Un Martin Fourcade chirurgico vince l'individuale di Oslo. Trionfo della classe 1988

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A surgical Martin Fourcade wins the 'individual Oslo. Triumph of class 1988

Nell''individuale male Oslo Martin Fourcade granted un''ulteriore demonstration of what & egrave; his pi & ugrave; great talent, or the ability & agrave; manage at will their shooting sessions deciding, depending on the case, whether to shoot quickly or if slow down for the sake of accuracy.

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Since the race format, French today has obviously chosen the path dell''accuratezza, taking all the time necessary to hit the targets, covering intgralmente and finding the 'nth shoot-out of season. Besides being perfect at the shooting range, Catalan has also made the second half of the day in the bottom, back cos & Igrave; to success after a month of fasting. Piazza d''honor for Evgeny Garanichev, which & egrave; succeeded for the first time in his career to close a race without mistakes on four polygons. The Russian & egrave; was beaten by 14 "2, but it should be remarked as he has sold 40" on skis tight, thus recovering ground in the rapidity & agrave; execution. The 'athlete based in Tyumen confirmation of being wonderfully in Oslo (where he collected 6 of 12 podiums so far), and most of all is an early birthday (tomorrow compir & agrave; 27 years). Third position for Serhiy Semenov, who has found all''improvviso precision lost in December. Considering sprint and pursuit of Nove Mesto the 'Ukrainian has strung together a sequence of ten consecutive clean polygons. So the podium & egrave; was monopolized by the class 1988 is increasingly & ugrave; alongside the 1974 and 1967 among the pi & ugrave; noble and rich in quality & agrave; in the history of the men's biathlon. However, in the current season all races have had on the podium at least a biathlete born in 1988. Fourth place for the 'only man able to do better than Fourcade skiing tight. Jakov Fak is confirmed in great form, but had to give up the top-three because of two shooting errors. Something similar to Anton Shipulin, returned to be very powerful. The Russian missed twice and finished seventh, behind even dell''elvetico Benjamin Weger, fifth, and Johannes Thingnes B & oslash ;, sixth, which saves the budget of a sick orphan Norway Emil Hegle Svendsen and Tarjei B & oslash; , as well as Ole Einar Bj & oslash; rndalen, during loading to the World Cup. & nbsp; Defeated the day Simon Schempp, who sees interrupted sequence consencutivi 6 placings in the top-two. The German now missed three times and not & egrave; went beyond the twenty-seventh, giving cos & Igrave; precious ground in the race for the Crystal Ball. Mention 'honor for Vladimir Chepelin, anch''egli class 1988. The Belarusian & egrave; surprisingly long been in contention for the podium, but two errors on the top polygon relegated him in nineteenth position. For the 'Italian men get un''altra performance arid. Dominik Windisch (2 + 1 + 0 + 0) & egrave; the 'only one to finish in the points, having placed 36 & deg ;. Christian De Lorenzi (0 + 2 + 0 + 0) closed 45 & deg ;, while Lukas Hofer (1 + 3 + 0 + 0) while finishing 50 & deg; showed signs of life on skis tight (twelfth time). Thomas Bormolini (2 + 1 + 0 + 1) is & egrave; placed 67 & deg ;. In the overall standings of the World Cup Martin Fourcade back to earn on his pursuers. The francse you & egrave; brought to 723 points, with Schempp slipped to 671. Shipulin & egrave; third with 636, while Fak & egrave; fourth with 626. & nbsp; In the ranking of specialty & agrave; dell''individuale the red bib passes on the shoulders of Serhiy Semenov, only athlete who has been on the podium both twenty kilometers disputed. The 'Ukrainian boasts 102 points against 82 of Michal Å lesingr, Evgeny Garanichev 80, 75 and 72 of Erik Lesser of Johannes Thingnes B & oslash ;. OSLO - INDIVIDUAL MASCHILE1. FOURCADE Martin [FRA] (0 + 0 + 0 + 0) 51''26 "82. GARANICHEV Evgeny [RUS] (0 + 0 + 0 + 0) to 14" 23. SEMENOV Serhiy [UKR] (0 + 0 + 0 + 0) to 48 "84. FAK Jakov [SLO] (0 + 1 + 0 + 1) to 1''36" 6 5. WEGER Benjamin [ON] (0+ 0 + 0 + 0) to 1''47 "56. B & Ã˜ Johannes Thingnes [NOR] (0 + 0 + 1 + 0) to 1''55" 7 7. Anton Shipulin [RUS] (0 + 0 + 2 +0) to 1''59 "48. SLESINGR Michal [CZE] (0 + 0 + 1 + 0) to 2''10" 89. LESSER Erik [GER] (0 + 1 + 0 + 0) to 2''11 "710. Maxim Tsvetkov [RUS] (0 + 0 + 0 + 0) to 2''20" 7Click here for full results. As for the schedule, tomorrow a day of rest. Saturday will be played the sprint. The female at 11.15, while the men will compete from 14.15.

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