website statistics
Jump to content
  • Register/Login on Totallympics!

    Sign up to Totallympics to get full access to our website.

     

    Registration is free and allows you to participate in our community. You will then be able to reply to threads and access all pages.

     

    If you encounter any issues in the registration process, please send us a message in the Contact Us page.

     

    We are excited to see you on Totallympics, the home of Olympic Sports!

     

Biathlon IBU World Cup 2020 - 2021


Recommended Posts

This season is pretty weird and surprising to me.

 

I've followed and supported Hauser for a while now. I saw her as a young and up and coming star that lead the Austrian women's team, yet Innerhofer somehow got her win, whilst Hauser couldn't get into top 5 for years.

 

I always thought she could get on the podium, she was one of the best shots, but last year I've started wondering if top 10s are her peak and this year she is blowing away all of her critics and even managed her first win.

 

Let's see if there will be more, there's too many one time winners in biathlon, having at least two is much more fun. Lukas Hofer, this is your season.

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/5154-biathlon-ibu-world-cup-2020-2021/page/102/#findComment-343626
Share on other sites

Really bad skiing performances from the French and Swedish girls today’s .... especially the Swedish girls getting slower and slower from stage to stage. Skottheim is already out of the team, but the ladies from the IBU Cup are Not That better. 
With 0 mistakes Hanna Oeberg would not had even catched Haused, who had one penalty.

 

Braisaz ist a really Desaster. I was really surprised about her 0 0 0, but then ... She said something like, her rifle was out of control like in the Relay in Oberhof, where her fingers were freezed. Maybe she will not race the relay on Sunday.

 

Chevalier started really quick, but tied up from loop to loop, she said it was very difficult that there was nobody around her. Looks like Simon has a good race followed by a bad race. 

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/5154-biathlon-ibu-world-cup-2020-2021/page/102/#findComment-343635
Share on other sites

2 hours ago, JonPhi said:

Really bad skiing performances from the French and Swedish girls today’s .... especially the Swedish girls getting slower and slower from stage to stage. Skottheim is already out of the team, but the ladies from the IBU Cup are Not That better. 
With 0 mistakes Hanna Oeberg would not had even catched Haused, who had one penalty.

 

Braisaz ist a really Desaster. I was really surprised about her 0 0 0, but then ... She said something like, her rifle was out of control like in the Relay in Oberhof, where her fingers were freezed. Maybe she will not race the relay on Sunday.

 

Chevalier started really quick, but tied up from loop to loop, she said it was very difficult that there was nobody around her. Looks like Simon has a good race followed by a bad race. 

Skottheim's injury was just a lot more serious than it seemed. As for the rest of the Swedish girls, yeah, huge underperformances, Persson looks closest to her actual level right now.

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/5154-biathlon-ibu-world-cup-2020-2021/page/102/#findComment-343652
Share on other sites

Did anyone else notice a different sound with the shooting?  There was a higher pitch sound as they shot.  Or at least I thought so.  People often say that the last shot in the individual is the hardest.  I wonder if that one, or the relay, or mass start or pursuit is missed the most.  

 

 

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/5154-biathlon-ibu-world-cup-2020-2021/page/102/#findComment-343698
Share on other sites

27 minutes ago, RobtheAggie said:

Did anyone else notice a different sound with the shooting?  There was a higher pitch sound as they shot.  Or at least I thought so.  People often say that the last shot in the individual is the hardest.  I wonder if that one, or the relay, or mass start or pursuit is missed the most.  

 

 

Did notice it too. Last shot in all events are hard. Individual and  Sprint especially . Relays at least there are extra 3 targets if not shot within 5.  Pursuit and mass start are head on races so there will be different things in head like has someone completed their shoot or before shooting u see opponents target so the 1st and 2nd shot is more harder. 

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/5154-biathlon-ibu-world-cup-2020-2021/page/102/#findComment-343708
Share on other sites

9 hours ago, JonPhi said:

Really bad skiing performances from the French and Swedish girls today’s .... especially the Swedish girls getting slower and slower from stage to stage. Skottheim is already out of the team, but the ladies from the IBU Cup are Not That better. 
With 0 mistakes Hanna Oeberg would not had even catched Haused, who had one penalty.

