Biathlon: continuation of the World Cup this Tuesday in Kontiolahti
The Biathlon World Cup in Kontiolahti (Finland) resumes this Tuesday with the men’s individual short. At 16:20, Estonia’s Rene Zahkna kick s off the competition with number 1. Under the new system for allocating start numbers, the first fifteen are athletes outside the top 30 of the most recent general ranking.
David Komatz on the 3rd, Emilien Claude on the 5th, Otto Invenius on the 6th, Sean Doherty on the 7th, Tomas Mikyska on the 10th, Niklas Hartweg on the 11th, Thierry Langer on the 12th and Dmytro Pidruchnyion the 15th.
Next up was Latvia’s Andrejs Rastorgujevs (16). Philipp Horn (18), Michal Krcmar (20), Sebastian Stalder (22), Jesper Nelin (24), Florent Claude (26), Vebjoern Soerum (28), Simon Eder (30), Lukas Hofer (32), Didier Bionaz (34), Jakov Fak (36), Quentin Fillon-Maillet (38), Fabien Claude (40), Eric Perrot (42), Johannes Dale-Skjevdal (44), Sturla Holm Lægreid (46), Martin Ponsiluoma (48) and Emilien Jacquelin (50) will follow.
The last favourites to start will be Vetle Sjaastad Christiansen (52), Tommaso Giacomel (54), Endre Stroemsheim (56), Sebastian Samuelsson (58), Antonin Guigonnat (59), Tarjei Boe (60), Philipp Nawrath (62), Johannes Kuehn (64), Johannes Thingnes Boe (66) and Justus Strelow (68).
The complete start list for the men’s individual short
[Local time indicated on the pdf, subtract one hour for French time].
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