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U S A D A

Annual Report

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Foreword

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Team USADA

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#MyMoment

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USADA Fights for Clean Athletes 2017 By the Numbers Anti-Doping Education TrueSport Science In Action Therapeutic Use Exemptions

Olympic and Paralympic Testing

Global Service Testing DCO Operations

Contents

Innovative Technologies Results Management UFC Anti-Doping Program Independent Auditor’s Report

editors

Betsy Douglass, Communications Manager Brad Horn, Communications Director Averi Walker, Writer and Publications Editor

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APEX Communications, Inc.

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Gety Images, Shuterstock, Erica Bailey, NBC OIympics/United States Olympic Commitee, Nancie Bataglia ©2018 USADA. All rights reserved. Permission to reprint or redistribute altered or excerpted materials will be granted on a case-by-case basis. All requests must be made in writing to the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency.

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While advocating for a global commitment to clean sport, USADA led by example with expanded and enhanced education, testing, and intelligence initiatives at home. USADA reached more than 10,000 athletes and support personnel with anti-doping education in 2017, while also initiating efforts to increase deterrence by hosting an Education Summit, where leading national anti-doping organizations collaborated on evidencebased education strategies. On the detection front, USADA completed nearly 9,950 tests and investigated 665 tips from the community, and of the 144 actionable tips, almost 10 percent led to a sanction in 2017.

Even as USADA continues to advance its anti-doping

Message from the

capabilities and programs, there

Chairman & CEO

remains a significant opportunity to grow a culture of clean sport by instilling the values of true sport, such as sportsmanship, healthy competition, and

USADA’s ability to maintain a gold standard anti-doping program has also benefited athletes outside the Olympic movement, including the UFC® and its global athletes. Since implementing the first independent anti-doping program in professional sport in 2015, administered by USADA, the UFC has become known as THE clean promotion in mixed martial arts. Athletes have since reported choosing the UFC over other promotions because of the anti-doping program, as they know every effort is made to ensure a clean Octagon where the competition is fair and their health and safety is a priority. While helping atract new athletes, the UFC Anti-Doping Program also continues to receive support from current UFC athletes who welcome the opportunity to show the world that they train clean and fight clean.

accountability, from the very beginning.

With nearly 3,000 tests completed across 45 nationalities and 17 sanctions announced in 2017, the UFC Anti-Doping Program has established the standard for anti-doping in professional sport, while also producing benefits for both the sport and its athletes. Together, the UFC and USADA have demonstrated the value of implementing an independent anti-doping program in any sport.

Throughout 2017, USADA was once again reminded that there is never a moment when we

can step back, stay silent, or be complacent. Our mandate to protect true sport and clean athletes’ rights means that we must be beter every day to ensure that the best moments in sport are authentic, and that

  • clean athletes never lose the moments they’ve earned.
  • Even as USADA continues to advance its anti-doping capabilities and programs, there remains a significant

opportunity to grow a culture of clean sport by instilling the values of true sport, such as sportsmanship, healthy competition, and accountability, from the very beginning. USADA is championing the future generation of clean sport leaders through its TrueSport movement, which works with sports organizations and elite athletes to deliver values-based education to parents, coaches, and youth athletes around the country. As TrueSport partnerships and programs continue to reach more members of the youth sports community, true sport values will further empower the clean sport movement.
is constant vigilance in the fight for clean sport was especially necessary in 2017. Recognizing the values at stake and a tepid response from some in the international community, USADA redoubled our efforts to advance the international fight for clean sport, largely by partnering with athletes and national anti-doping organizations worldwide to collectively compel meaningful deterrence and accountability. USADA also advocated for global anti-doping reform during a Congressional hearing early in 2017, with testimony from both USADA and Olympic athletes highlighting the importance of fair sport and the existing deficiencies in global anti-doping systems.
At the end of every day and every year, USADA’s mission remains the same: preserve the integrity of competition, inspire true sport, and protect the rights of athletes. e mission doesn’t change, but the way we get there is constantly evolving in our pursuit of perfection, with new technologies, research, and initiatives forever increasing the power of deterrence and detection. As always, our team will continue to make the most of every moment so that every team and every athlete can have their moment.
Although these efforts placed anti-doping in the international spotlight, a greater global commitment to clean sport is still hanging in the balance, which became painfully clear when the largest doping scandal in history was punished in appearance only.

is decision, and many others, once again made clean athletes around the world question the reality of ever competing on a truly level playing field. With these setbacks and challenges in mind, USADA will continue utilizing every available resource and strategy in the fight for global reforms to restore clean athletes’ rights and protect their irreplaceable moments.

