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A fraction of skiing in quiet solitude brings to Germany the expected medal 'gold in the Team Event with Bjoern Kircheisen, the first world title of his career after 14 podiums including Olympic and world championship exhibitions, Eric Frenzel, Fabian Riessle and Johannes Rydzek leading to milestone that same forty seconds ahead of closest rival who had at the start of the race.
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It lasts just over a fraction and a half the struggle for the 'Silver medal: in the first five kilometers Magnus Moan in dell''austriaco Bernhard Gruber company reaches French Laurent Mühlethaler and Japanese Hideaki Nagai then to take the baton in the medal mission Mikko is Kosklien who begins his attack at the end of the first lap. While yields almost immediately Maxime Laheurte, Mario Seidl and Yoshito Watabe hold for a few more kilometers the 'shock but halfway Austria and Japan race already find themselves paying Norway 25/2, a detachment that Magnus Krog and Joergen Graabck administer in a silver catwalk to the finish where they close at 41.7 from Germany.
To keep on until the end of the 'attention is the fight for the third step of the podium in two thousand five hundred meters from the arrival sees five teams fighting unexpectedly.
Austria signed Paul Gerstgraser and Japan Akito Watabe are studied in the first part's Last hamlet a little '' too giving the return to the French Antoine Gerard and unexpected Finland and Italy driven by an exceptional third quarter of Ilkka Herola and Alessandro Pittin that started at 38 seconds from the third position (to be precise to 46 for the 'blue) halved the gap and bring about France; the rest do Hannu Manninen and Antoine Gerard dragging Samuel Costa all''aggancio until mid dell''ultimo around. The dispute is resolved dall''ultimo decisive Paul Gerstgraser attack leading all''Austria the Bronze medal after jumping segment seemed to fade away; fourth place for Akito Watabe, Finland fifth, sixth the 'Italian encasing the satisfaction of the best team performance in the Fund which inflicts 23/2 to Norway second but with a little' 'of regret for that missing ten seconds in the segment of jump.
LAHTI - NH TEAM GUNDERSEN
1. GERMANY (Kircheisen, Frenzel, Riessle, Rydzek) on 45.57.32. NORWAY (Moan, Kosklien, Krog, Graabak) at 41.73. AUSTRIA (Gruber, Seidl, Orter, Gerstgraser) to 3.1.74. JAPAN (Nagai Watanabe, Y.Watabe, A.Watabe) in 1:06:05. FINLAND (Mutru, Hirvonen, Herola, Manninen) to 1.17.76. ITALY (Bauer, Runggaldier, Pittin Coast) in 1:18:27. FRANCE (Mühlethaler, Laheurte, Braud, Gerard) to 1.19.5
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