Trionfo della Russia nelle staffette miste dei Mondiali estivi di Chaikovsky

Biathlon - Summer World Championship 2017

Russia's triumph in mixed teams of the Chaikovsky Summer World Cup

Today, in Chaikovsky, Russia, the 12th edition of the summer biathlon world championships opened. As tradition, the inaugural day was dedicated to mixed staffs.

Friday 25 August 2017 7 minutes reading time

The absolute competition saw the predictable triumph of Russia's host, bringing home the gold medal for the fifth time in history in this format. The launch of Uliana Kaisheva was the most difficult part, with the twenty-three of Ummurta to change to second place over half a minute from the summit. However, Svetlana Sleptsova was able to take the reins of the competition, giving Alexey Volkov a small advantage. The 29-year-old turned out to be the MVP of the day, as he greatly expanded the margin on the pursuers. In closing Anton Shipulin allowed some stamina to the polygon, which nevertheless did not question the success. Silver medal for Slovakia. At the launch a brilliant Paulina Fialkova had even fled, but her younger sister Ivona was sucked and surpassed by Sleptsova. Following Tomas Hasilla and Matej Kazar did not have the chance to counter Russian counterparts, but at the same time they had no problem in allowing the quartet to pick up a precious metal that in this format was missing from 2013. Bronze medal for Ukraine, which has remained virtually always in the third position since the beginning. After a solid test of Yuliya Zhuravok's shot, a sparkling Mariya Panfilova brought the Ukrainian team close to Russia. However, Anton Myhda and Maksym Ivko did not have the numbers to compete with the most adventurous opponents, but still managed to win the lowest step of the podium. The fight for medals has never been open to other nations. At most Kazakhstan has slightly worried about Ukraine, but in the end Asian training ended fifth, surpassed in the final even from Belarus. (0 + 10) 1: 12'27 "1 2. SVK [Fialkova P., Fialkova I., Hasilla, Kazar] (0 + 10) 1: 12'27" 1 2. SVK [Fialkova P., Fialkova I., Hasilla, Kazar] (0 + 6) a 1'24 "1 4. BLR [Yurkevich, Ilchenko, Chepelin, Bocharnikov] (2 + 13) a 2'16" 8 5. KAZ [Vishnevskaya, Usanova, Podkorytov, Braun] (1 + 10) at 2'33 "8 6. MDA [Ghilenko, Niciporenko, Dubalari, Gaiduc] (4 + 15) at 12'54" 6 Click here for Complete results. The junior race had little history. Female fractions have lived on the duel between Russia and Ukraine, with Russian girls being overwhelmingly overboard on skisrolls and far more inaccurate than the Ukrainians. In a continuous game of overcrowding and overtaking, he ran halfway with Ukraine with a small margin despite Khrystyna Dmytrenko and Anna Kryvonos having used only 2 recharges, while Kristina Reztsova and Valeriia Vasnetcova had 3 laps of penalty! The hosts took the lead in the third round of the test, when Nikita Porshnev contained the mistakes, taking a half-minute advantage over Vitaly Trush. In the final hamlet Igor Malinovskii collected the capital interests previously deposited, leading his team to victory, while Taras Lesiuk sailed to the plaza. So a gold medal for Russia. In the junior category of this format is the seventh success in ten editions, but at the same time it is the first statement from 2013 to this part. Silver medal for Ukraine, which confirms second strength in this discipline. The bronze medal went to Belarus, which has perennially sailed in third position, too far to be able to compete for victory, but at the same time with a comfortable and reassuring advantage over trackers. The Belarusian quartet was made up of Anastasiya Anufryieva, Dzinara Alimbekava, Ihar Karpiuk and Anton Smolski. MONDIALS SUMMER CHAIKOVSKY STAFF MAKE JUNIOR 1. RUS [Rezzova, Vasnetcova, Porshnev, Malinovskii] (3 + 15) 1: 15'37 "0 2. UKR [Dmytrenko, Kryvonos, Trush, Lesiuk] 9 3. BLR [Auf, Alimbekava, Karpiuk, Smolski] (2 + 13) a 2'51 "8 4. TUR [Aga, Durlanik, Oztunc, Alama] (1 + 17) a 6'02" [6] 6 ROU [Potyo, Cotrus, Gego, Flore] (1 + 13) at 7'37 "6 [Belchenko, Krassikova, Kolesnikov, Yeremin] Click here for the full results. Tomorrow sprint day. Saturday conclusion with the pursuits.

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