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ITALY 200 9 e.on RUHRGAS IBU BIATHLON WORLD CUP BIATHLON ANTHOLZ ANTERSELVA ANTHOLZ - ANTERSELVA 24.01.2009 21 Sekunden austragen. Bei den Männern (Startzeit 14.45 h), wo ebenfalls ein Norweger, Emil Hegle Svendsen, der Gejagdte sein wird, haben sogar acht Biathleten sehr gute Chancen, um den Sieg zu laufen, denn sie trennen nur 29 Sekunden. Binnen einer Minute werden insge- samt 15 Athleten ins Rennen geschickt. Sowohl bei den Damen, als auch bei den Her- ren, können sich die 20.000 erwarteten Fans von heute, auf wirklich spannende Wett- bewerbe freuen. >> Emil Hegle Svendsen >> Tora Berger Doppelte Jagd auf Norwegen Was könnte sich ein Biathlon- kann auch das bieten. Beim Fan-Herz mehr wünschen, als heutigen Pursuit-Bewerb der zwei Weltcup-Verfolgungs- Damen (Startzeit 12.45 h) wer- rennen an einem Tag, bei den Sprintsiegerin Tora Berger denen die Besten innerhalb (NOR), Danya Domracheva weniger Sekunden ins Rennen (BLR) und Kati Wilhelm (GER) geschickt werden. Antholz ihren Kampf innerhalb von ITALY 200 9 e.on Ruhrgas IBU World Cup Biathlon BIATHLON ANTHOLZ ANTERSELVA ANTHOLZ - ANTERSELVA 24.01.2009 Sportivi in visita o ... Eirik Stephan Eberharter al lavoro Kvalfoss in als Journalist in Antholz Antholz Bis Sonntag ist der Olympia- hatte seinen sportlichen Hö- sieger, Weltmeister und Welt- hepunkt als er in der Saison Kvalfoss is a Norwegian biath- cup-Gesamtsieger Stephan 2001/02 den Gesamtweltcup lon legend. Up to the 90ies he Eberharter Gast beim Biathlon im alpinen Skisport gewann. Als was considered best Norwe- Weltcup. Seit er 2004 seinen weitere Höhepunkte folgten gian biathlete, and he was one Rücktritt vom aktiven Skisport Goldmedaillen bei den Olympi- of the most successful athletes erklärt hat ist er Kolumnist der schen Spielen 2002 und bei der >> Maria Gufler e Florian Eisath >> Michi Kammerer of his time. 1984, at the Sarajevo „Kronen Zeitung“. Eberharter Weltmeisterschaft 2003. >> Erika Pallhuber Olympic Games, he conquered & Stephan Eberharter La più grande manifestazio- del 2008. Attualmente è fuori three medals in three races, ne sportiva invernale l’Italia, combattimento a causa della among them the gold medal in per quanto riguarda l’afflusso di frattura di tibia e perone, patita the sprint race. Between 1982 Ehemaliger- pubblico, è la Coppa del Mondo in allenamento il 29 dicembre and 1991 he was world cham- Former Finnish World ÖSV-Adler bei di Biathlon ad Anterselva. L’even- scorso. Altrettanto presente ad pion for three times, chiefly in den Skijägern to, che oramai è anche diventato Anterselva, però in veste di col- his speciality, the sprint. 1989 Champion as a una buona occasione per vedere laboratrice dell’ufficio stampa, è Kvalfoss was the first non-Ger- Ernst Vettori, Olympiasieger ed incontrare sportivi attivi, riti- anche la giovane Michi Kamme- man athlete to win the overall TV Commentator 1992 auf der Normal- rati, del presente e del passato. rer di Chienes. La diciannoven- biathlon Worldcup. schanze von Albert- Uno di questi è Florian Eisath, ne, fino all’anno scorso, faceva Heikki Ikola is a former suc- >> Heikki Ikola ville, fünffacher WM- giovane atleta della nazionale parte della nazionale azzurra di >> Eirik Kvalfoss cessful biathlete from Finland. Medaillengewinner