Biathlon - World Cup Hochfilzen 2017
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At 14:30 pm on Thursday, February 16 will kick off the 'men's individual, the seventh note of the biathlon World Cup 2017 to be held in Hochfilzen. Let's see what are the athletes in the race.
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A total of 103.
Are 33 nations represented.
What are the most significant news?
Primarily Russia's decision not to deploy "the stone of the scandal" Alexander Loginov, who is evidently was preferred Evgeny Garanichev.
No surprise in France, Norway, Germany, Austria, Czech Republic and Italy who present with its leading men.
However, it is interesting to note the different strategies of each nation also in tomorrow's competition. French and Italian are betting on lower pecs, the Norwegians on those high, while the Germans, Russians and Austrians dilute athletes.
The first Italian Dominik Windisch will be starting at 14:46. Follow Lukas Hofer at 14:46 (thirty seconds). Joseph Montello begin his labor at 15:08 and at 15:24 Thomas Bormolini.
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