 

Braisaz ist a really Desaster. I was really surprised about her 0 0 0, but then ... She said something like, her rifle was out of control like in the Relay in Oberhof, where her fingers were freezed. Maybe she will not race the relay on Sunday.

 

Chevalier started really quick, but tied up from loop to loop, she said it was very difficult that there was nobody around her. Looks like Simon has a good race followed by a bad race. 

Swedish ski shape looked worse already last weekend and now worse but I can just hope it is the altitude and that they just need a few more days. I don´t know if it is my feeling or a fact that swedes are worse than others to prepare for high altitude. Tour de Ski as example, Ebba Andersson minutes after skiiers she is usually better than in val Mustair and then still finished 3rd in the overall after they travelled to the other venues.

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/5154-biathlon-ibu-world-cup-2020-2021/page/102/#findComment-343720
Share on other sites

4 hours ago, RobtheAggie said:

There was a higher pitch sound as they shot.  Or at least I thought so. 

Most of the shots sounded normal to me, but yeah there were a few at some point that sounded like a laser or something :d 

.

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/5154-biathlon-ibu-world-cup-2020-2021/page/102/#findComment-343727
Share on other sites

7 hours ago, RobtheAggie said:

Did anyone else notice a different sound with the shooting?  There was a higher pitch sound as they shot.  Or at least I thought so.  People often say that the last shot in the individual is the hardest.  I wonder if that one, or the relay, or mass start or pursuit is missed the most.  

 

 

Not so much the last shot as such, but the last shot when you are in a medal winning position.  So it’s one of those cases in sports where the normal statistical analysis doesn’t give you the answer. Like baseball players with low batting averages who get ninth inning hits or HRs.

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/5154-biathlon-ibu-world-cup-2020-2021/page/102/#findComment-343762
Share on other sites

3 hours ago, heywoodu said:

Most of the shots sounded normal to me, but yeah there were a few at some point that sounded like a laser or something :d 

Thanks for confirming to me that I was not just hearing things.

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/5154-biathlon-ibu-world-cup-2020-2021/page/102/#findComment-343763
Share on other sites

I'd still like for someone to come up with statistics per shot and statistics per shot for athletes who started with 19 hits and/or who are in with a podium chance, curious to see whether or not there really is a lower average for the last shot(s) - also compared with the other standing shots, since that's harder than prone anyway. Chances are there's not as much of a difference as people think there is, but last-shot misses stay in one's memory way easier :p 

.

Link to comment
https://totallympics.com/forums/topic/5154-biathlon-ibu-world-cup-2020-2021/page/102/#findComment-343764
Share on other sites

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
  • Latest Posts around Totallympics