azzurra di sci alpino, attualmen- slittino su pista artificiale ed era Together with his countryman und zweifacher Sie- te infortunato. Assieme alla fin- pertanto compagna di squadra Juhani Suutarinen, in the 80ies ger der Vierschan- danzata Maria Gufler, responsa- di Armin Zöggeler & C. Nella sua he could easily keep pace with zentournee (86/86 bile dello snowboard in seno al breve carriera, Michi ha fatto the predominant Soviets. He has und 86/87), sieht Comitato FISI Alto Adige, ha colto registrare un 23° posto in Coppa good memories of Antholz: at sich auch die Biath- l’occasione per fare una visita ai del Mondo a Calgary nella sta- the World Championships 1975 lonrennen von Antholz suoi colleghi del biathlon. Eisath, gione 2007/2008. Attualmente he won gold both in the individ- an. Der 45-Jährige aus Absam secondo assoluto della Coppa studia scienze turistiche presso ual race and with the Finnish re- in Tirol ist als Marketingchef Europa 2006, vanta un 11° posto la struttura universitaria di Bru- lay. Today he follows the Biathlon der Österreichischen Nordi- SL22082008+Ehrm.pdf 25.08.2008 14:34:21 Uhr SL22082008+Ehrm.pdf 25.08.2008 14:34:21 Uhr nella Supercombinata di Wengen nico (BZ). Worldcup as a TV commentator. schen anwesend. 2 3 ITALY 200 9 e.on Ruhrgas IBU World Cup Biathlon BIATHLON ANTHOLZ ANTERSELVA ANTHOLZ - ANTERSELVA 24.01.2009 STARTSTART LIST SUMMARY LIST SUMMARY STARTSTART LIST SUMMARY LIST SUMMARY START LIST Women 10 km Pursuit START LIST Men 12,5 km Pursuit WOMENSAT 24WOMEN 10 JAN km 2009 PURSUIT 10 km PURSUIT MENSAT 12.5 24MEN JAN km 12.5 2009PURSUIT km PURSUIT SAT 24 JANSAT 2009 24 JAN 2009 START TIME:START 12:45 TIME: 12:45 SAT 24 JANSAT 2009 24 JAN 2009 START TIME:START 14:45 TIME: 14:45 Start Start Start Start Start Start Start Start Bib NameBib Name Nat. Nat. RemarksRemarks Bib Name Bib Name Nat. Nat. Remarks RemarksBib NameBib Name Nat. Nat. RemarksRemarks Bib Name Bib Name Nat. Nat. Remarks Remarks Behind Behind Behind Behind Behind Behind Behind Behind 1 BERGER1 Tora BERGER Tora NOR 0:00NOR 0:00 31 BRUNET31 Marie BRUNET Laure Marie Laure FRA 1:18FRA 1:18 1 y SVENDSEN1 y SVENDSEN Emil Hegle Emil Hegle NOR 0:00NOR 0:00 31 OS 31Alexander OS Alexander NOR 1:30NOR 1:30 2 DOMRACHEVA2 DOMRACHEVA Darya Darya BLR 0:08BLR 0:08 32 TOFALVI32 Eva TOFALVI Eva ROU 1:19ROU 1:19 2 FERRY2 Björn FERRY Björn SWE 0:04SWE 0:04 32 HALLENBARTER32 HALLENBARTER Simon Simon SUI 1:30SUI 1:30 3 WILHELM3 Kati WILHELM Kati GER 0:21GER 0:21 33 KALINCHIK33 KALINCHIK Liudmila Liudmila BLR 1:20BLR 1:20 3 SIKORA3 Tomasz SIKORA Tomasz POL 0:07POL 0:07 33 SADOVNIKOV33 SADOVNIKOV Sergey Sergey BLR 1:30BLR 1:30 4 BOULYGINA4 BOULYGINA Anna Anna RUS 0:27RUS 0:27 34 PERATHONER34 PERATHONER Christa Christa ITA 1:20ITA 1:20 4 BERGMAN4 BERGMAN Carl Johan Carl Johan SWE 0:13SWE 0:13 34 BERGER34 Lars BERGER Lars NOR 1:34NOR 1:34 5 AKHATOVA5 AKHATOVA Albina Albina RUS 0:30RUS 0:30 35 GWIZDON35 GWIZDONMagdalena Magdalena POL 1:23POL 1:23 5 HANEVOLD5 HANEVOLD Halvard Halvard NOR 0:19NOR 0:19 35 SIMMEN35 Matthias SIMMEN Matthias SUI 1:37SUI 1:37 6 MÄKÄRÄINEN6 MÄKÄRÄINEN Kaisa Kaisa FIN 0:32FIN 0:32 36 DORIN36 Marie DORIN Marie FRA 1:24FRA 1:24 6 SUMANN6 Christoph SUMANN Christoph AUT 0:27AUT 0:27 36 JONSSON36 JONSSONMagnus Magnus SWE 1:38SWE 1:38 7 SAUE7 Eveli