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It starts at 14:45 with Johannes Boe in front of many Norwegians, but among them there is Lukas Hofer who sees the podium close. Five blues at the start: everyone can aim for entry into the points area.
Saturday 9 January 2021 2 minutes reading time
After dispelling the taboo of the 50th victory in top level competitions Johannes Boe does not want to stop and in today's Pursuit he will be hunting for the third success of the season. The condition on the skis seemed to be improving compared to the start of the World Cup, but his teammates do not seem to be outdone. The leader of the general classification will start with 11 ”of margin on his brother Tarjei and 22” on Laegreid.
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Then there will be Lukas Hofer who, after an exceptional performance in yesterday's Sprint, will try to get on the podium today. The blue will have 32 "to recover and will precede Johannes Dale and Martin Ponsiluoma. Five blues in the race, all with the aim of getting into the points. Thomas Bormolini (26) and Dominik Windisch (31) will try to climb some positions, as well as the two young players of the team: Tommaso Giacomel (43) and Didier Bionaz (55).
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Men 12.5 km Pursuit Competition
LAEGREID Sturla Holm
DALE-SKJEVDAL Johannes
BOE Johannes Thingnes
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