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Honestly, I'm in shock.   Being a Lithuanian biathlon fan, I always kept thinking if we're ever going to see anything better than Diana Rasimovičiūtė.   Now, nearly eleven years la

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Ukaleq Slettemark from Gibraltar I swear, I just heard it, almost choked myself while drinking

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Best ever result since Jakov Fak deflection ?

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3 minutes ago, LowerSaxony said:

I think another reallocation place will be available if Germany stays in 3rd position. I doubt that Germany will nominate more than 5 men (unless Zobel having a fantastic pursuit race on Sunday). Sweden will overtake Germany for 3rd place if and only if they win the relay on Saturday (which is totally possible, esp. without Norwegian A team) and Germany finishing 3rd or worse.

Same applies for France I reckon :mumble:

I don't see us sending Perrot just to sit there and undergo daily PCR tests, even more while the Junior World Champs are taking place :mumble:Nor any other IBU Cp athlete in fact.

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3 minutes ago, SalamAkhi said:

Same applies for France I reckon :mumble:

I don't see us sending Perrot just to sit there and undergo daily PCR tests, even more while the Junior World Champs are taking place :mumble:Nor any other IBU Cp athlete in fact.

Germany will definitely send six athletes. It is also about securing the relay in case of quarantine. It would be stupid if a country wouldn‘t use all the spots.

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M Olympic Qualification Standing (1 Race Left - 1x Team Relay)

 

1-3:  6 Quotas

4-10:  5 Quotas

11-20: 4 Quotas

 

1. :NOR 4832
2. :FRA 4632
3. :GER 4362
4. :SWE 4338
5. :RUS ( :ROC ) 4283
6. :ITA  3869
7. :AUT 3740
8. :UKR 3734
9. :BLR 3701
10. :CZE 3359
11. :SLO 3251
12. :CAN 3154
13. :SUI 3123
14. :USA 3066
15. :FIN 3061
16. :LTU 2574
17. :BEL 2415
18. :BUL 2397
19. :EST 2285
20. :SVK 2248
21. :JPN 2181
22. :LAT 1980
23. :ROU 1869
24. :POL 1864
25. :KAZ 1740
26. :MDA 1498
27. :CHN 1355
28. :KOR 766
29. :CRO 585
30. :NZL 494
31. :SRB 396
32. :GRE 281
33. :MGL 58
34. :ESP 48
35. :GBR 46
36. :HUN 36
37. :MKD 13

 

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1 minute ago, JonPhi said:

Germany will definitely send six athletes. It is also about securing the relay in case of quarantine. It would be stupid if a country wouldn‘t use all the spots.

I am not sure about that. Why the internal qualification standards then (1x TOP 8 or 2x TOP 15)? For securing the relay you can justify athlete no. 5 - but six? I don't know. But we'll see. ;-)

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W Olympic Qualification Standing (1 Race Left - 1x Team Relay)

 

1-3:  6 Quotas

4-10:  5 Quotas

11-20: 4 Quotas

 

1. :SWE 4642
2. :NOR 4600
3. :FRA  4438
4. :GER 4291
5. :BLR 4275
6. :RUS ( :ROC ) 4204
7. :UKR 3930
8. :AUT 3807
9. :ITA 3805
10. :CZE 3531
11. :SUI 3451
12. :USA  3123
13. :POL 2910
14. :CAN 2887
15. :FIN 2815
16. :EST 2707
17. :SVK 2332
18. :JPN 2278
19. :CHN 2227
20. :BUL 2178
21. :KAZ 2136
22. :SLO 1882
23. :KOR 1869
24. :LAT 1559
25. :MDA  1375
26. :ROU 1344
27. :LTU 1160
28. :BEL 1065
29. :GBR 427
30. :CRO 337
31. :GRL ( :DEN ) 324
32. :AUS 171
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25 minutes ago, hckošice said:

 

 

 

:JPN have to end the worst in 10th place. (assuming SVK will not finish better than 16th)

...and that's highly unlikely given the recent performance of the Japanese men. So I think SVK can start to prepare their relay team for Beijing. ;-)

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5 minutes ago, LowerSaxony said:

I am not sure about that. Why the internal qualification standards then (1x TOP 8 or 2x TOP 15)? For securing the relay you can justify athlete no. 5 - but six? I don't know. But we'll see. ;-)

Bernd Eisenbichler, sporting director of biathlon in Germany, has already confirmed that if six men will go there, even without the standard. The sixth man will be determined after Ruhpolding or Antholz at the latest. The same applies to the fifth lady. 4 ladies+5 men are already sure.

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Bernd Eisenbichler, sporting director of biathlon in Germany, has already confirmed that if six men will go there, even without the standard. The sixth man will be determined after Ruhpolding or Antholz at the latest. The same applies to the fifth lady. 4 ladies+5 men are already sure.

Okay, that's news to me. Interesting. Thx.

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4 minutes ago, LowerSaxony said:

...and that's highly unlikely given the recent performance of the Japanese men. So I think SVK can start to prepare their relay team for Beijing. ;-)

and Ester Ledecká was not considered to finish in top 20 in PyeongChang Super-G :d

 

I´ve seen so many incredible things in sports in my life that unless it is completely over I won´t believe anything. Japanese men are great in shooting, without any spare they can very well have the day of their lifes, and it can also very well be on this Saturday. Would not surprise me at all as it will perfectly fit with Slovak sport luck ;)

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