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Biathlon IBU World Cup 2020 - 2021


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Good job from Italy!

 

Can't believe our team finished 2nd with all these missed shots :lol:

 

Elvira was the strongest Oeberg sister today, impressive relay from her!

 

Herrmann is getting slower this year

 

 

 

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6 minutes ago, dcro said:

Any chance we see the Lithuanian women's relay this season?Unexpected comebacks from Rasimoviciute and Paulauskaite, perhaps? :p

None, unless you entice them with a deal of 1 million dollars each.

 

We currently have two active women and you're seeing them.

 

Our only two still active juniors that are around 18 year old if not younger are even slower than Jesipionok. Next year we're definitely losing our two starting quotas and after Olympic year, Kočergina is probably going to be out.

 

So we won't have a women's team at all and we'll probably lose the 4 men quotas as well, because we won't be able to field a mixed relay in a year or two.

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Yay we finished the relay :clap: 2nd best "post-Kuzmina era" result of our W relay. Now we back to top 20 in both M (19.) and W (20.) Nations Cup, now, let's not mess it up please..

 

 

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1 hour ago, heywoodu said:

Wait what, Lardschneider outperforming? In her normal form she might not have kept up with the top, but shouldn't have lost nearly 40 seconds in that last lap.

Well, she had to dig deep to keep up on legs 1&2, so naturally she will be in trouble on leg 3.

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Big snow in Hochfilzen now, seemingly the only place in the Alps not to have any.  Will slow the leaders down on lap one.

 

Samuelsson crashes!  :shame:

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Phew, top 4 all clear, :NOR v :FRA at the moment.

 

Rostorguevs a big gainer, will do his traditional 2/5 on Shot 4.

 

:FRA 1 & 2, Norwegians all miss!

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