  • Edwin C. Moses
  • Travis T. Tygart

  • Chair, Board of Directors
  • Chief Executive Officer

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Leadership and Senior Staff
Board of

Directors

The USADA Board of Directors is comprised of experienced individuals who share the ideals and principles behind USADA’s vision, mission, and core values. The Board of Directors advise and support the staff in executing the work of the organization through its balanced and diverse perspectives. For more information on the USADA Board of Directors, please visit www.USADA.org/board-of-directors.
Based in Colorado Springs, Colorado, USADA’s leadership and staff are responsible for managing and coordinating comprehensive anti-doping programs for the Olympic and Paralympic movements, as well as the UFC. USADA’s initiatives include:

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Anti-doping education and resources Science, research, and technology projects Testing programs Results management and adjudication

USADA’s dedicated and talented staff is comprised of more than 100 home office staff members and field-based Doping Control Officers who work together as a team to realize the organization’s mission to: PRESERVE the integrity of competition, INSPIRE true sport, and PROTECT the rights of athletes.

Edwin C. Moses

ScD hc

Richard V. Clark

MD, PhD, FACP Vice Chair

  • Marcia Lee Taylor
  • Philip Dunn

Treasurer

Jim Kooler

  • DrPH
  • Secretary

Chair

Travis T. Tygart

Chief Executive
Officer

Sandra Briggs, CPA

Chief Financial
Officer

John Frothingham

Chief Operating
Officer

William Bock, III

General Counsel

Ken Wright

DA, AT Ret
MD

John Bardis

(until 03/2017)

  • Douglas Beal
  • Tobie Smith

MD, MPH, MEd, FAAFP

Mat Fedoruk, PhD

Science Director

Gabriel Baida

UFC Operations Director

Onye Ikwuakor

Legal Affairs Director, Emerging and Pro Sports

Emmy Vargas

(as of 10/2017)

Ed Merrens

MD

(as of 10/2017)

Jeff Cook

Legal Affairs Director,
Olympic Sport

Molly Tomlonovic Norton

Anti-Doping Operations and Education Director

Brad Horn

Communications Director

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#MyMoment

Empowering Athletes in the Fight for Clean Sport

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Team USA Women’s Ice Hockey

players Meghan Dugganand Amanda Kessel

#MyMoment

WHAT:

Leading up to the 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea, Olympians and Paralympians from around the world united behind #MyMoment to highlight the irreplaceable moments clean athletes have lost to doping and to defend the moments they could earn if they have access to a level playing field.

WHO:

Stephanie Jallen

Athletes and national anti-doping organizations (NADOs) from Austria, Canada, Germany, Japan, South Korea, the United Kingdom, and the United States partnered on the campaign.

Team USA Paralympic Alpine Skiing

#MyMoment

ATHLETES

HOW:

• Anna Gasser

Austria, Snowboard Slopestyle

On October 30, 2017, USADA and the NADOs partners launched a global social media campaign featuring multi-national, multi-lingual videos and other content capturing why clean sport matters to athletes. While explaining how doping impacts individual moments, the athletes’ testimonials also illustrated why clean sport matters to families, fans, and the future of sport as a whole.

• Markus Salcher

Austria, Para Alpine Skiing

• Rosanna Crawford

Canada, Biathlon

• Alex Harvey

Canada, Cross-country Skiing

• Anna Schaffelhuber

WHY:

Germany, Para Alpine Skiing

Recognizing that doping steals irreplaceable moments and opportunities from clean athletes, the #MyMoment campaign was designed to create a unified and global call for clean sport. e campaign both amplified the voices of clean athletes, and urged all those who believe in the integrity of sport to demand a level playing field in PyeongChang and beyond.

