Ole Einar Bjrndalen beyond all limits. Triumphs in the 20 km of stersund!

There are more & ugrave; adjectives to describe Ole Einar Bj Ã¸ rndalen. The pi & ugrave; great biathlete of all time added to his already un''altra page & agrave; ending the record books of imposing nell''individuale & Ã–land; stersund, opening race of the World Cup in 2015 - '' 16.

Wednesday 2 December 2015 8 minutes reading time

The Norwegian, 41 years and 309 days, took victory number 95 of his career in biathlon - the 96 & deg; taking into account also the FIS Cross-Country World Cup - finding the shoot-out at the shooting range in a format in which the precision has the highest specific weight. In particular the Scandinavian & egrave; It did very well to manage perfectly the 'last polygon, which has passed a moment of difficulty & agrave; between the third and fourth target. The figure pi & ugrave; interesting concerns for & ograve; his step in the fund. The veteran has certainly kept an impressive pace, proving yet competitive and sweeping away all the clouds addensatesi on his athletic condition during the 'summer, when he had to stop training for a long time because of un''infezione viral. Obviously Bj Ã¸ rndalen improves the distinction of winning more & ugrave; old in the history of the World Cup and, to make matters worse, Peter reaches Angerer, Martin Fourcade and Emil Hegle Svendsen tops the list of most athletes & ugrave; Winning in the format of 20 km. Piazza d''honor for Simon Schempp, who & egrave; had to bow to the winner for 27 "1. The German confirmed to be in a state of great shape, but paid dearly for a missed target in the third polygon. However his candidacy for the conquest of the crystal ball reveals concrete . The podium & egrave; was completed by reviving Alexey Volkov, he returned to the best of its possibilities & agrave; after a winter influenced by an injury summer. How Bj Ã¸ rndalen the twenty-seven Russian found the shoot-out and closed at 38 "2 behind the winner claiming his talent on the pitch in the type of race to him more & ugrave; favorable. Fourth place ex aequo, albeit at a safe distance from the top-three, to Emil Hegle Svendsen and Quentin Fillon Maillet. Both were burdened by a double penalty payment agrave ;, but would need "zero" for the podium. Norway appears in recovery after repeated ailments Novembrini, while French testified that a true talent in which to invest. & Nbsp; About France, Martin Fourcade & egrave; It was literally devastating skiing but not tight & egrave; He went beyond the twenty-first position due to five errors (three shooting final). Regardless dall''odierna poor performance on trans itself as the favorite for the sprint on Saturday. The surname Fourcade & egrave; still present in the top ten thanks to his brother Simon, sixth, which preceded the always solid Austrian Simon Eder and Dominik Landertinger. Good test for the second lines Norwegian Lars Helge Birkeland and Henrik The 'Abee-Lund, ninth and eleventh respectively, which showed that the choice of the technical staff to select them in advance of the tests Sjusj Ã¸ en had foundation. Between the two Scandinavian & egrave; put the 'Ukrainian Sergey Semenov, holder of the Crystal Ball specialty & agrave ;. In addition to Martin Fourcade the list of losers includes Anton Shipulin, sixteenth with three errors, inaccurate brothers B Ã¸ (Johannes nineteenth, twenty-second Tarjei), the foul Evgeny Garanichev (thirty-first), the Czech team as a whole and especially a Jakov Fak unrecognizable burdened with seven penalty payment agrave ;. The 'Italian, without Lukas Hofer, has rendered an insipid. Dominik Windisch (0 + 2 + 0 + 2) & egrave; was the 'only one to get into the points, finishing 34 & deg ;. Just outside the forty Christian De Lorenzi (1 + 1 + 0 + 1), forty, while Thomas Bormolini (1 + 1 + 2 + 1) concluded in the rear. Tomorrow, always starting at 17:15, is disputer & agrave; the 'women's individual. The men will be back on track at 12.30 on Saturday with the sprint. & Ã–land; stersund - INDIVIDUAL MASCHILE1. BJ & Ã˜ RNDALEN Ole Einar [NOR] (0 + 0 + 0 + 0) 50''14 "52. Simon SCHEMPP [GER] (0 + 0 + 1 + 0) 27" 13. Alexey Volkov [RUS] (0 + 0 + 0 + 0) 38 "24. SVENDSEN Emil Hegle [NOR] (0 + 0 + 2 + 0) to 1''44" 04. FILLON MAILLET Quentin [FRA] (1 + 0 + 1 + 0) to 1''44 "06. FOURCADE Simon [FRA] (1 + 0 + 0 + 1) to 2''04" 47. EDER Simon [AUT] (0 + 1 + 0 + 1) to 2''07 "88. Dominik Landertinger [AUT] (0 + 0 + 0 + 2) to 2''14" 69. BIRKELAND Lars Helge [NOR] (0 + 1 + 1 + 0) to 2''14 "910. SEMENOV Sergey [UKR] (0 + 0 + 2 + 0) to 2''20" 6Clicca here for full results

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