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Biathlon IBU World Championships 2023


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Single Mixed Relay
Non-Olympic Event
Final Results
 
:NOR Norway
Marte Olsbu Roeiseland
Johannes Thingnes Boe
35:37.1 (1+6)
 
:AUT Austria
Lisa Theresa Hauser

David Komatz

35:50.9 (0+6)
 
:ITA Italy
Lisa Vittozzi
Tommaso Giacomel
36:28.1 (2+9)

Full Final Result HERE

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22 hours ago, Olympian1010 said:

In fairness, it would be rather newsworthy if someone won every single event in their gender at any world championship. It’s one thing to be the best on a single day, other thing entirely to be the outright best on multiple days, across multiple distances, and different weather conditions. 

Absolutely, I meant the 'most medals' thing is a bit of a commentator's hype in a sport where events are added all the time :p Obviously nobody was going to win 5+ medals in a time when there were 4 events.

 

Winning every single event is the opposite in those terms: more events means it only gets harder and so, purely statistically, is an even better performance.

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2 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

That's actually true. He even did so without a rifle, he just stared at the targets for a bit and they decided to all go down.

Ah yes, good old Chuck. Still the only one who won the pursuit before starting in the Sprint

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