Tora Berger will become the most successful ever in Ruhpolding? [Presentation Female]

Tora Berger diventerà la più vincente di sempre a Ruhpolding? [Presentazione Femminile]
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Tora Berger will become the most successful ever in Ruhpolding? [Presentation Female]

From 8 to 12 January will be staged in Ruhpolding, Germany, the fifth leg of the World Cup in 2013 - '14. In this study, the event will be presented only with regard to the female sector. For the presentation of male competition can be found at THIS LINK

Ruhpolding can be defined as the first of two "Big Classic" biathlon. In fact, the plant Bavarian organized competitions of the maximum circuit in all seasons with the exception of 1992'' - 93''. Compared to the men's, women competed for the world championship medals in the Chiemgau Arena only 2 times (1996 and 2012). In fact, in 1979 the World Championships were exclusively male, while in 1985 the demonstrations were separated and the female was held in Egg am Etzel, Switzerland. Should be noted that only during the World has not competed in January, a historic place for the appointment. So far in Ruhpolding women's races were sailed 55 individual first-level (11 twenty kilometers, 26 sprint, 12 chases, 6 mass start), six with iridescent value. There are 32 athletes with at least one win. They are beating the Norwegian dance as have 5 hits apiece Liv Grete Poiréee Tora Berger. The latter will then have the opportunity to become solitary woman with multiple statements on the snow in Bavaria. In addition to Berger, there are four other athletes in activities with victories in Ruhpolding. It is Svetlana Sleptsova, Olga Zaitseva, Darya Domracheva and Miriam Gossner, all impostesi occasion. There are thirteen different flags have flown to the top step in Ruhpolding. Command Norway with 12 statements, followed by Germany at 10. Third position for Russia to 8. They are then Sweden (7), France (4) Soviet Union (3), Bulgaria (3) Belarus (3), Ukraine (2) Czechoslovakia (1) Canada (1), Commonwealth of Independent States (1) and Italy (1). Although the races are 55, success on the accredited 56. This is because in the sprint in January 2005 there was a tie between a win and Svetlana Olga Medvedtseva Tchernousova. Italy in Ruhpolding has three podiums, all signed by Nathalie Santer, second in the sprint in 1994, third in the individual sprint in 1995 and winner of the 2000. It is precisely this success is still the latest in a blue at the World Cup biathlon women. PERSONAL - THE RACE OF EMMANUELLE CLARETQuella 11 January 2014 will be the twelfth individual on the snows of Ruhpolding, but only the third of the last fifteen years. In fact, in the original format Bavaria has never found a place from 1998 to 2010. Not surprisingly, only two athletes currently in business can boast a success in the 15 km. It is, however, of two veterans who could hang the rifle on a nail at the end of the season, or Olga Zaitseva (winner in 2011) and Tora Berger (2012). Altogether there are nine different winners, and only two women have been able to repeat a statement''. This is the Soviet Golovina Elena (1990 and 1991) and the French Emmanuelle Claret (1994 and gold iridescent 1996). The Alps, untimely death last May due to a fulminant leukemia, had a very close relationship with the individual'' because of Ruhpolding in this format and this site has collected two of the three wins of his career. Great balance for the item successes nations. Soviet Union, Germany, France and Norway collect 2 wins apiece, while Bulgaria, Belarus and Russia have won 1. In terms of absolute primatiste the podiums are the Soviet Elena Golovina and Belarus Svetlana Paramyguina, accredited placed 3 in the top-three in the head. In addition to Berger and Zaitseva are only two athletes in activities to have a podium: Andrea Henkel and Marie Laure Brunet. CHASE - THE TRIO OF LIV GRETE Poirée Among the fans has made quite a stir in the fact of seeing a chase positioned after an individual and not as usual after a sprint. It should be noted that the gaps will be starting halved compared with those accumulated in the 15 km. In fact it is a fact already happened, albeit very rarely, in the history of the World Cup, especially between the late 90s and early twenty-first century. That on January 12, 2014 will be the thirteenth tracking the snows of Ruhpolding format in which Liv Grete Poirée is undisputed ruler. The Norwegian is not only the'' only athlete to have won more than once, but he did it in 3 different occasions (2002, 2004, 2006). Among women in business have risen to the top step only Tora Berger (2011) and Darya Domracheva (2012). Under the heading countries, Norway is obviously the undisputed leader with 5 victories. Germany has imposed 2-fold, while they got a'' statement Ukraine, Sweden, Bulgaria, Russia, Belarus. Liv Grete also leads the ranking of podiums but where is flanked by Magdalena Forsberg. The two Scandinavian have placed 4 times in the head in the top-three. Following Germany's Kati Wilhelm 3, which holds a very special record: he has finished second three consecutive pursuits (2006, 2008, 2009). Among the athletes made the podium in activity even without winning the Finnish Kaisa Mäkäräinen (2), Germany's Andrea Henkel (1) and Russian Olga Vilukhina (1).
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