E.ON IBU World Cup Biathlon - Men's 12.5 km Pursuit (perseguição)

      

      Neste dia 16 de Janeiro aconteceu mais uma etapa do E.ON IBU World Cup Biathlon - Men's  12.5 km Pursuit (perseguição) em Ruhpolding, Alemanha. Bjorn Ferry da Suecia ficou com o 1º lugar, sem nenhuma penalidade. Assegurou a vitória no último 2.5km de prova terminando com o tempo de 31:56.6. O segundo lugar  ficou Martin Fourcade da França que teve 2 penalidades e chegou  4.9s depois do Ferry. Michael Greis da Alemanha ficou com o terceiro lugar, não errou nenhum tiro mas chegou 2s depois do Fourcade.

POS	BIB		NAME	NAT.	SHOOTING	T	RESULT
1	8		FERRY Björn	SWE	0+0+0+0	0	31:56.6	0.0
2	2		FOURCADE Martin	FRA	0+1+1+0	2	32:01.5	+4.9
3	7		GREIS Michael	GER	0+0+0+0	0	32:03.5	+6.9
4	5	yr	BOE Tarjei	NOR	0+1+0+1	2	32:04.0	+7.4
5	3		TCHEREZOV Ivan	RUS	1+1+1+0	3	32:04.5	+7.9
6	1		BERGER Lars	NOR	0+1+1+3	5	32:33.4	+36.8
7	4		SVENDSEN Emil Hegle	NOR	0+1+2+0	3	32:35.6	+39.0
8	15		FOURCADE Simon	FRA	0+0+2+0	2	32:42.8	+46.2
9	24		STEPHAN Christoph	GER	0+0+0+0	0	32:54.9	+58.3
10	22		MAKOVEEV Andrei	RUS	0+1+0+1	2	32:58.6	+1:02.0
11	37		TCHOUDOV Maxim	RUS	0+0+0+0	0	32:58.7	+1:02.1
12	20		EDER Simon	AUT	1+0+0+0	1	33:00.2	+1:03.6
13	25		BERGMAN Carl Johan	SWE	0+1+0+0	1	33:01.7	+1:05.1
14	19		MORAVEC Ondrej	CZE	0+0+0+1	1	33:05.5	+1:08.9
15	12		BÖHM Daniel	GER	0+0+2+0	2	33:10.6	+1:14.0
16	11		JAY Vincent	FRA	0+0+0+1	1	33:10.7	+1:14.1
17	13		PEIFFER Arnd	GER	1+0+0+0	1	33:17.2	+1:20.6
18	42		LINDSTRÖM Fredrik	SWE	0+0+1+0	1	33:30.0	+1:33.4
19	10		HOLUBEC Tomas	CZE	0+0+2+0	2	33:39.1	+1:42.5
20	32		DERYZEMLYA Andriy	UKR	0+0+0+1	1	33:40.0	+1:43.4
21	21		DE LORENZI Christian	ITA	1+0+0+1	2	33:43.9	+1:47.3
22	9		HALLENBARTER Simon	SUI	1+1+0+0	2	33:52.8	+1:56.2
23	6		SUMANN Christoph	AUT	0+0+0+2	2	33:59.4	+2:02.8
24	14		EBERHARD Tobias	AUT	1+1+1+1	4	34:04.4	+2:07.8
25	31		LANG Toni	GER	0+3+0+1	4	34:05.5	+2:08.9
26	39		SLESINGR Michal	CZE	1+1+0+1	3	34:06.7	+2:10.1
27	18		HOFER Lukas	ITA	1+2+0+3	6	34:07.2	+2:10.6
28	26		SOUKUP Jaroslav	CZE	1+0+0+3	4	34:13.5	+2:16.9
29	50		BAILEY Lowell	USA	0+1+0+2	3	34:16.5	+2:19.9
30	41		BAUER Klemen	SLO	0+0+1+1	2	34:23.1	+2:26.5
31	16		USTYUGOV Evgeny	RUS	0+1+1+2	4	34:23.5	+2:26.9
32	27		HABERT Lois	FRA	0+1+3+0	4	34:26.6	+2:30.0
33	45		WINDISCH Markus	ITA	0+2+0+1	3	34:28.2	+2:31.6
34	33		OS Alexander	NOR	2+0+1+2	5	34:36.0	+2:39.4
