On Saturday, Nove Mesto will compete in the World Biathlon World Cup. The best Finn in the men’s competition was Tero Seppälä, 30th.
Swedish Sebastian Samuelsson Won the Biathlon World Cup men’s chase competition in Nove Mesto in Czech Republic. Based on the results of the quick race, the Swedish, 46 seconds behind the chase, fired zeros from every four locations.
Twice a round of fines toured the Italian Tommaso giacomel was another. He missed Samuelsson for 26.4 seconds.
The third was in Norway Johannes Thingnes Bö (+ 38.7).
The best of the Finns was Tero Seppäläwhich was 30th in the outcome of the chase.
Seppälä got to the track for a minute and 46 seconds in the lead in the French Emilien’s Jacquelin after.
On Saturday, Seppälä had to run a fine round four times and arrived at the finish over three and a half minutes after Samuelsson.
Thursday’s best Finnish, one and a half minutes behind the tip Heikki Laitinen Ranked 47th in the chase race.
Laitinen had to tour the fines six times, and the winner was more than six minutes.
Otto Invenius was 51th. He had seven shots in the competition.
On Sunday, Nove Mesto will compete in messages.
1. Sebastian Samuelsson SWE 32.22.1 (0
2. Tommaso Giacomel Ita +26.4 (2)
3. Johannes Thingnes Bö Nor +38.7 (3)
4. Quentin Fillon Maillet Fra +45.2 (3)
5. Sturla Holm Lägreid Nor +53.2 (1)
6. Niklas Hartweg sui +1.14.8 (1)
7. Martin Ponsiluoma SWE +1.24.2 (4)
8. Emilien Jacquel fra +1.33.8 (4)
9. Campbell Wright USA +1.41.9 (4)
10. Oscar Lombardot Fra +1.46.9 (1)
30. Tero Seppälä FIN +3.39,8 (4)
47. Heikki Laitinen FIN +6.19.9 (6)
51. Otto Invenius +6.39,8 (7)