Oslo World Cup 2016 - Presentation Sprint Female [With Start List]

The second race of the World Cup program in Oslo & egrave; the women's sprint. The biathletes will compete starting at 14:30 on Saturday, March 5.

Friday 4 March 2016 4 minutes reading time

HISTORY MONDIALIIl 5 March 2016 assigning the twenty-sixth world title in the women's sprint format that with regard to the fairer sex has always been part of the World Championship event program, which opened to women since 1984. It should be noted as initially mileage was different from now. In fact, in the beginning the girls were confronted about 5 km, then raised to the current 7.5 starting from & rsquo; Winter 1988 - '' 89. From 1984 to 2015 there are 19 different world champions, belonging to 7 different countries. Among them the most & ugrave; winning absolute & egrave; Magdalena Neuner, the only biathlete can win the 'world championship gold to 3 times (2007, 2011, 2012). German & egrave; however, it managed to win two consecutive editions, Company made earlier also by the Norwegian Anne Elvebakk (1989, 1990) and the Russian Olga Romasko (1996, 1997). On the subject of nations commands Germany with 9 statements. Followed by Norway to share 6. The defunct Soviet Union and France have imposed three times, while Russia won on 2 occasions. Single success for Canada and Ukraine. Are two women in activities & agrave; to claim a world title in the sprint. It is Pidhrushna Olena (2013) and Marie Dorin Habert (2015). In addition to the two world champions, among the upcoming stars of Oslo we find three other girls are able to get on the podium in a sprint World Cup: Kaisa M & Ã¤ k Ã¤; r & auml; inen (silver in 2011), Weronika Nowakowska (silver in 2015) and Valj Semerenko (bronze in 2015). The 'Italy does not & egrave; He never went to medal. The best result ever in a World Championship sprint & egrave; 6 & deg; Instead of Michela Ponza in Anterselva 2007. & Nbsp; 2015-2016 SEASON & Nbsp; & Nbsp; AS '' THE WORLD Kontiolahti 20151. DORIN HABERT Marie [FRA] (0 + 1) 22''16 "82. Weronika Nowakowska [POL] (0 + 0) 9" 63. Semerenko Valj [UKR] (0 + 1) 19 "74. DAHLMEIER Laura [GER] (1 + 2) in 29" 15. Guzik-Krystyna Palka [POL] (0 + 1) 39 "76. Shumilova Ekaterina [RUS] (1 + 1) 48" 87. GWIZDON Magdalena [POL] (2 + 0) 51 "88. MALI Andreja [SLO] (1 + 1) to 1''01" 99. Olga Abramova [UKR] (1 + 1) to 1''03 "010. HILDEBRAND Franziska [GER] (1 + 1) to 1''09" 8 Click here to read the race report START LIST FOR NATION DIVIDED CLICK HERE TO START THE LIST IN ORDER OF CHEST

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