    • 2026 ISSF Shooting World Cup Shotgun #1/4  - Tangier   Results (March 25 - April 3, 2026)   Men's Trap: 1. Alessandro de Souza Ferreira   2. Driss Haffari   3. Jean Pierre Brol Cardenas   4. Nathan Hales   5. Adria Martinez Torres   6. Yang Kun-pi   7. Giovanni Cernogoraz   8. Daniele Resca   9. William Hinton   10. Josip Glasnovic   11. Fabio Sollami   12. Antonin Desert   13. Kynan Chenai   14. Jose Faria   15. Walton Eller   16. David Kostelecky   17. Fabio Beccari   18. Erminio Frasca   19. Yannick Peeters   20. Wolodymyr Yazykov     Men's Skeet: 1. Timi Vallioniemi   2. Domenico Simeone   3. Erik Pittini   4. Efthimios Mitas   5. Jose Maria Mielgo Moneo   6. Emil Kjeldgaard Petersen   7. Dustan Taylor   8. Nicolas Pacheco Espinosa   9. Nikolaos Frantzeskakis  (3rd in Q) 10. Edouard Poumaillou   11. Markos Kontopoulos   12. Milos Slavicek   13. Arran Eccleston   14. Adam Mc Bee   15. Tomas Nydrle   16. Marat Nezhdanov  (Russia) 17. Jack Fairclough   18. Jesper Hansen   19. Artyom Sedelnikov   20. Christian Elliott     Women's Trap: 1. Erica Sessa   2. Jessica Rossi   3. Mar Molne Magrina   4. Sandra Bernal   5. Liu Wan-yu   6. Noora Antikainen   7. Catherine Skinner   8. Rumeysa Pelin Kaya   9. Augusta Campos-Martyn   10. Alessandra Perilli   11. Kayle Browning   12. Ellie Seward   13. Esma Samira Kaya   14. Aashima Ahlawat   15. Mopsi Veromaa   16. Alessia Iezzi   17. Adriana Ruano Oliva   18. Zuzana Rehak Stefecekova   19. Fatima Galvez   20. Lada Denisova  (Russia)   Women's Skeet: 1. Bethany Lilian Norton   2. Dania Jo Vizzi   3. Lucie Anastassiou   4. Reem Ghanem Al-Sharshani   5. Emmanouela Katzouraki   6. Sara Bongini   7. Arina Kuznetsova  (Russia) 8. Vanesa Hockova   9. Assem Orynbay   10. Adel Sadakbayeva   11. Julia Florence Nelson   12. Samantha Simonton   13. Aylin Sarmat   14. Varvara Zaitseva  (Russia) 15. Daria Turulo  (Russia) 16. Sena Can   17. Diana Bacosi   18. Maheshwari Chauhan   19. Darshna Rathore   20. Areeba Khan     Mixed Trap Team: 1. Italy 2  (Resca - Rossi) 2. Portugal  (Faria - de Barros) 3. Czech Republic 1  (Liptak - Hrdlickova) 4. United States 1  (Hinton - Tozier) 5. United States 2  (Eller - Downs) 6. Spain 1  (Garcia - Molne Magrina) 7. Individual Neutral Athletes 1  (Russia) (Nikolaev - Denisova) 8. San Marino 1  (Berti - Perilli) 9. France  (Desert - Cormenier) 10. Italy 1  (Frasca - Iezzi) 11. Poland  (Pasierbski - Bernal) 12. Great Britain 1  (Coward-Holley - Seward) 13. Guatemala 1  (JP Brol Cardenas - Ruano Oliva) 14. Spain 2  (Fernandez - Galvez) 15. Chinese Taipei  (Kun-pi - Wan-yu)   Results   Next Stop: ISSF Shooting World Cup Shotgun #2 in Almaty  (May 2-11, 2026)
    • In a country as big as , the odds of Olympians being close to you are quite small; however, once I realized several months ago that even a state as small as mine hosts Olympians on occasion, I decided to scour each sport's calendar to make sure I caught them when they come around.  That led me to the middle of nowhere in my own state today, where there was a 4* Eventing competition, featuring a couple of Olympians and/or World Champion athletes.   Most all the athletes here were local or from USA, but there were a couple who compete for   or .  When we walked up, I had no idea what I was doing.  I thought I was in the right arena at the venue, but I didn't really see anyone there.  (There weren't any stands full of spectators, nor did I see any judges...it was time for dressage.). One of the ladies turned around and we struck up conversation.  