 BRAUN Maxim [KAZ] (1 + 1) to 45 "5 8. DUTTO Pietro [ITA] (0 + 1) a 53" 5 9. YALIOTNAU Raman [BLR] (0 + 3) a 1'12 "7 ​​10 SIMA Michal [SVL] (1 + 1) to 1'13 "3 Click here for full results Russia has risen in the women's competition, won by a well-known face. The gold medal went to Svetlana Sleptsova. Khanty-Mansiysk's thirty-sixth built his claim on precision, as it was able to cover all targets. The most dangerous competitors have all gone in the loose ring, having to settle for the placings. Silver medal for Paulina Fialkova. The Slovak is undoubtedly the best on the skiroll, but a double standing error has relegated it to the position of honor, but beat by more than 40 "from the winner. Mitteleuropea has been able to spin out of an innocence on Olga Dmitrieva, twenty-three in everybody and everywhere in the summer races specialist, today managed to win the bronze medal by beating the much more talented and talented (at least skiing) Ulyana Kaisheva , As always quite in trouble in the pass. MONITORING SUMMER - SPRINT FEMMINILE 1.SLEPTSOVA Svetlana (0 + 0) 20'22 "1 2. FIALKOVA Paulina [SVK] (0 + 2) a 41" 3 3. DMITRIEVA Olga [RUS] 9 4. KAISHEVA Uliana [RUS] (1 + 1) a 1'01 "3 5. BIELKINA Nadiia [UKR] (0 + 1) a 1'12" 7 6. ZHURAVOK Yuliya [UKR] (0 + 0) a 1'14 "7 7. VISHNEVSKAYA Galina [KAZ] (0 + 0) a 1'16" 3 8. YURKEVICH Darya [BLR] (0 + 0) a 1'20 "4 9. GERBULOVA Natalia [RUS] +1) a 1'28 "9 10. RAIKOVA Alina [KAZ] (0 + 0) a 1'42" 9 Click here for the full results  Even the junior female test saw the triumph of a Russian. Kristina Reztsova, unfaithful art daughter Anfisa, has dominated the scene by achieving the best time on the skiroll and missing one shot target, earning the gold medal a great deal. The only one who was able to hold their head at the bottom was the fellow countryman Valeriia Vasnetcova, who however compromised his performance with a double penalty on the ground. However, he was able to take such a brisk step to win the bronze medal, mocking in the final Natalia Ushkina fellow countryman, relegated to fourth place. To prevent the Russian triplet was Belarusian Dzinara Alimbekava who was not very fast on the skiroll but was cleaned in both sessions at the polygon. Thanks to its precision, the twenty-nine year-old silvered his neck, though half a minute from the winner. MONASTERY SUMMER - SPRINT JUNIOR FEMMINILE 1. REZTSOVA Kristina [RUS] (0 + 1) 20'48 "7 2. ALIMBEKAVA Dzinara [BLR] (0 + 0) a 32" 7 3. VASNETCOVA Valeriia [RUS] ) A 1'02 "1 4. USHKINA Natalia [RUS] (0 + 1) a 1'04" 6 5. KONSHINA Iuliia [RUS] (1 + 1) a 1'15 "6 6. DMYTRENKO Khrystyna [UKR] (1 + 0) a 1'39 "5 7. MOSHKOVA Ekaterina [RUS] (0 + 1) a 1'48" 2 8. KRYVONOS Anna [UKR] (1 + 1) a 1'48 "5 9. KYPIACHENKOVA Liubov [UKR] (2 + 1) a 2'01 "5 10. ZHUZHGOVA Ksenia [RUS] (0 + 1) a 2'03" 5 Click here for the full results The day was completed with the male junior sprint, where Russia has monopolized the podium. Gold medal for the talented Igor Malinovskii, who is making low-ranking titles at youth level, both on snow and on asphalt. Omsk's twenty-year-old has built up his statement at the shooting shot where he was able to cover all the targets after he failed on the ground. The zero in this franchise, combined with a good step, allowed him to stand in front of national fellow Valerii Tomshin, silver, on which he made the difference in the first two laps and the speed of execution. Bronze for Nikita Porshnev, in particular by a double ground fault. It should be noted that Kazakhstan Roman Yeremin has been devastating on the skiroll, but has made five mistakes and has thus far endured fifth. MONDIALI SUMMER - SPRINT JUNIOR MASCHILE 1. MALINOVSKII Igor [RUS] (1 + 0) 24'37 "8 2. TOMSHIN Vasilii [RUS] (0 + 1) a 12" 6 3. PORSHNEV Nikita [RUS] ) A 28 "3 4. LESIUK Taras (1 + 2) a 49" 8 5. YEREMIN Roman [KAZ] (3 + 2) a 1'10 "2 6. PARFENOV Stepan [RUS] (1 + 1) a 1 '10 "3 7. GEGO Hunor [ROU] (2 + 0) a 1'17" 5 8. OZTUNC Zana [TUR] (1 + 1) a 1'25 "5 9. DMITRIEV Nikolai [RUS] 1) a 1'39 "0 10. SMOLSKI Deivid [BLR] (2 + 1) to 1'48" 8 Click here for complete matches Tomorrow the event will end with the pursuits.
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