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In the presentation we had stressed Hochfilzen was a "feud of Norway" and sprint vigesse the curious "Law of B". Both rules were confirmed quest''oggi, thanks to Johannes Thingnes B & oslash ;.
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The twenty-one Norwegian set the fastest time on the slopes and narrow, compared to what we saw in & Öland; stersund, & egrave; appeared much more & ugrave; controlled at the shooting range where he preferred not to force the issue, preferring accuracy.
This policy has borne fruit and Johannes Thingnes B & oslash; was able to celebrate his first win of the season, the sixth of his career, by a wide margin on the competition, ahead of two German biathletes.
Piazza d''honor, a 14 "3 by the winner, Simon Schempp. The twenty-six of the Baden-Wü; rttemberg took second place with a final very incisive in which exceeded an excellent Andreas Birnbacher, who proved himself deserved the trust placed in him by the technical staff Teutonic, in spite of the results of Ibu Cup Beitost & oslash; len.
In a race from the average level stellar home favorite Dominik Landertinger you & egrave; had to settle for fourth place, giving rise to another duel all''arma white nell''ultimo around with Jakov Fak. The Slovenian has paid dearly for a mistake on the ground that has precluded the possibility & agrave; to create a head-to-head with the lesser of two brothers B & oslash ;.
The larger the family, Tarjei, has instead ended up sixth ahead of a confirmation that Martin Fourcade of not liking the context of race in Hochfilzen. The Frenchman has now unexpectedly suffered the bottom (only the fourteenth time) and concluded seventh despite being perfect shooting. At least twenty-six the Catalan did better than Emil Hegle Svendsen, ninth with a target missed, rosicchiandogli some point in the overall standings of the World Cup.
In fact, the twenty-nine Norwegian remains yellow bib with 176 points, but the transalpine & egrave; brought to 156 to 148 with Fak third, Schempp fourth at 138 and Moravec fifth at 135.
Friday & Igrave; black men for the Italian team. Dominik Windisch (2 + 2), fifty-ninth, & egrave; the 'only qualified for the' pursuit of Sunday. Lukas Hofer (2 + 2) concluded sixty-sixth, Thomas Bormolini (2 + 0) sixty-seventh and Christian Martinelli (2 + 1) eighty-sixth.
Among those who have lived a bad day even Ole Einar Bj & oslash; rndalen (2 + 1), fortieth, Michal Å lesingr (0 + 2) and forty-Fredrik Lindstr & ouml; m (1 + 3) forty-seventh.
Hochfilzen - SPRINT MASCHILE1. B & Ø Johannes Thingnes [NOR] (0 + 0) 24''34 "92. SCHEMPP Simon [GER] (0 + 0) to 14" 33. Andreas Birnbacher [GER] (0 + 0) to 17 "94. Landertinger Dominik [AUT] (0 + 0) to 22" 55. FAK Jakov [SLO] (1 + 0) to 22 "96. B & Ø Tarjei [NOR] (0 + 0) to 26" 77. FOURCADE Martin [FRA] (1 + 0) 27 "88. Malyshko Dmitry [RUS] (0 + 0) to 29" 29. SVENDSEN Emil Hegle [NOR] (0 + 1) 30 "910. MORAVEC Ondrej [CZE] (1 + 0) to 34" 0
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As for the schedule, tomorrow & egrave; provided a relay race starting at 14:30. The 'tracking andr & agrave; instead on stage, always at 14.30, on Sunday.
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BOE Johannes Thingnes
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BIRNBACHER Andreas
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