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Norway dominant in the opening stage, although the Russian mockery Klaebo. Tomorrow the sprints with Pellegrino on the assault.
Saturday 28 December 2019 2 minutes reading time
Therese Johaug, of course, and Sergey Ustiugov open the 2019/2020 Tour de Ski, with their respective successes in the Lenzerheide mass start.
On the 10 km of the women's race, the Norwegian queen outperforms the competition, concluding smoothly with 12 seconds on her compatriot Heidi Weng, who burns Ebba Andersson, a great third on the return just in front of another highly anticipated woman, namely Oestberg capable of placing fourth in front of the other Norwegian (4 in 5) Jacobsen. For Italy, a good Anna Comarella points, at the end of the 27th.
The men's race was decidedly open, with the Russian duo taking down the Norwegian army (7 in the top 10). Ustiugov got the better of the grand finale, preceding Klaebo by 4 seconds, who burned Bolshunov at the photo finish, while Iversen, Nyenget and Dario Cologna followed in the three positions under the podium.
Blues really far away, with Zelger who is the best (36th) but without points, while Federico Pellegrino (50th) is already thinking about tomorrow's sprint, his first real goal in this Tour de Ski.
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Johaug and Ustiugov open the Tour de Ski dominating the masses of Lenzerheide, distant blues
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Johaug and Ustiugov open the Tour de Ski dominating the masses of Lenzerheide, distant blues
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