SAUE Eveli EST 0:37EST 0:37 37 HAUSWALD37 HAUSWALD Simone Simone GER 1:30GER 1:30 7 GREIS7 Michael GREIS Michael GER 0:28GER 0:28 37 NILSSON37 Mattias NILSSON Mattias SWE 1:40SWE 1:40 8 KUDRASHOVA8 KUDRASHOVA Olga Olga BLR 0:39BLR 0:39 38 MALI38 Andreja MALI Andreja SLO 1:31SLO 1:31 8 USTYUGOV8 USTYUGOV Evgeny Evgeny RUS 0:29RUS 0:29 38 JAY38 Vincent JAY Vincent FRA 1:43FRA 1:43 9 PONZA9 Michela PONZA Michela ITA 0:40ITA 0:40 39 WANG39 Chunli WANG Chunli CHN 1:32CHN 1:32 9 SLESINGR9 SLESINGR Michal Michal CZE 0:32CZE 0:32 39 KOIV39 Kauri KOIV Kauri EST 1:44EST 1:44 10 BECK10 Martina BECK Martina GER 0:40GER 0:40 40 HALINAROVA40 HALINAROVA Martina Martina SVK 1:33SVK 1:33 10 EBERHARD10 EBERHARD Tobias Tobias AUT 0:32AUT 0:32 40 ISA40 Hidenori ISA Hidenori JPN 1:44JPN 1:44 11 KHVOSTENKO11 KHVOSTENKO Oksana Oksana UKR 0:45UKR 0:45 41 PLOTOGEA41 PLOTOGEA Dana Dana ROU 1:36ROU 1:36 11 MESOTITSCH11 MESOTITSCH Daniel Daniel AUT 0:33AUT 0:33 41 HABERT41 Lois HABERT Lois FRA 1:47FRA 1:47 12 HENKEL12 Andrea HENKEL Andrea GER 0:46GER 0:46 42 INGSTADBJOERG42 INGSTADBJOERG Anne Anne NOR 1:37NOR 1:37 12 STEPHAN12 STEPHANChristoph Christoph GER 0:36GER 0:36 42 YAROSHENKO42 YAROSHENKO Dmitri Dmitri RUS 1:47RUS 1:47 13 EIKELAND13 EIKELANDLiv Kjersti Liv Kjersti NOR 0:47NOR 0:47 43 GREGORIN43 GREGORIN Teja Teja SLO 1:37SLO 1:37 13 TCHOUDOV13 TCHOUDOV Maxim Maxim RUS 0:58RUS 0:58 43 SOUKUP43 Jaroslav SOUKUP Jaroslav CZE 1:47CZE 1:47 14 ROMANOVA14 ROMANOVA Iana Iana RUS 0:52RUS 0:52 44 KUZMINA44 Anastasiya KUZMINA Anastasiya SVK 1:39SVK 1:39 14 EKHOLM14 David EKHOLM David SWE 0:58SWE 0:58 44 FOURCADE44 FOURCADE Martin Martin FRA 1:48FRA 1:48 15 NEUNER15 Magdalena NEUNER Magdalena GER 0:55GER 0:55 45 SONG45 Chaoqing SONG Chaoqing CHN 1:40CHN 1:40 15 BURKE15 Tim BURKE Tim USA 0:59USA 0:59 45 WOLF45 Alexander WOLF Alexander GER 1:53GER 1:53 16 HITZER16 Kathrin HITZER Kathrin GER 0:56GER 0:56 46 MACABIES46 MACABIES Pauline Pauline FRA 1:50FRA 1:50 16 TCHEREZOV16 TCHEREZOV Ivan Ivan RUS 1:02RUS 1:02 46 NOVIKOV46 Sergey NOVIKOV Sergey BLR 1:54BLR 1:54 17 FIANDINO17 FIANDINORoberta Roberta ITA 0:58ITA 0:58 47 NOVAKOWSKA47 NOVAKOWSKA Weronika Weronika POL 1:50POL 1:50 17 PINTER17 Friedrich PINTER Friedrich AUT 1:02AUT 1:02 47 ZHANG47 Chengye ZHANG Chengye CHN 1:54CHN 1:54 18 LEVCHENKOVA18 LEVCHENKOVA Natalia Natalia MDA 0:58MDA 0:58 48 BONNEVIE-SVENDSEN48 BONNEVIE-SVENDSEN Julie Julie NOR 1:52 NOR 1:52 18 VUILLERMOZ18 VUILLERMOZ Rene Laurent Rene Laurent ITA 1:02 ITA 1:02 48 ABRAMENKO48 ABRAMENKO Evgeny Evgeny BLR 1:55BLR 1:55 19 DÖLL19 Juliane DÖLL Juliane GER 0:59GER 0:59 49 NILSSON49 Anna NILSSON Maria Anna Maria SWE 1:55SWE 1:55 19 EDER19 Simon EDER Simon AUT 1:04AUT 1:04 49 KRUGLOV49 KRUGLOVNikolay Nikolay RUS 1:55RUS 1:55 20 BECAERT20 BECAERTSylvie Sylvie FRA 0:59FRA 0:59 50 BOBAK50 Paulina BOBAK Paulina POL 1:57POL 1:57 20 DERKACH20 DERKACHVyacheslav Vyacheslav UKR 1:08UKR 1:08 50 MAKSIMOV50 MAKSIMOV Maxim Maxim RUS 1:56RUS 1:56 21 ANISIMOVA21 ANISIMOVA Olga Olga RUS 1:01RUS 1:01 51 ERTL51 Barbara ERTL
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  • Hockey Players Fail to Reach Olympiad

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  • Prior Winter Olympic Nations That No Longer Exist CZECHOSLOVAKIA

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