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Russian wins by posting the 'last Pursuit dell''anno allowing Martin Fourcade to stretch to 21 the number of podiums in the season and sees the finish line Hofer and Windisch in the first 15 and tomorrow in the race in the Mass Start.
Saturday 18 March 2017 6 minutes reading time
Anton Shipulin said his law twice in the afternoon on the Holmenkollen hill: in the first three rounds is absolutely dominant error free shooting and skiing fast enough to get to the first standing session with almost half a minute ahead of a pack of pursuers absolute level consists of Johannes Thingnes Boe and Martin Fourcade with 'another Russian Evgeniy Garanichev. The 'error to shoot puts the three main players on an equal footing on the floor of the penalties to fight over the victory in a race on the two laps and 5 shots standing. And this race in the race was won by the Russian, the 'only one to come out unscathed from the polygon to a nell''ultimo walkway around his tenth career win, the fifth in a Pursuit.
Where last year the French had to bow to Johannes Boe nell''ultimo tour of the Mass Start at World Championships, Martin Fourcade takes his revenge with a sharp attack sull''ultima hitting obstacles that leaves no hope. The French took second place, and twenty-first podium in the season, at 6/2 to Shipulin and with 16 seconds advantage, done in less than a kilometer, the Norwegian, all''ottavo podium of the season.
And '' fourth, the best result ever in the format, the Swede Fredrik Lindstroem, second in today's race segment with its path without error allowing him to move up from fifteenth position. On the subject of comebacks is excellent race Lukas Hofer: with the fastest time on skis and a margin of at least twenty seconds over his rivals, the twenty-seven blue pays only two mistakes standing, one per polygon, and climbs over sixteen opponents managed to burn on wire, although starting from the awkward position of leader, a group made up of the Austrian Julian Eberhard and Simon Eder (with whom he lived the race since the second round) and Czech Ondrej Moravec. Hofer for fifth place that guarantees the qualification to the final Mass Start and represents the second best performance dell''anno after the fourth place in the Sprint of Oberhof.
I'm twenty-five positions retrieved by Dominik Windisch, fifth in the contract segment, with only one penalty in the second session on the ground that the hoist until the final fifteenth place. And '' forty Thomas Bormolini (1 + 1 + 1 + 0) to 3''50 "8 by the winner.
In the final standings of the specialty World Cup, already mathematically won by Martin Fourcade, French closes with 502 points. One hundred and ten ahead of Anton Shipulin (392) and 204 on the German Arnd Peiffer, twenty-sixth day. Dominik Windisch is ninth at an altitude of 200, Lukas Hofer twenty (166).
OSLO - CHASING MALE
1. Anton Shipulin [RUS] (0 + 0 + 1 + 0) on 32.11.92. FOURCADE Martin [FRA] (1 + 0 + 0 + 1) at 5.73. BOE Johannes Thingnes [NOR] (1 + 0 + 0 + 1) at 21.64. Fredrik Lindstroem [SWE] (0 + 0 + 0 + 0) at 44.75. HOFER Lukas [ENG] (0 + 0 + 1 + 1) to 55.56. EBERHARD Julian [AUT] (1 + 0 + 1 + 1) to 55.67. EDER Simon [AUT] (1 + 0 + 1 + 1) to 56.18. MORAVEC Ondrej [CZE] (1 + 0 + 0 + 1) at 57.39. GARANICHEV Evgeniy [RUS] (0 + 0 + 2 + 1) in 1.03.710. RASTROGUJEVS Andrejs [LAT] (0 + 1 + 1 + 1) in 1.19.9
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Shipulin its tenth victory in nell''Inseguimento career Oslo
Saturday 18 March 2017
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