• Erik Lesser

Germany, Biathlon

• Tomoka Takeuchi

Japan, Snowboard

• Hiraku Misawa

Japan, Para Alpine Skiing

• Won Yun-jong

S. Korea, Bobsled

• Seo Soon-Seok

S. Korea, Wheelchair Curling

• Lizzy Yarnold

U.K., Skeleton

Chris Fogt

Team USA

Lowell Bailey

Team USA Biathlon

• Stephanie Jallen

U.S., Para Alpine Skiing

Four-man Bobsled

• Lowell Bailey

U.S., Biathlon

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USADA

Fights for Clean Athletes

NADO Leaders Advance Urgent Reforms in Wake of Second McLaren Report

(January 10, 2017)

Ways to Improve and Strengthen the International Anti-Doping System – Congressional Testimony

(February 28, 2017)

You’re better off getting a bronze medal than cheating and getting a gold.

Doping Crisis Threatens 2018 Winter Olympic Games

(September 14, 2017)

Following evidence of wide-spread systemic corruption exposed by the second McLaren Report, leaders from 19 National Anti-Doping Organizations (NADOs) came together for a special summit to reaffirm their commitment to the Copenhagen Reform Proposals, a series of reforms developed in August 2016. The NADOs also called on the international sport community to bolster anti-doping efforts and restore athletes’ faith in fair
USADA CEO Travis T. Tygart testified before Congress during a hearing on Ways to Improve and Strengthen the International Anti-Doping System. The hearing was held to address concerns about sport governance, how the Russian doping scandal had been handled, and calls for anti-doping reform. The hearing also included testimony from Michael Phelps, the most decorated Olympian in the world, and from American shot putter Adam Nelson, who received his 2004 Olympic gold medal almost 10 years after the fact when a competitor was disqualified for doping.

Less than five months before the start of the 2018 Winter Olympic Games, 17 National Anti-Doping Organization leaders held a fourth special meeting to address the International Olympic Committee’s continued refusal to hold Russia accountable for one of the biggest doping scandals in sports history.

Andrew Kurka

Team USA Paralympic Alpine Skiing

competition around the globe.

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DETERRENCE DETECTION

6,480

Olympic & Paralympic

TESTING

4,472

athletes

completed annual

TESTS COMPLETED

OVERVIEW

tutorials

1,226

PRE-GAMES

Tests Completed

1,074

3,456

coaches

completed annual tutorials

TESTS COMPLETED

1,072,435

OPTIONAL WHEREABOUTS

Global

REMINDERS

15

Sent to Athletes

Services

TESTING OVERVIEW

EDUCATION EVENTS

Formed

5

91

New Partnerships

CLIENTS

136

Number of

®

CLIENT

Drug REFERENCE LINE

EVENTS

USADA

Answering Questions from

Tested

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Athletes and Support Personnel

SANCTIONS

Announced in 2017

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UFC Detection AND Deterrence

70

phone calls than in 2016

Number of Sanctions Announced: 17

793
2,427

Average Sanction Length: 15 months

Drug Reference Inquiries Received By
Drug Reference Inquiries Received By

EMAIL
PHONE

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USADA

A N T I - D O P I N G

Education

Recognizing that knowledge is key to prevention and the first line of defense for clean sport, USADA provides education to thousands of athletes, coaches, trainers, medical staff, and other athlete support personnel each year. Through in-person and online education, as well as a multitude of other resources, USADA helps ensure that athletes and support personnel have the tools they need to navigate the anti-doping program and understand the role they play in keeping sport clean.

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  • EDUCATION Reach
  • EDUCATION at Events

USADA provided education to

more than 10,000 athletes and athlete support personnel in 2017.

USADA staff traveled to more than 35 cities for face-to-face presentations and booth education.

ANTI-DOPING

Education

— Staff attended dining hall chats and new athlete orientations at all three Olympic Training Centers.

4,472

athletes

completed annual tutorials

1,074

coaches

completed annual tutorials

In 2014, I lost my moment to win the medal I earned in front of my family and fans. It only took 19 seconds for my moment to be stolen by doping.

Staff provided more than

USADA Education Manager

Tammy Hanson

in-person education

visited Arizona State University in September 2017 to deliver the first education presentation at the request of an NCAA

Division I Athletic
Program.

