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Cross-Country Skiing at the Nordic Skiing FIS Junior & Under 23 World Championships 2019


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Men´s Under 23 15km Freestyle:

 

1. Jules Lapierre  :FRA   34:02.8    

2. Michal Novak  :CZE  34:32.6 

3. Ivan Yakimushkin  :RUS   34:32.8

 

 

Full Final Result HERE

Women´s Junior 15km Classical Mass Start:

 

1. Frida Karlsson  :SWE  40:45.3   

2. Helene Marie Fossesholm  :NOR  41:37.4 

3. Anita Korva  :FIN  41:43.4

 

 

Full Final Result HERE

Men´s Junior 30km Classical Mass Start:

 

1. Luca Del Fabbro  :ITA   1:15:16.7    

2. Haavard Moseby  :NOR  1:15:17.1 

3. Cyril Faehndrich  :SUI   1:15:17.2

 

 

Full Final Result HERE

7 hours ago, hckosice said:

Men´s Junior 30km Classical Mass Start:

 

1. Luca Del Fabbro  :ITA   1:15:16.7    

2. Haavard Moseby  :NOR  1:15:17.1 

3. Cyril Faehndrich  :SUI   1:15:17.2

 

 

Full Final Result HERE

Excellent finish (from around 3:00)

 

Spoiler

 

 

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This is a qualification event for the 2020 YOG by the way. The qualification system is pretty legit and allows up to 3 entries per nation per event (with a maximum of three entires in this sport)

“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair” - Nelson Mandela

Women´s Under 23 15km Classical Mass Start:

 

1. Anna Zherebyateva  :RUS  40:31.4  

2. Lidia Durkina  :RUS  40:54.9 

3. Katharina Hennig  :GER  41:08.9

 

 

Full Final Result HERE

Men´s Under 23 30km Classical Mass Start:

 

1. Andrey Sobakarev  :RUS   1:17:19.1   

2. Ivan Kirillov  :RUS  1:17:22.6

3. Ivan Yakimushkin  :RUS   1:17:24.0

 

 

Full Final Result HERE

23 minuti fa, hckosice ha scritto:

Men´s Under 23 30km Classical Mass Start:

 

1. Andrey Sobakarev  :RUS   1:17:19.1   

2. Ivan Kirillov  :RUS  1:17:22.6

3. Ivan Yakimushkin  :RUS   1:17:24.0

 

 

Full Final Result HERE

 

may I say I'm seeing some depressing results? (not talking of the Italian performance, of course)

and this one is the worst of them all...:whistle:

Very last event is going on, the men's junior relay, and with only the last leg to go it seems to be rather interesting.

 

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Russia has World Cup athlete Terentev coming up to make things even closer.

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