35	23		RASTORGUJEVS Andrejs	LAT	2+0+2+1	5	34:42.7	+2:46.1
36	56		BURKE Tim	USA	0+0+1+2	3	34:43.9	+2:47.3
37	43		ANEV Krasimir	BUL	0+0+0+1	1	34:43.9	+2:47.3
38	30		NAGAI Junji	JPN	0+0+1+2	3	34:45.0	+2:48.4
39	28		BOEUF Alexis	FRA	1+1+1+1	4	34:52.5	+2:55.9
40	48		GREEN Brendan	CAN	0+0+1+0	1	34:58.5	+3:01.9
41	58		TEELA Jeremy	USA	0+0+1+1	2	35:06.4	+3:09.8
42	46		PINTER Friedrich	AUT	0+2+1+1	4	35:21.4	+3:24.8
43	34		PIKSONS Edgars	LAT	1+1+1+1	4	35:26.5	+3:29.9
44	57		JONSSON Magnus	SWE	0+0+0+0	0	35:37.0	+3:40.4
45	40		SIMMEN Matthias	SUI	0+2+2+0	4	35:44.7	+3:48.1
46	59		WOLF Alexander	GER	0+0+3+1	4	35:45.7	+3:49.1
47	38		KLETCHEROV Michail	BUL	1+2+0+1	4	35:53.3	+3:56.7
48	54		PERRAS Scott	CAN	0+0+2+2	4	35:54.8	+3:58.2
49	49		VUILLERMOZ Rene Laurent	ITA	1+1+2+2	6	36:04.8	+4:08.2
50	60		VALIULLIN Rustam	BLR	0+0+0+0	0	36:08.8	+4:12.2
51	52		HURAJT Pavol	SVK	1+0+0+0	1	36:12.4	+4:15.8
52	44		BEDARD Marc - Andre	CAN	1+2+0+1	4	36:12.7	+4:16.1
53	47		PRYMA Artem	UKR	1+2+1+0	4	36:17.4	+4:20.8
54	53		REITER Michael	AUT	0+2+1+3	6	36:17.8	+4:21.2
55	29		KAUPPINEN Jarkko	FIN	1+1+2+1	5	36:33.3	+4:36.7
56	35		TOBRELUTS Indrek	EST	0+1+3+2	6	36:54.8	+4:58.2
57	36		STEBLER Christian	SUI	2+1+2+3	8	37:05.9	+5:09.3
58	55		BRICIS Ilmars	LAT	1+2+0+2	5	37:27.5	+5:30.9
DNS	17		BJOERNDALEN Ole Einar	NOR
DNF	51		WEGER Benjamin	SUI	1+1+1+

Bjorn Ferry

“The last stage is always the hardest. Lars Berger had the biggest pressure today. I was on lane four so it was a little bit easier. But I heard Greis’ last shot and the audience went, ‘wooo-oh!’ so I knew I had to hit the last one to have a chance; I made it.”

“I have trained here three times every year for the past ten years, so I have spent more than a year here. It is my second home in biathlon. After the Olympics and World Championships, this is the biggest win in biathlon, the pursuit in Ruhpolding.”

 Martin Fourcade

“I knew after Oberhof that I was in good shape and hoped to do well this week. But you can never say that you will be on the podium for the third time. Biathlon is not an exact science.”

Michael Greis

“It was big wish of Coach Fritz Fischer that we would get on the podium here in our home stadium. I knew Tarjei Boe was coming from behind and I was having problems holding my speed, so it was really great that Fritz pushed me up that last hill.”

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