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48 minutes ago, rybak said:

And tomorrow will be third? :mumble: I think so, I don't believe that Kaisa will be first again tomorrow.

Tomorrow is the only globe that matters :d (unlike alpine skiing where the discipline globes mean something, in biathlon it basically doesn't, it's not like someone is seen as the best mass start athlete of the season or something)

 

Personally I hope Kaisa wins it. Nothing against Kuzmina, just for Kaisa :p 

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Thank you. :)

 

Not sure who I'd like to win. Kaisa has much more WC success, but depressing Olympics, while Kuzmina is almost complete opposite -- though, she at least have two discipline titles now. Think I'll be fine with that scenario from above, same number of points at the end, but Nastya taking the overall.

 

Fan of both!

 

(though, not as much as of Darya :cool:)

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First World Cup win for Maxim Tsvetkov :cheer:

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Kaisa throwing away the World Cup right there 

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Kuzmina and Kaisa going into the final lap together :d 

 

What do they have to do for the win? I hate those 'take away the worst results' rules, it makes things needlessly complicated. 

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