Austria's Simon Eder won Sunday's mass start here, the final event of the men's biathlon World Cup season. Eder covered the 15km circuit in a time of 37min 14.4sec without picking up any penalty points to beat his compatriot Dominik Landertinger by 12.1sec with Norwegian Ole Einar Bjoerndalen 17s adrift in third. Landertinger took the mass-start title while Bjoerndalen had already wrapped up a record sixth overall World Cup title with a tally of seven wins and eight other podium finishes throughout the season. That saw the 35-year-old finish on 1080 points, well clear of second-placed Tomasz Sikora of Poland (870) and his fellow ...
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Norway's Ole Einar Bjorndalen became a triple biathlon world champion Tuesday, speeding to victory in the men's individual race. Bjorndalen missed three targets in the crucial four shooting sessions, but skied fastest to win his third gold medal at the world championships. He finished the 20K race in 52 minutes, 28 seconds to beat Christoph Stephan of Germany by 14.1 seconds. Stephan hit all but one of the targets. Slovenian Jakov Fak missed one shot to finish 17.1 seconds behind Bjorndalen for the bronze, his first ever medal in any world championship or world cup. Athletes were punished for every missed target by an ...
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Emil Hegle Svendsen (born 12 July, 1985) is a Norwegian biathlete. He skis with Strindheim IL, based in Trondheim. He is 6ft 1" (185cm) tall, and weights 170lbs (77kg, 12st 2lb).
