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With the conclusion of the World Falun, the FIS has updated the & nbsp; & nbsp contingent; that each nation potr & agrave; deploy for the fourth and final period of the World Cup. In this article we propose those of the male sector, click here for the female ones, while on assignment criteria of each share & nbsp; please refer to this link. & Nbsp;
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It should be noted that, compared to previous periods, for the final races of the World Cup, have the right input not only the leaders, but the first three of each of the nine existing Continental Cup to March 2. As for the second period, even today recurs l & rsquo; inconsistency of Regulation reported at this link, because as you can & ograve; seen from the list of qualified athletes (click here to open the pdf Journal), regarding the Opa Cup third qualified & egrave; Paul Goalabre and Claudio M & uuml; ller (click here for the ranking of Opa Cup to March 2).
Taking therefore good for shares published & nbsp; & nbsp officially, by FIS, bench & eacute; inconsistent with the rules, here are the & nbsp; & nbsp male contingent, of each nation for the & nbsp; the fourth and final period & nbsp; World Cup 2014-15.
NORWAY 12 Distance (6 + 2 Group Red + Martin Johnsrud Sundby + Hans Christer Holund + Mathias Rundgreen + Sindre Bj & oslash; rnestad Skar) 13 Sprint (6 + 2 Group Red + Martin Johnsrud Sundby + Ola Vigen Hattestad + Hans Christer Holund + Mathias Rundgreen + Sindre Bj & oslash; rnestad Skar) Multistage 13 (9 + Martin Johnsrud Sundby Hans Christer Holund + + + Mathias Rundgreen Sindre Bj & oslash; rnestad Skar)
SWEDEN 6 Sprint Distance 6 9 Multistage
RUSSIA Distance 9 (6 + Andrey Parfenov Konstantin Glavatskikh + + Alexander Utkin) Sprint 9 (6 + Andrey Parfenov Konstantin Glavatskikh + + Alexander Utkin) Multistage 12 (9 + + Andrey Parfenov Konstantin Glavatskikh + Alexander Utkin)
GERMANY 8 Distance (6 + + Markus Weeger Alexander Wolz) 6 Sprint (4 + + Markus Weeger Alexander Wolz) Multistage 10 (8 + + Markus Weeger Alexander Wolz)
FINLAND 4 Distance 6 7 Sprint Multistage
FRANCE 7 Distance & nbsp; (6 + Paul Goalabre) 6 Sprint & nbsp; (5 + Paul Goalabre) Multistage 9 (8 + Paul Goalabre)
SWITZERLAND 5 Distance 6 Sprint 8 Multistage
ITALY 5 7 5 Sprint Distance Multistage
UNITED STATES 6 Distance (4 + Kris Freeman + Dakota Blackhorse-Von Jess) 5 Sprint (3 + Kris Freeman + Dakota Blackhorse-Von Jess) Multistage 7 (5 + Kris Freeman + Dakota Blackhorse-Von Jess)
CZECH REPUBLIC 5 Distance & nbsp; (4 + Jacob Tony Kordac) 5 Sprint (4 + Jacob Tony Kordac) Multistage 7 (6 + Jacob Tony Kordac)
POLAND 5 Distance (3 + Mateusz Chowaniak + Pawel Klisz) 5 Sprint (3 + Mateusz Chowaniak + Pawel Klisz) Multistage 6 (4 + Mateusz Chowaniak + Pawel Klisz)
AUSTRIA 3 3 Sprint Distance 4 Multistage
CANADA 7 Distance (4 + Michael Somppi + Kevin Sandau + Andy Shields) 6 Sprint (3 + Michael Somppi + Kevin Sandau + Andy Shields) Multistage 8 (5 + Michael Somppi + Kevin Sandau + Andy Shields)
JAPAN 6 Distance (3 + Kaichi Naruse + Nobihito Kashiwabara + Takatsugu Uda) 6 Sprint (3 + Kaichi Naruse + Nobihito Kashiwabara + Takatsugu Uda) Multistage 7 (4 + Kaichi Naruse + Nobihito Kashiwabara + Takatsugu Uda)
KAZAKHSTAN Distance 3 4 5 Sprint Multistage
ESTONIA Distance 3 4 5 Sprint Multistage
SLOVAKIA 3 Sprint Distance 2 4 Multistage
GREAT BRITAIN 3 Sprint Distance 3 4 Multistage
CHINA 2 3 Sprint Distance 3 Multistage
BELARUS 4 Sprint Distance 2 5 Multistage
ROMANIA Distance 4 (3 + Paul Constantin Pepene) Sprint 3 (2 + Paul Constantin Pepene) Multistage 5 (4 + Paul Constantin Pepene)
BULGARIA Sprint Distance 2 3 4 Multistage
AUSTRALIA 3 Distance (2 + Phillip Bellingham) 3 Sprint (2 + Phillip Bellingham) Multistage 4 (3 + Phillip Bellingham)
ALL OTHER NATIONS 2 Sprint Distance 2 3 Multistage
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