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Biathlon IBU World Championships 2020


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7 minutes ago, Grassmarket said:

Starykh back to the IBU Cup next week.

 

Vitozzi misses 8, poor girl.  :cry:

 

Kamila Zuk had 10 misses :whistle:  And our debutante Jakiela had 11.

 

Only the Kozica girl mentioned here before and the Mongolian had more.

 

ES doing interview with Hojnisz? How strange.

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Third PB in as many races for :BUL Milena Todorova (17th). She's gonna qualify for the mass start now?

 

It feels like she's scored more points in the last three races then the entire Bulgarian female team since Dafovska's retirement :p

 

A new low for :NOR Synnoeve Solemdal. She finished only 13 secs. ahead of Amanda Lightfoot with the same numbers of misses.

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3 minutes ago, Bohemia said:

The French :lol: the relay is gonna be fun

 

Well, the French women's team is having a terrible championships here. Probably the biggest underperformers of the lot.

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1 minute ago, Monzanator said:

 

Well, the French women's team is having a terrible championships here. Probably the biggest underperformers of the lot.


Literally fell to pieces on the very first shoot of the Champs and have never recovered since. :nopompom:

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11 minutes ago, Monzanator said:

Third PB in as many races for :BUL Milena Todorova (17th). She's gonna qualify for the mass start now?

 

It feels like she's scored more points in the last three races then the entire Bulgarian female team since Dafovska's retirement :p

 

 

How dare you :p

 

Honestly, I have no idea where this girl came from :d

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What a fascinating championships so far.  7 nations who have won medals, the most surprising must be Susan Dunklee of the US.  I think by the end, we will have 10 different nations who win medals.

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