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Biathlon 2016 - 2017 Discussion Thread


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1 minute ago, Dragon said:

WADA have passed the names of 31 Russian biathletes suspected of doping to the IBU,

Some are already banned, some have retired but a decision of whether to suspend those still competing will be made before the first World Cup of 2017

Unfortunately, that does not come as a surprise. :mad: Is there anywhere one can view the list? 

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1 minute ago, ahjfcshfghb said:

Unfortunately, that does not come as a surprise. :mad: Is there anywhere one can view the list? 

No names released yet

 

http://www.vg.no/sport/skiskyting/skiskyting/har-faatt-dopingliste-med-31-skiskyttere/a/23873096/

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31 minutes ago, Dragon said:

WADA have passed the names of 31 Russian biathletes suspected of doping to the IBU,

Some are already banned, some have retired but a decision of whether to suspend those still competing will be made before the first World Cup of 2017

31...damn, that's a whole lot. I wonder if they're all international or near-international level. Also curious whether athletes of the new generation (Kaisheva, Slivko etc) are on the list.. 

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Just now, heywoodu said:

Clean prone shooting for Gabi :cheer:

We need others to miss too for her to make the pursuit, which isn't really happening, but good start! :thumbup:

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1 minute ago, ahjfcshfghb said:

We need others to miss too for her to make the pursuit, which isn't really happening, but good start! :thumbup:

She could also be the 4th Brazilian in history to shoot clean in an IBU competition, but now we're getting a bit ahead of ourselves :p 

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1 minute ago, heywoodu said:

The first standing shot missed, but the rest were hits, well done! Now let's start counting :d 

It will be tough. Very tough. 

But it was a good performance today. :) 

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Gabi is kicking a whole lot of ass, including some names I didn't have on my list, but unfortunately it won't be enough as she's 62nd now. Still, very nicely done! 

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