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With 12th place in today's pursuit, Wierer took the specialty rankings.
Saturday 23 March 2019 2 minutes reading time
For the blue it is the second cup after the one won in 2016 in the Individual. Instead postponed to tomorrow the speech for the conquest of the general classification. Three athletes can still aspire to big booty: the Italian Wierer and Vittozzi and Anastasiya Kuzmina.
These are Wierer's statements after having received the crystal ball: "I am happy to have managed to win the second cup of my career. Today it was tough on the track, also because in the fourth and fifth round I found myself by alone against the wind and it wasn't easy, but I didn't know if I could have won the cup because Roeiseland's position was not clear to me, but luckily I did it and I'm very happy. the chance to win the cup, but everything must go smoothly: I have to rest and then we'll see. "
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