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54 minutes ago, Fly_like_a_don said:

Couldn't watch the race but was expecting Norway/France/Samuelson to be on the podium and it turned out to be an absolute suprise ! Kuen and Smolski on podium wow 

British ES comms put it down as the transition from low level training - France & Norway - to an altitude race.

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56 minutes ago, Grassmarket said:

British ES comms put it down as the transition from low level training - France & Norway - to an altitude race.

The French do train a large part at altitude, as they live almost everything simply at altitude :mumble:

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Hana Sola :cheer: :BLR

Destroying everyone out there with the exception of Braisaz Bouchet winning silver despite 2 misses and Roiseland finishing 3rd despite 0-0 and 50.3s behind absolutely shocking. Maybe Sola can target cross country next. 

 

Few Takeaways :

 

1. Bendika had a chance to win a World Cup medal if not the miss on the 10th shot. 

 

2.Stina Nilsson finished  16th, 1:33(1+1) behind ahead of Elvira Oeberg 

 

3.Ida Lien missed out on a medal by 2.2s (0+0) .

 

4. Caroline Colombo finished a creditable 21st. (1+0)

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11 minutes ago, JonPhi said:

Roeiseland ist not in the Norwegian Team @Fly_like_a_don

https://ibu.blob.core.windows.net/docs/2122/BT/SWRL/CP03/SWRL/C51B2_v1.pdf

 

Every team made changes.

That's suprising maybe Norway wants to use these relays as practice for Olympics. 

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