Turns out I was in the right spot, and they were just on a short break.  She directed my attention to the upcoming athlete, Caroline Pamukcu.  Thanks to my research ahead of time, I knew she was on the Paris 2024 Eventing Team.  The lady we were talking with was the owner of the horse Caroline was riding.  After she finished with her dressage round, she got off the horse and was just standing there talking with her crew.  We went over and had a brief chat and one of the other ladies offered to take our picture.     I asked Caroline if she was aiming for LA28, and she said yes.  I've also since shown the girls and wifey the video from her Paris 2024 jumping competition.  Hope she makes the team this year!   (Caroline has a Gold Individual Eventing and Silver Team Eventing medal from the 2023 PanAms.  Boyd Martin from the Paris team was also there, himself having a WCh Silver and three gold PanAms.  Tamra Smith, who has a Silver from the 2022 WCh, was there as well.  Waylon Roberts, who represents  and has a PanAm Silver competed.  I saw a few more Dressage rounds, then watched them all do the Jumping.  Didn't get to see Cross-Country, but they'll have another similar event in October.)    
    • 2026 IJF World Tour Senior Central American and Caribbean Cup & Senior European Cup - Guatemala City  & Dubrovnik   Results (March 28-29, 2026)     Men's -60kg: 1. Arath Juarez  (CAC) / Eduardo Sagastegui  (EU) 2. Johan Rojas  (CAC) / Damir Bolatbekov  (EU) 3. Jonathan Charon  (CAC) / Emirhan Karahan  (EU) 3. Moises Rosado  (CAC) / Benjamin Howard  (EU)   Men's -66kg: 1. Orlando Polanco  (CAC) / Guy Gutman  (EU) 2. Robin Jara  (CAC) / Dani Klacar  (EU) 3. Sebastian Sancho  (CAC) / Freddy Waizenegger  (EU) 3. David de Leon Muñoz  (CAC) / Sebestyen Kollar  (EU)   Men's -73kg: 1. Ferney Ruiz Mesa  (CAC) / Daniyar Shamshayev  (EU) 2. Ronal Gonzalez  (CAC) / Maxime Gobert  (EU) 3. Eduardo Araujo  (CAC) / Joseph Lehniger  (EU) 3. Marlon Herrera  (CAC) / Eliot Preve  (EU)   Men's -81kg: 1. Gilberto Cardoso  (CAC) / Petr Mlady  (EU) 2. John Perez Ruiz  (CAC) / Muhammed Koc  (EU) 3. Samuel Ayala  (CAC) / Nebojsa Gardasevic  (EU) 3. Ruben Romero  (CAC) / Magamed Borchashvilli  (EU)   Men's -90kg: 1. Diego Diaz  (CAC) / Boris Rutovic  (EU) 2. Naysdel Cardoso  (CAC) / Dominik Druzeta  (EU) 3. Daniel Paz Albarracin  (CAC) / Giacomo Gamba  (EU) 3. Amado Montes  (CAC) / Aleksa Mitrovic  (EU)   Men's -100kg: 1. Francisco Balanta  (CAC) / Daniele Accogli  (EU) 2. Ivan Felipe Silva Morales  (CAC) / Borna Butijer  (EU) 3. Jeremy Olivares  (CAC) / Ronald Proell  (EU) 3. Victor Ochoa  (CAC) / David Dudy  (EU)   Men's +100kg: 1. Andy Granda  (CAC) / Recep Ergin  (EU) 2. Alexis Esquivel  (CAC) / Vidak Maljevic  (EU) 3. Duvan Nieto  (CAC) / Levente Dobos  (EU) 3. Movli Borchashvilli  (EU)   Women's -48kg: 1. Erika Lasso  (CAC) / Merve Azak  (EU) 2. Yainet Coronado  (CAC) / Szabina Szeleczki  (EU) 3. Kassandra Espinoza  (CAC) / Clara Mermet  (EU) 3. Lotte Vandevoort  (EU)   Women's -52kg: 1. Dali Sentmanat Despaigne  (CAC) / Leonie Gonzalez  (EU) 2. Paulina Martinez  (CAC) / Ylenia Monaco  (EU) 3. Lilian Cordones  (CAC) / Kinga Klimczak  (EU) 3. Francine Echevarria  (CAC) / Julie Weill Dit Morey  (EU)   Women's -57kg: 1. Maria Villalba  (CAC) / Laura Kallinger  (EU) 2. Kristine Jimenez  (CAC) / Laura Igaz  (EU) 3. Naomi Pozo Flores  (CAC) / Noemi Varadi  (EU) 3. Sheily Lopez  (CAC) / Dora Bortas  (EU)   Women's -63kg: 1. Maylin del