IBU Biathlon World Championships - Men's 12.5km Pursuit

     No dia 6 de Março durante o IBU Biathlon World Championships ocorreu Men's 12.5km Pursuit em Khanty-Mansiysk, Rússia.  Martin Fourcade da França ficou com a medalha de ouro, Emil Hegle Svendsen da Noruega ficou com a medalha de prata e Tarjei Boe da Noruega ficou com a medalha de bronze. Realmente foi um prova emocionante e bastante disputada. 



Emil Hegle Svendsen, Martin Fourcade, Tarjei Boe



POS	BIB		NAME	NAT.	SHOOTING	T	RESULT
1	2		FOURCADE Martin	FRA	0+1+2+0	3	33:02.6	0.0
2	5		SVENDSEN Emil Hegle	NOR	0+0+1+1	2	33:06.4	+3.8
3	3	yr	BOE Tarjei	NOR	0+0+1+1	2	33:07.8	+5.2
4	1		PEIFFER Arnd	GER	0+0+1+1	2	33:08.4	+5.8
5	6		BIRNBACHER Andreas	GER	0+0+1+1	2	34:06.6	+1:04.0
6	13		FOURCADE Simon	FRA	0+0+1+0	1	34:26.3	+1:23.7
7	10		DERYZEMLYA Andriy	UKR	0+0+1+1	2	34:32.9	+1:30.3
8	12		SLESINGR Michal	CZE	2+0+2+0	4	34:37.6	+1:35.0
9	16		HOFER Lukas	ITA	0+3+0+1	4	34:39.5	+1:36.9
10	23		FERRY Björn	SWE	1+0+1+1	3	34:39.6	+1:37.0
11	9		GREIS Michael	GER	0+1+2+0	3	34:40.7	+1:38.1
12	29		USTYUGOV Evgeny	RUS	0+0+1+1	2	34:43.5	+1:40.9
13	18		WINDISCH Markus	ITA	0+0+1+1	2	34:45.9	+1:43.3
14	17		EDER Simon	AUT	1+0+1+1	3	34:46.6	+1:44.0
15	28		SEMENOV Serhiy	UKR	0+1+1+0	2	34:54.0	+1:51.4
16	7		STEPHAN Christoph	GER	1+0+3+0	4	34:56.4	+1:53.8
17	4		MAKOVEEV Andrei	RUS	2+0+1+1	4	34:56.8	+1:54.2
18	19		TCHEREZOV Ivan	RUS	1+0+2+1	4	35:15.6	+2:13.0
19	14		BERGER Lars	NOR	1+0+1+3	5	35:26.8	+2:24.2
20	8		PIKSONS Edgars	LAT	2+2+1+0	5	35:29.3	+2:26.7
21	37		SHIPULIN Anton	RUS	0+0+2+0	2	35:31.6	+2:29.0
22	27		SUMANN Christoph	AUT	0+2+1+2	5	35:32.3	+2:29.7
23	21		DE LORENZI Christian	ITA	1+1+0+2	4	35:34.4	+2:31.8
24	22		BJOERNDALEN Ole Einar	NOR	1+2+0+2	5	35:41.3	+2:38.7
25	11		LINDSTRÖM Fredrik	SWE	0+1+1+3	5	35:50.1	+2:47.5
26	38		MESOTITSCH Daniel	AUT	0+0+2+0	2	35:54.4	+2:51.8
27	33		SEDNEV Serguei	UKR	0+0+0+2	2	36:06.2	+3:03.6
28	47		BERGMAN Carl Johan	SWE	0+1+0+2	3	36:06.9	+3:04.3
29	24		HALLENBARTER Simon	SUI	1+2+1+1	5	36:12.0	+3:09.4
30	31		BURKE Tim	USA	2+0+3+1	6	36:12.6	+3:10.0
31	34		PERRAS Scott	CAN	1+1+1+0	3	36:14.1	+3:11.5
32	51		JONSSON Magnus	SWE	0+1+1+0	2	36:16.6	+3:14.0
33	52		WEGER Benjamin	SUI	0+0+1+1	2	36:21.0	+3:18.4
34	15		BAUER Klemen	SLO	0+3+3+2	8	36:24.5	+3:21.9
35	42		HAKKINEN Jay	USA	0+1+0+1	2	36:25.6	+3:23.0
36	20		BRICIS Ilmars	LAT	2+0+1+2	5	36:38.2	+3:35.6
37	43		TOBRELUTS Indrek	EST	0+1+0+1	2	36:40.2	+3:37.6
38	26		NORDGREN Leif	USA	1+2+2+1	6	36:47.2	+3:44.6
