Triumph record for Johannes B in Presque Isle, and milestone for Norway in sprint

The men's sprint of Presque Isle has seen him fall, after almost three decades, a long-standing record of precocit & agrave ;. Johannes Thingnes B Ã¸ & Egrave; in fact, it becomes the most & ugrave; young athlete in the history of the World Cup to reach double figures in terms of success.

Thursday 11 February 2016 7 minutes reading time

The Norwegian did not leave room for opponents finding with rapidity & agrave; zero to shoot in a day when he realized the second time in the bottom part where the 'only one able to do better than he did wrong. Scandinavian has consequently won a landslide victory, the tenth of his career, all''et & agrave; of 22 years and 271 days it became accordingly biathlete pi & ugrave; early all-time to reach that milestone. Previously, the only Frank-Peter Roetsch had managed to touch the double digit before their twenty-third birthday, however the German impieg memorize options exactly thirty days in pi & ugrave;. & nbsp; Is not serious; the 'unique milestone born from sprint because & eacute; Norway can memorize options celebrate the 'statement number 100 in this format where you & egrave; imposed for the first time January 14, 1978 with Sigleif Johansen. & nbsp; The 'only one capable of beating the young B Ã¸ skiing & egrave; was, of course, Martin Fourcade. The Frenchman has to memorize options missed the penultimate target and at the finish line you & egrave; came in at third place, beaten by 28 "9. The Catalan therefore would not win even with a double clean session Because & eacute; shot & much more ugrave; slowly than the Norwegian. Between the two is & egrave; tucked Anton Shipulin who, despite being found free from penalty & agrave ;, paid 27 "9 to the winner. The Russian, however, share touches 30 podiums in his career and leads to only two lengths from the former Soviet Galaxy record, held by Vladimir Dratchev 32 (albeit divided between the USSR, Russia and Belarus). Fourth place for a bright Erik Lesser that, relying on its accuracy, & egrave; He managed to precede the surprise of the day Serafin Wiestner. The twenty-five Helvetic, before you ever entered today in the best twenty positions, signed the best result of his career despite a mistake on a day in which the Swiss had in all probability & agrave; superlative materials. Not surprisingly, the sixth coin & egrave; been the preserve of Benjamin Weger, author of a test as compared to that of the less quoted countryman. Tarjei B Ã¸ He did not steal the 'eye and & egrave; back in action with an eighth place, also beaten by the Latvian Andrejs Rastorgujevs. Among the big package because yet another calamity for Simon Schempp, while the absences of several Svendsen Bj Ã¸ rndalen and Garanichev were scheduled. In Italy the best house & egrave; was Lukas Hofer, author of his best seasonal performance on skis (the fifth time overall), but weighed down by three penalty & agrave; because of which not & egrave; gone beyond the twenty-second place. A similar Dominik Windisch, thirty-fourth, although he had to travel four times the 'ominous anello.Christian De Lorenzi (1 + 1) has just finished outside the points (forty), while Thomas Bormolini (2 + 0) snatched the all''inseguimento qualifying for the skin of our teeth. Fourcade & egrave; firmly in command of the overall standings of the World Cup with 857 points. Shipulin consolidates its second place with 646, while Tarjei B Ã¸ back third at 584. Schempp, stopped at 551, slipped to fourth and Eder - Today eleventh - raise it in fifth place with 521. With only two sprints remaining, Fourcade & egrave; increasingly & ugrave; near the specialty & agrave Cup; having been brought to 318 points. Chases Shipulin to 251 with Tarjei B Ã¸ and Schempp to 228. Today, at 18.40, take & agrave; off the women's sprint. The tornernno men on track tomorrow for the 'chase starting from 17.30. PRESQUE ISLE - SPRINT MASCHILE1. B & Ã˜ Johannes Thingnes [NOR] (0 + 0) 24''38 "82. Anton Shipulin [RUS] (0 + 0) 27" 93. FOURCADE Martin [FRA] (0 + 1) to 28 "94. LESSER Erik [GER] (0 + 0) 45" 95. Wiestner Serafin [ON] (0 + 1) 50 "36. WEGER Benjamin [ON] (0 + 1) to 52" 57. RASTORGUJEVS Andrejs [LAT] (0 + 1) to 54 "08. B & Ã˜ Tarjei [NOR] (0 + 1) to 58" 99. PEIFFER Arnd [GER] (0 + 1) to 1''06 "410. BJ & Ã˜ NTEGAARD â€‹â€‹Erlend [NOR] (0 + 1) to 1''07" 1 Click here for the full results.

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