Toro Carvajal  (CAC) / Habibe Ciloglu  (EU) 2. Cindy Mera  (CAC) / Nina Cvjetko  (EU) 3. Noilyn Aguilar Bravo  (CAC) / Ezgi Karademir  (EU) 3. Keyla Navas  (CAC) / Sonja Michelle Berr  (EU)   Women's -70kg: 1. Heydi Santillana  (CAC) / Anna Skalska  (EU) 2. Luisa Bonilla  (CAC) / Lucie Zarybnicka  (EU) 3. Katia Castillo  (CAC) / Jana Cvjetko  (EU) 3. Nika Koren  (EU)   Women's -78kg: 1. Brenda Olaya  (CAC) / Karla Kulic  (EU) 2. Lianet Cardona  (CAC) / Aqulina Chayeb  (EU) 3. Norma Liliana Cardenas  (CAC) / Korina Dzidic  (EU) 3. Sairy Colon  (CAC) / Petrunjela Pavic  (EU)   Women's +78kg: 1. Dayanara Curbelo Travieso  (CAC) / Oxana Diacenco  (EU) 2. Brigitte Carabali  (CAC) / Duygu Dirgen  (EU) 3. Moira Morillo  (CAC) / Tolkyn Tursynakynova  (EU) 3. Karra Hanna  (CAC) / Yagmur Yilmaz  (EU)   Results (CAC) & Results (EU)
    • 2026 IJF World Tour African Open - Dakar   Results (March 29, 2026)     Men's -60kg: 1. Mounir Benyahia 2. Younes Ben Laribi 3. Mouloud Soudani 3. Harouna Keita     Men's -66kg: 1. Kais Moudetere 2. Oumar Mballo 3. Rodolphe Pape Ndouye 3. Mouhamedou Mboup     Men's -73kg: 1. Messaoud Redouane Dris 2. Ayoub Benlaribi 3. Houd Zourdani 3. Ben Moore     Men's -81kg: 1. Abdeslam Belbelhout 2. Ramon Hernandez Jr 3. Ratbek Zhumanazarov 3. Ahmed Rebahi     Men's -90kg: 1. Oussma Kabri 2. Sid Ali Benaboura 3. Lokmane Daroul 3. Mohamed Houssem Dif     Men's -100kg: 1. Rayane Zakaria Benatia 2. Gildo Domingos 3. Khalid Tmaoussin 3. Abdelkader Lakhal     Men's +100kg: 1. Mohamed El Mehdi Lili 2. Mbagnick Ndiaye 3. Samir Moulla 3. Birane Ndiaye     Women's -48kg: 1. Rahma Ghalima 2. Charlene Irakiza 3. Houaria Kaddour 3. Signoline Kanyamuneza     Women's -52kg: 1. Marie Celine Baba Matia 2. Lycia Anais Guebli 3. Diodio Sonko     Women's -57kg: 1. Yamini Mourya   2. Khadidja Bekheira 3. Nourhane Ghazali 3. Amina Berrahoual     Women's -63kg: 1. Unnati Sharma 2. Sara Golden 3. Ammanuella Kambire 3. Yassamine Djellab     Women's -70kg: 1. Yasmin Alamin 2. Isabella Garriga 3. Amina Douniazed Rezoug 3. Melissa Myers     Women's -78kg: 1. Hajanirina Zo Andriambololona 2. Lydia Kechout 3. Oulaya Khairi 3. Ishroop Narang     Women's +78kg: 1. Richelle Anita Soppi Mbella 2. Dyhia Benchallal 3. Marthe Yokebed Gnacadja Avaro 3. Frederique Lavigne     Results
    • Keeping to the women's hammer theme - worlds silver medalist Jie Zhao has gone out to 78.22 in chengdu a new  and asian record.[tough Chinese women absolutely rule this throwing event in their continent holding the the top 14 all time places].
    • it was all expected, tbh fencing has now become a truly global sport if there's a sport that deserves to increase its olympic quota places (both in the team and individual events), that's fencing ioc can't ignore the elephant in the room 
    • This is the first photo from Artemis2 , so earth is not flat , but we live on 1 continent only 1   
    • Overall, all of Old Europe is poorly here: France - 0 medals, Germany - 0 medals, Italy - 1 bronze, Hungary - 1 bronze. For many years the fencing authorities' policy has been to give greater support to Asia and other new emergent countries: Africa, Turkey, Uzbekistan, Georgia, etc., and perhaps that's where Europe's crisis? Additionally Russia has returned and is immediately very strong.
    • and the bronze medal has gone, too   won 45-44 
    • after the fireworks at the NCAA finals last week, Australian Open from tonight...expecting some interesting clockings
×
×
  • Create New...