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Biathlon IBU World Cup 2017 - 2018


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Team Slovakia for Stage 3 in Annecy-Le Grand Bornand (FRA)

One change among mens, after the shooting fiasco in the relay Tomáš Hasilla will compete in IBU cup in order to calm himself and re-try to find new self-confidence, he will be replaced by the Junior Šimon Bartko, who will experience his World Cup debut, becoming the 50th Slovak biathlete ever to compete in World Cup.

 

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Sprint Women´s  (14.12)

Anastasiya Kuzmina, Terézia Poliaková, Paulína Fialková, Ivona Fialková

 

Sprint Men´s (15.12)

Matej Kazár, Martin Otčenáš, Šimon Bartko, Michal Šíma

 

Pursuit Women´s (16.12)

Anastasiya Kuzmina ?, Terézia Poliaková ?, Paulína Fialková ?, Ivona Fialková ?

 

Pursuit Men´s (16.12)

Matej Kazár ?, Martin Otčenáš ?, Šimon Bartko ?, Michal Šíma ?

 

Mass Start Women´s (17.12)

Anastasiya Kuzmina

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I hope that Natalija Paulauskaitė will get switched out with Gabrielė Leščinskaitė for Annecy, but since we don't have any biathlon news what so ever, that'll only be clear in the official start lists :d

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4 minutes ago, Xander said:

Good for them I guess. Well, not for the athletes. But alright. The athletes aren't very important I guess :)

 

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10 минут назад, heywoodu сказал:

Good for them I guess. Well, not for the athletes. But alright. The athletes aren't very important I guess :)

 

The athletes aren't important for IBU which allowed Tyumen' to host :p Money are more important. Blood money don't smell I guess.

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4 minutes ago, Xander said:

The athletes aren't important for IBU which allowed Tyumen' to host :p Money are more important. Blood money don't smell I guess.

This whole thing is getting so tiring anyway. Tyumen hosts a World Cup, federations should get over it and just send their athletes instead of making a 'statement' nobody gives a crap about and that's only bad for their own athletes.. 

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3 минуты назад, heywoodu сказал:

This whole thing is getting so tiring anyway. Tyumen hosts a World Cup, federations should get over it and just send their athletes instead of making a 'statement' nobody gives a crap about and that's only bad for their own athletes.. 

Federations should boycott it if IBU is so corrupt.

Speak for yourself. I care about that. I'm not "nobody", just like Canadian federation. Just like Canadian biathletes who were always vocal about this.

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Dahlmeier is not getting the preferable treatment in Germany even being Dahlmeier :d Starting close to the end of the race, so at least the race will be alive.

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