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Biathlon IBU World Cup 2019 - 2020


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13 minutes ago, Monzanator said:

Davidova losing time on the last loop... this was some run by Wierer.

 

Not often someone outskis Herrman.

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Herrmann didn't look too good today on the skis, could have been a waxing problem for Germany or just not at her peak right now. Roeiseland on the other hand looked like she is going to be very dangeous if she can keep this pace up.

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1 hour ago, Grassmarket said:

 

Not often someone outskis Herrman.

Then again, of those who did so today (Røiseland, Mironova, Wierer and Davidova) only Davidova is sort of surprising. It's still a 5th course time for Herrmann :p 

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Very disappointing day for the US racers.  Wierer is flying on her shooting so far this season.  

 

Fourcade missed two, and it he did not, even one less and he would have been at the top.  Good to see Dale ski so well.  

 

So at the other end, Apostolos Angelis of Greece has not started either race, Sjusjoen or Oestersund.  Any idea why?  It is not too often that he gets a chance to be on the World Cup.

 

One last thing, the Lithuanian uniforms look good.

 

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13 minutes ago, Bohemia said:

I just realized there won't be a pursuit in Östersund :facepalm: better late than never

Were you aware the World Cup started last week? :p 

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Looking forward to the Individual today.  There is something special about this event.  A direct tie to the original biathlon races, there is something about a 1 min penalty.

 

A few interesting racers from the start line.

 

J Burkhalter raced last week on the IBU Cup for Switzerland.

J Dale has a very late start time.

A Cisar makes his WC debut today.

Smaller biathlon nations who will be represented -  Greece, Croatia, Belgium, Latvia.

 

Also, Fourcade won the first individual race last season, one of only two wins for him in the season.

 

 

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12 minutes ago, RobtheAggie said:

Looking forward to the Individual today.  There is something special about this event.  A direct tie to the original biathlon.

 

When I started watching 20 years ago, almost every weekend was Individual + Sprint + Relay.

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