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First day of competitions and first medal for the blue colors at the Nordic World Ski Championships in progress in Seefeld. At the end of an exciting head to head Federico Pellegrino came in second place behind an extraordinary Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo.
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The valdostano world champion in office, he tried in any way to put the opponent in trouble at first with an attack on the last climb and then throwing the final sprint first. The action of Pellegrino has put a strain on all the other competitors except for the talented Norwegian who in the last fifty meters has put the "turbo" surpassing the 'blue and grabbing the first world title of his career.
Third position for the Russian Gleb Retivykh who preceded the Frenchman Richard Jouve and the other Norwegian Emil Iversen. The late Lucas Chanavat transalpine player was a great protagonist in the first phase of the final.
Among the women is the Norwegian Maiken Caspersen Falla before the Swedish Stina Nilsson and compatriot Mari Eide.
Soon the full report with all the rankings and results of the other blue
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Federico Pellegrino silver behind Klaebo in the sprint of the World Championships in Seefeld
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