Compared

to 2016, USADA reached

presentations

120

400% more coaches

with

USADA provided anti-doping resources at major events, including:

— Weightlifting Pan American Championships

its annual tutorial

— USA Track & Field Indoor and Outdoor
Championships

— FINA World Championships — World Rowing Championships

Lowell Bailey

Team USA

— International Weightlifting
Championships

Biathlon

Greg Kraft

ASU Director of Track and Field

Tammy Hanson

USADA Education Manager

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EDUCATION

Collaborated on education initiatives

with the World Anti-Doping Agency at

Championship events.

Hosted by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, the 2017 Anti-Doping Education Summit gathered education managers and leaders from National Anti-Doping Organizations in Australia, Canada, Denmark, Germany, Great Britain, Switzerland, and Japan, as well as a representative from the World Anti-Doping Agency, in critical discussions about the future of anti-doping education. During the three-day Summit, participants covered a wide range of topics, including athlete engagement, current issues, and NADO collaboration. From these discussions, USADA identified themes, focus areas, and action items that will help inform and guide anti-doping education worldwide in the years to come.

Partnerships

Partnered with New York Road Runners

to provide 10 education sessions to elite athletes.

ANTI-DOPING

Education

Collaborated with the new national

governing body USA Rock Climbing to

provide coach education. Co-presented with Olympic athlete and

TrueSport Ambassador Lauryn Williams

to educate youth athletes on supplement risks.

EDUCATION

Summmit

ATHLETE Survey

In 2017, USADA conducted an athlete survey for insights on how to improve its programs and better serve athletes. More than 800 registered testing pool (RTP) athletes completed the survey, providing USADA with a large amount of data on athlete perceptions of doping and anti-doping efforts. USADA is analyzing and evaluating that data to inform ongoing and future evidence-based detection and deterrence strategies.

EDUCATION Feedback

1,661 athletes completed USADA’s education evaluation survey in 2017, more than doubling the number completed in 2016.

“

The presentation was very informative about doping supplements, and the resources available

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  • The
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entire session was very

to make sure you are competing clean.

information about all the resources was great. interactive and educational.

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TrueSport

TrueSport® is a grassroots movement dedicated to promoting a positive youth sport experience that helps young athletes build the life skills and core values for success…on and off the field. In its outreach, TrueSport focuses on three actionable cornerstones: sportsmanship, character building, and clean and healthy performance.

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TRUESPORT in the Community

TrueSport partners with organizations around the country to deliver TrueSport messaging and expanded its reach in 2017 by forming new partnerships with SportsEngine, Wrestle Like a Girl, UNC at
Chapel Hill, USA Field Hockey, and NICA. TrueSport leverages athletes and events to beter connect with its target audiences.

TrueSport programming reached

TRUESPORT

Events

University of Pennsylvania

MILLION

In 2017, TrueSport reached 700 coaches and more than 7,500 youth

Honor Council: TrueSport

athletes through more than 70 sport camps, partnerships,

youth athletes,

11

TrueSport

Ambassador Elizabeth Beisel discussed integrity in athletics and academics with more than 100 college students.

SportsEngine,

home to 15,000

and programs.

parents, coaches, and other publics through partnerships, events, and online programs

Youth Sport Partners:

– SportsEngine – USA Field Hockey – USA Swimming – USA Volleyball – Wrestle Like a Girl

youth sport organizations, shares articles and social media content from TrueSport with its community of

Air Academy High School: TrueSport Advocate

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  • Der FC Bayern Des Radsports

