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"I feel fit and I hope to achieve some great race before the end of the season," he wrote on his personal website Björn Ferry Sundays. The Swede had to wait four days before finding the "great" performance he hoped.
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The thirty-five Storuman won a surprise sixth win of his career, the first for over three years now, in the sprint Pokljuka. The Scandinavian was imposed despite a mistake in the foot thanks to his "trademark" or a last lap to scream.
Ferry in the final 2.5 km inflicted heavy detachments to all rivals took first prize with a narrow margin in a competition where the best four were covered by less than 3 "!'' S Square to honor Anton Shipulin, immaculate shooting, front Arnd Peiffer, to turn an error in feet, which occupied the lowest rung of the podium at the expense of Dmitry Malyshko, perfect pitch, fourth.
German for the truth has been defended by Sweden in the third round, while the two Russians (passed in first and second position of the photocell after the second polygon), have heavily lost ground.
 Martin Fourcade has paid two targets missed and did not go beyond the seventh position, closing behind even Dominik Landertinger and Ole Einar Bjoerndalen. However, the French may smile looking at the race for the Crystal Ball as Emil Hegle Svendsen, as well as all Norwegians except Bjørndalen, has experienced a thirty-closing Black Thursday.
Fourcade took his lead on twenty-eight of Trondheim to 149 points with the'' obvious'' opportunity to increase it further in pursuit on Saturday. In other words, the twenty-five Catalan has made a big step forward towards the conquest of the third consecutive World Cup. The trans does contain the damage in the specialty where he now leads with 286 points against 201 and 190 of Bjørndalen Peiffer.
At home Italy Lukas Hofer was confirmed at a high level after the positive Olympic Games closing in eighth place with an error at the shooting stand. More than adequate proof of Dominik Windisch, twenty-fourth despite three penalties. Far behind the other two blue involved, who have failed to qualify'' s pursuit. Markus Windisch (1 +1) ended the sixty and Christian De Lorenzi (2 +3) sixty.
POKLJUKA - SPRINT MASCHILE1. FERRY Bjorn [SWE] (0 +1) 25'' 03 "52. Shipulin Anton [RUS] (0 +0) to 1" 53. Arnd Peiffer [GER] (0 +1) to 2 "74. Dmitry Malyshko [RUS] (0 +0) 2" 95. Dominik Landertinger [AUT] (1 +0) 17 "36. BJØRNDALEN Ole Einar [NOR] (0 +1) 17" 47. FOURCADE Martin [FRA] (1 +1) 20 "78. HOFER Lukas [ENG] (0 +1) 24" 09. RASTORGUJEVS Andrejs [LAT] (0 +1) 32 "410. BEATRIX Jean Guillaume [FRA] (1 +1) 39" 1Clicca here for full results.
In the coming hours will be held the women's sprint. The men will be back on track Saturday, March 8 at 11:15 am for the'' pursuit.
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Men Sprint Pokljuka (SLO)
FERRY Björn
SHIPULIN Anton
PEIFFER Arnd
Biathlon - Pokljuka
Bjrn Ferry finds his "great race." He won the sprint Pokljuka
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