39	40		VITEK Zdenek	CZE	0+1+0+2	3	36:48.8	+3:46.2
40	50		KLETCHEROV Michail	BUL	1+0+1+1	3	36:50.7	+3:48.1
41	36		PUURUNEN Paavo	FIN	0+2+1+1	4	36:51.1	+3:48.5
42	25		BILANENKO Olexander	UKR	1+1+0+3	5	37:03.1	+4:00.5
43	39		ANTILA Timo	FIN	1+0+1+1	3	37:04.5	+4:01.9
44	58		KAUPPINEN Jarkko	FIN	0+0+0+1	1	37:08.7	+4:06.1
45	32		BAILEY Lowell	USA	0+0+3+3	6	37:10.0	+4:07.4
46	49		LANDERTINGER Dominik	AUT	2+0+2+1	5	37:30.4	+4:27.8
47	48		JACKSON Lee-Steve	GBR	0+0+2+1	3	37:44.8	+4:42.2
48	30		CHERVYHKOV Alexsandr	KAZ	1+1+2+2	6	37:50.0	+4:47.4
49	41		MARIC Janez	SLO	1+1+2+1	5	38:01.1	+4:58.5
50	53		VUILLERMOZ Rene Laurent	ITA	0+2+4+0	6	38:04.9	+5:02.3
51	35		SIMMEN Matthias	SUI	2+1+2+2	7	38:09.3	+5:06.7
52	46		LEGUELLEC Jean Philippe	CAN	1+1+1+1	4	38:12.2	+5:09.6
53	56		RUPNIK Vasja	SLO	1+2+2+2	7	38:33.0	+5:30.4
54	55		NAGAI Junji	JPN	1+1+3+0	5	38:36.1	+5:33.5
55	44		REN Long	CHN	2+1+0+2	5	38:58.6	+5:56.0
56	45		JAY Vincent	FRA	1+0+2+1	4	39:21.3	+6:18.7
57	54		ISA Hidenori	JPN	2+0+1+2	5	39:21.5	+6:18.9
58	59		CHEPELIN Vladimir	BLR	2+0+2+2	6	39:52.3	+6:49.7
59	60		KAUKENAS Tomas	LTU	0+2+2+3	7	40:14.0	+7:11.4
LAP	57		LAPONDER Marcel	GBR	1+2+1+2	6

Martin Fourcade - FRA

  “I spoke to my coach yesterday who said I should be intelligent and stay calm for a win. But my personal strategy was to attack because I really wanted this Gold medal. I am really proud of it, but I made some mistakes. But this was because I really wanted the Gold and did not fight for Silver. I tried to put pressure on Arnd; it was a good race.”

“It is wonderful. I never thought of it, so it is really a dream. You know, you have some chances in life to be World Champion. Today was one of my best chances to be that. So I am really proud; it is a wonderful sensation.”

Emil Hegle Svendsen - NOR

"I felt good on the tracks and knew that if I shot 18, 19, or 20 I could possibly catch the Gold medal. I knew it is difficult for the athletes shooting on target one in the last stage. I did not give up hope, but I shot one mistake there and that is why I could not quite battle Martin for the Gold. But I am quite happy with the Silver…It is a good start to the championships for me.”

Tarjei Boe - NOR

“I was not shooting so fast in prone. So after every round, I had five or ten seconds to fight back in the field. On the fourth round, I was in front. On the last round, I was a bit tired.”

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