    Der FC Bayern Des Radsports

    Sport Nummer 282 • Donnerstag, 5. Dezember 2019 29 Ergebnisse und Tabellen FUSSBALL Der FC Bayern des Radsports England:CrystalPalace–AFCBournemouth1:0,FCBurnley –ManchesterCity 1:4, LeicesterCity –FCWatford 2:0, Wolverhampton Wanderers –West Ham United2:0, ManchesterUnited –TottenhamHotspur 2:1, FC Chelsea – Bora-hansgrohegehört zu den stärksten Teams der Welt –doch zufrieden ist damit niemand Aston Villa 2:1,FCSouthampton–Norwich City 2:1,FC Liverpool –FCEverton5:2. Tabellenspitze: 1. FC Liverpool 15 14 1037:14 43 2. Leicester City 15 11 2235:935 3. Manchester City 15 10 2343:17 32 4. FC Chelsea 15 92430:2129 5. Wolverhampton 15 58221:1723 6. Manchester United 15 56423:1821 Frankreich: FC Metz–Stade Rennes0:1,FCToulouse –AS Monaco 1:2,Dijon FCO –Montpellier HSC 2:2, AS St. Etienne–OGC Nizza 4:1, Paris St. Germain –FCNantes 2:0. Tabellenspitze: 1. ParisSt. Germain 15 12 0332:836 2. Olympique Marseille 16 94322:1831 3. GirondinsBordeaux 16 75427:1726 4. OSC Lille 16 74520:1525 5. AS St. Etienne1674520:20 25 6. Montpellier HSC 16 66420:1424 HANDBALL DHB-Pokal, Viertelfinale: Rhein-NeckarLöwen –TSV Hannover-Burgdorf30:31 WM der Frauen in Japan, Vorrunde,4.Spieltag: Gruppe B: Australien–Südkorea 17:34 Deutschland –Frankreich 25:27 Dänemark –Brasilien 24:18 1. Südkorea 4122:97 7 2. Deutschland 4115:84 6 3. Frankreich 4119:80 5 4. Dänemark4112:82 5 5. Brasilien488:106 1 6. Australien 444:151 0 Gruppe C: Kasachstan –Spanien 16:43 Montenegro –Rumänien 27:26 Ungarn –Senegal 30:20 1. Spanien4132:77 8 2. Montenegro 4111:96 8 3. Ungarn4118:89 4 Die eigenen Ansprüche sind extrem hoch: Die Radprofis von Bora-hansgrohe wollen 2020 so erfolgreich sein, dass sie zur Nummer eins der Welt aufsteigen Foto: AP/ThibaultCamus 4.
  • Press Release World Class! Kögel Congratulates "Their" Biathletes

    Press Release World Class! Kögel Congratulates "Their" Biathletes

    Press release World Class! Kögel congratulates "their" biathletes Burtenbach, 13th. March 2015 ° The special trailer by Kögel supports the success of the athletes ° Kögel is the official trailer outfitter to the national German ski biathlon team. Fantastic success at the biathlon world championships last weekend for the National Team of Germany: Erik Lesser is the world champion and Laura Dahlmaier is the vice world champion. Erik Lesser attributed his success partly to his phenomenal skis in an interview given to the German TV channel ZDF. Naturally these were prepared in the Kögel waxing trailer at the world championships. The Kögel Box dry freight box body, equipped according to the requirements of the athletes and technical assistants that use it, once again made a contribution to the success of the German national biathlon team. The sturdy well-insulated three-axle Kögel Box body trailer guarantees the service team optimum working conditions even at extreme outdoor temperatures. The trailer is equipped with several grinding machines and work stations so that the service technicians can wax and prepare cross-country skis. The wax truck is also kitted out with ski racks, changing rooms, and quiet rooms. Two months ago, at the Heim World Cup in Ruhpolding, technicians and product managers from Kögel were able to take a closer look at the Kögel wax truck that had been in service for three years under extreme 1 Press release conditions and which partly moved on unpaved tracks and could see for themselves the very good condition of the box body. The truck drivers of the DSV also gave the trailer a perfect report card.
  • Du Samedi 9 Mars Au Vendredi 15 Mars

