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At 12:45 the start, with the Norwegian in front of everyone and a good margin on the pursuers. The blue will have to come back from the rear. For Italy there will also be Irene Lardschneider, who is aiming for entry into the points area.
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Tirill Eckhoff will hunt for the fifth seasonal success and the second consecutive Sprint-Pursuit brace. The advantage over her pursuers is a complete error: Hanna Oeberg starts half a minute late, while Lisa Theresa Hauser and Julia Simon pay 40 "and 44" respectively. Just under a minute the gap of Mars Roeiseland, who will attempt the comeback to defend the yellow bib as the leader of the general classification of the World Cup. With high bibs there will be Elvira Oeberg (24) and Dzinara Alimbekava (37).
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Two blue in the race: Dorothea Wierer (31) has to recover 1’52 "on the tread, but the top 10 is" only "about forty seconds away. He starts with bib 45 Irene Lardschneider (+2’28 "), who yesterday touched the points zone. There will be no Lisa Vittozzi, 89th in yesterday’s Sprint, who did not qualify for the Pursuit. The sappadina will therefore have a rest session in view of tomorrow's mixed relay.
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