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A Voss Norwegian biathlon championships, which began Wednesday with the individual, continued today with the sprint. The successes have gone to Favourites Eve in two completely different connotations competitions.
Friday 28 March 2014 5 minutes reading time
The women's sprint race was decidedly uncertain and exciting as characterized by a head-to-head between the two favorites of the eve, or Tora Berger and Tiril Eckhoff.
Both have missed a target and it was the veteran to lead to 1 "4 thanks to its trademark, that a recovery in the'' last lap where he dealt almost 9" to younger rival, forced to square d'' honor.
Ann Kristin Flatland is no match, though enrolled, while several athletes listed as Mars Olsbu, Elise Ringen and Fanny Horn were wrong heavily to the polygon. The podium was completed by then twenty-three Kaia Nicolaisen managed to precede narrowly Tandrevold Ingrid, born 1996 (!), Fourth.
The race was also attended by forty Gunn Margit Andreassen, wife of Frode Andresen and able to get on the podium at the World Cup five times in his career between 1993 and 2003, complete with a bronze iridescent.
SPRINT women1. BERGER Tora (1 +0) 20'' 28 "82. Tiril Eckhoff (0 +1) to 1" 43. Nicolaisen Kaia (1 +1) 1'' 30 "74. TANDREVOLD Ingrid (0 +0) 1'' 35" 05. HUBER Marion (0 +1) 1'' 38 "8.7. Olsbu Mars (1 +2) 2'' 07" 110. RINGEN Elise (0 +4) to 2'' 14 "811. HORN Fanny (4 +1) to 2'' 20" 315. ANDREASSEN Gunn Marit (0 +2) to 2'' 37 "8
Much less interesting is the men's race as Ole Einar Bjoerndalen, Emil Hegle Svendsen and Tarjei Bø have given package while being inserted into the starting list.
Johannes Bø Thingnes therefore had smoothed the way towards success and has repeated the'' individual'' in the statement Wednesday. L'' now twenty-one did not err and beating opponents by closing with a margin of 37 "5 on the runner.
Erlend Bjøntegaard scored the square of'' honor thanks to a final round much more strongly than the direct competitors. The podium was completed by Kristoffer Skjelvik that preceded a few seconds and Fredrik Martin Eng Gjesbakk. Linger longer Vetle Sjåstad Christiansen and Henrik L'' Abee-Lund.
Among the curiosities reported holdings of Ronny Hafsåse Stian Eckhoff, who, however, closed in the rear.
SPRINT MASCHILE1. BØ Johannes Thingnes (0 +0) 24'' 05 "92. BJØNTEGAARD ​​Erlend (0 +1) 37" 53. Skjelvik Kristoffer (0 +1) 44 "04. ENG Martin (0 +0) 47" 05. GJESSBAKK Fredrik (0 +1) 50 "9.7. CHRISTIANSEN Vetle Sjåstad (1 +1) 57" 98. L'' ABEE Henrik Lund (0 +1) 1'' 02 "789. Hafsås Ronny (2 +4) 4'' 36" 5136. Stian Eckhoff (3 +3) 9'' 29 "4
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