    Du Samedi 9 Mars Au Vendredi 15 Mars

    bulletin de programmes 11 du samedi 9 mars au vendredi 15 mars © Mons, Garnier / L'Équipe Biathlon : les Championnats du monde en clair et en direct Direction Östersund pour la suite des Championnats du monde de biathlon à suivre en direct sur la chaine L'Équipe qui délocalise son plateau pour l'occasion : Messaoud Benterki à la présentation des avant et après-courses accompagné de Marie Dorin et Raphaël Poirée. Aux commentaires, le duo Anne-Sophie Bernadi - Alexis Bœuf est de retour ! Cette année, la hiérarchie mondiale de la discipline est bouleversée et ces Mondiaux réservent de grandes surprises aux téléspectateurs. Chez les hommes, Martin Fourcade a la ferme intention de ré-affirmer sa suprématie face à Johannes Boe mais le Norvégien fera tout pour confirmer son statut de leader mondial. Face à ce duel, une armada de prétendants pour rafler les médailles en jeu parmi lesquels Alexander Loginov, Simon Eder, Arnd Peiffer mais également les Français Simon Desthieux, Quentin Fillon Maillet et Antonin Guigonnat. Chez les femmes, la domination italienne va-t-elle être confirmée ? C'est l'objectif de Dorothea Wierer et de Lisa Vittozzi. Mais la star allemande, Laura Dahlmeier, sera au rendez-vous avec l'ambition de ramener autant de médailles qu'en 2017 (7). Côté Françaises, tous les regards seront tournés vers Anaïs Chevalier, Anaïs Bescond et Justine Braisaz. © Mons / L'Équipe Cyclisme : plein phare sur l'Italie ! La chaine L'Équipe s'installe en Italie pour une semaine de vélo qui devrait ravir les téléspectateurs. Début des festivités samedi avec les Strade Bianche et ses célèbres routes blanches dont le gravier couvrira 63 kilomètres du parcours soit 11 secteurs (8 pour les femmes).
  • Goldene Biathlonzeit Sportliche Winterfestspiele Mit ERDINGER Alkoholfrei ERDINGER Alkoholfrei

    Goldene Biathlonzeit Sportliche Winterfestspiele Mit ERDINGER Alkoholfrei ERDINGER Alkoholfrei

    Winter 2017/2018 aktiv Goldene Biathlonzeit Sportliche Winterfestspiele mit ERDINGER Alkoholfrei ERDINGER Alkoholfrei Ein Traum geht in Erfüllung ERDINGER Alkoholfrei-Profi Simon Schempp holt sich bei der Biathlon-WM 2017 in Hochfil- zen die Goldmedaille im Massenstart-Rennen. 2 Inhalt Im Mai feierten ERDINGER Alkoholfrei Zitrone & Gra- pefruit ihr Marktdebüt. Seitdem begeistert das Erfri- schungsduo Freizeitathleten und Profisportler als perfek- 8 tes Entspannungsgetränk für den perfekten Moment. Markante blaue Banden, Blow-ups in Flaschenform, Logos auf den Startnummernleibchen und weitere Hingucker zeigen unübersehbar, dass Biathlon und Noch immer viel im Geschehen: 20 ERDINGER Alkoholfrei zusammengehören. Auch fünf Jahre nach seinem Karriereende bestimmt der 27 Biathlon-Sport das Leben von Michi Greis. ERDINGER Alkoholfrei Team Wahnsinn Patrick Lange wird Ironman-Weltmeister 4 Neue Aufgaben, alte Liebe Michael Greis nach Regeneration starten So löschen seiner aktiven Karriere 27 Ausdauersportler ihren Durst 6 Treue Partnerschaft ERDINGER Alkoholfrei und Verdiente Erfrischung ERDINGER Alkoholfrei seine Markenbotschafter 28 Zitrone & Grapefruit starten durch 8 Impressionen Team-Mitglieder in Aktion 29 Für Erfrischungs-Liebhaber Fruchtige Eine Leidenschaft, ein Team Die Community Genussmomente 10 für Ausdauerathleten 30 Das lohnt sich Team-Premiumpartner mit breitem Angebot für Mitglieder 31 Biathlon Sportliche Allrounder Die Triathlonprofis Jagd nach Weltcup-Punkten Die Stationen im Kurzporträt 32 des Biathlonzirkus 2017/2018 12 Pyeongchang
  • WC Hochfilzen, Herrenstaffel, 4 X 7,5 Km

    WC Hochfilzen, Herrenstaffel, 4 X 7,5 Km

    1. Simon-Schempp Fanclub ______________________________________________________________________ 13.12.2014 Weltcup Hochfilzen (AUT), Staffel der Herren über 4 x 7,5 km Russische Herrenstaffel gewinnt das Staffelrennen! Platz fünf für das Deutsche Team. Eine hervorragende Schießleistung mit nur insgesamt einem Nachlader, sicherte der russischen Staffel den verdienten Sieg. Die deutsche Mannschaft, mit Startläufer Erik Lesser, leistete sich insgesamt zu viele Nachlader und verpasste dadurch einen möglichen Podestplatz. So musste Erik Lesser gleich beim ersten Liegendschießen dreimal nachladen sowie beim Stehendschießen auch noch eine Patrone nachschieben. So konnte er als sechster hinter Norwegen, Frankreich, Ukraine, Russland und Österreich mit fast 16 Sek. Rückstand an Andreas Birnbacher übergeben. Auch bei Andi lief das Schießen nicht wirklich rund, musste mit insgesamt 3 Nachladern auf Platz fünf liegend an Daniel Böhm übergeben nachdem der Ukrainer Artem Pryma sich mit insgesamt fünf Nachladern und einer zusätzlichen Strafrunde aus dem Rennen geschossen hatte. Daniel Böhm konnte nach einem fehlerfreien Liegendschießen in der Spitzengruppe mitlaufen, viel jedoch nach dem Stehendschießen mit einem Nachlader wieder auf Rang fünf und übergab, mit fast 34 Sek. Rückstand auf die führenden Russen, an Schlussläufer Simon Schempp. Simon musste auf den letzten beiden Runden einen Zweikampf mit dem Österreicher Dominik Landertinger ausfechten. Der Russe Anton Shipulin führte mit einem Vorsprung von über 20 Sek. sein Team zum Sieg, gefolgt von Martin Fourcade, der jedoch läuferisch Shipulin nicht gefährden konnte. Den dritten Platz sicherte Tarjei Boe dem norwegischen Team. Die Norweger erreichten trotz insgesamt zehn Nachladern das Podest! Simon Schempp und Dominik Landertinger lieferten sich einen Zweikampf um Platz vier. Nachdem beide im Liegenschießen fehlerfrei blieben leisteten sich beide beim letzten Stehendschießen je einen Nachlader.
  • 2014/2015 Media Guide Guide De Presse

    2014/2015 Media Guide Guide De Presse

    2014/2015 MEDIA GUIDE GUIDE DE PRESSE www.biathloncanada.ca 1 PROUD SPONSOR OF THE CANADIAN BIATHLON TEAM SMALL ENOUGH TO RESPOND. LARGE ENOUGH TO DELIVER. Millennium Geomatics Ltd. provides quality geomatics solutions and exceptional service to the Western Canadian oil and gas in- dustry. Millennium Geomatics offers ground-based and satellite surveying techniques, project accuracy and high performance data collection capabilities. Millennium Geomatics Ltd. 400, 609 - 14th Street N.W. Calgary, Alberta T2N 2A1 Toll Free 1.877.575.9575 [email protected] 2 2014-15 Calendar of Events BRENDAN GREEN Calendrier des compétitions 2014-15 3 Directory Annuaire 4 Coaches Entraîneurs 6 Senior Team Athletes Athlètes : Équipe senior 8 Youth/Junior Team Athletes Athlètes : Équipe junior/benjamin 21 Design and layout/ 2013 World Championships Results Conception et mise en page : Résultats: Championnat du monde 2013 27 Medallist Design Inc. Cover photo/Photos de couverture : 2013-2014 International Results Christian Manzoni Résultats internationaux 2013-2014 28 Athlete/Athlète: Zina Kocher 2014 Olympic Games Results Résultats : Jeux Olympiques 2014 Action photos/Photos d’action : 31 Christian Manzoni and Mark Yungblut Spectator’s Guide Head shots/Photos des athlètes : Guide du spectateur 32 CREDITS / CONTRIBUTIONS CREDITS Ric Rowan Acknowledgements/Official Sponsors Remerciements/Commanditaires officiels 36 ROSANNA CRAWFORD 2 NOVEMBER / NOVEMBRE 2014-2015 DES ÉVÉNEMENTS CALENDRIER OF EVENTS 2014-2015 CALENDAR 29-30 North American Cup #1/Coupe nord-américaine #1 Canmore, AB 28-30 IBU Cup #1/Coupe IBU #1 Beitostolen, NOR DECEMBER / DÉCEMBRE 1-7 World Cup #1/Coupe du monde #1 Östersund, SWE 6-7 North American Cup #2/Coupe nord-américaine #2 Canmore, AB 8-14 World Cup #2/Coupe du monde #2 Hochfilzen, AUT 12-14 IBU Cup #2/Coupe IBU #2 Martell, ITA 15-21 World Cup #3/Coupe du monde #3 Pokljuka, SLO 16-20 IBU Cup #3/Coupe UIB #3 Obertilliach, AUT 13-14 North American Cup #3/Coupe nord-américaine #3 Mt.