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Posted on 04-01-2009 16:36
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I know Northug is the best sprinter but it isnt what i say. I mean why do newspapers make so big deal about they sprint when Teichman didnt even try to sprint.
And no i dont think that if you see the 15km from Gellivare Teichman finished in front of Di Centa...
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Posted on 04-01-2009 16:44
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You can't take just one result as a great example. It's the same thing like saying Lars Berger is a great shooter because he shot clear once and won. The truth is that Teichmann is worse than he was.
About the first thing, Halvor started this because it was fun to watch Northug sprinting and falling and Teichmann resigned to the faster pace of Northug.
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Posted on 04-01-2009 16:51
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But you say this year. And i didnt have time to find so many results but it haven't been so many 15kms individual start eather.. So i just find the one i remember
PS: it is the only individual 15k Free they have raced so far this season.. So i just answeard you question..
Edited by Biathlon on 04-01-2009 16:55
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Posted on 04-01-2009 17:02
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C'mon, I am talking about general skiing. You are just restricting to 15km and Di Centa.
And back to the center of the question: if Teichmann was in a bad day there was no way he could finish 3rd and he didn't sprint because he knew Northug would beat him. |
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Posted on 04-01-2009 17:06
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But this is the closest to 15km Free. Since De Centa did all the job himself Axel did all the job.
He could finish third with a bad day when he have a very nice lead like he did.. I think he didnt sprint because he did have nothing to sprint with. He was dead. But i say that that you cant call it a sprint like the newspaper do when one of them dont sprint..
Edited by Biathlon on 04-01-2009 17:07
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Posted on 04-01-2009 17:11
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In the last part I agree with you, that wasn't a sprint because, like I said earlier, he knew he couldn't beat the norwegian. |
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Posted on 04-01-2009 17:15
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Stop beeing so Northug blind!
I dont know it's diffrence to sprint in the uphill it is there at the last meters than it is in a normal flat sprint..
But he didnt sprint because he was dead! Everybody would atleast fighted for it if they had powers left. But he didnt have anything..
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Posted on 04-01-2009 17:25
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I am no Northug blind, I just like to see a good cross-country race.
As you said Axel did all the job, so he could well be dead at the end. But he was not in a very bad day, ortherwise he wouldn't do all the job. |
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Posted on 04-01-2009 17:34
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He had to have a bad day. He didnt go good at all. He lost to all the whole race. Thats not normal.!
Anyway who cares He got 3rd Northug second and Cologna first.
Edited by Biathlon on 04-01-2009 17:37
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Posted on 04-01-2009 17:41
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Not to all B)
Probably, he had. Probably, he was dead at the finish because he has done all the work. Probably, not surely. Most probable is that Northug would have beaten Axel even if he sprinted.
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Posted on 09-01-2009 21:44
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Suspension of Ivan Tcherezov
With regard to Art. 6.6.4.3.4.2 of the IBU Anti Doping Rules the athlete Ivan Tcherezov from RUSSIA was suspended from the Relay competition yesterday due to a haemoglobin value that exceeds the limits, set out in the IBU Rules, for Health Reasons.
Please be aware that this is not a doping case. These parameters can be naturally elevated in various situations such as altitude training, dehydration, natural genetic selection etc. However, in our efforts to combat doping, we automatically test all athletes with such high values for all known doping agents (transfusion, epo, etc).
The suspension shall take immediate effect from the respective competition until blood re-testing shows normalization of their blood parameters. This re-test will take place no sooner than 5 days from the time of the test that led to the suspension.
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Posted on 11-01-2009 15:02
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Posted on 11-01-2009 15:47
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Hahah Domratcheva! When it is prone shooting she shooting standing hahah
Watch: https://www1.nrk.n...erdi/86910
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Posted on 11-01-2009 15:48
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Anyway! OEB with a 3rd! I think he will dominate in Rupholding-Biathlons Super-Bowl!
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Posted on 11-01-2009 15:49
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Oh yeahr! That was the most awesome faliure I have ever seen in biathlon! So damn funny!
I think that she will make sure to do it right next time
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Posted on 11-01-2009 15:50
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Posted on 11-01-2009 15:51
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Yeah lol. She is not a rookie at all so how can you do a mistake like that.
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Posted on 11-01-2009 15:53
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alexkr00 wrote:
Suspension of Ivan Tcherezov
With regard to Art. 6.6.4.3.4.2 of the IBU Anti Doping Rules the athlete Ivan Tcherezov from RUSSIA was suspended from the Relay competition yesterday due to a haemoglobin value that exceeds the limits, set out in the IBU Rules, for Health Reasons.
Please be aware that this is not a doping case. These parameters can be naturally elevated in various situations such as altitude training, dehydration, natural genetic selection etc. However, in our efforts to combat doping, we automatically test all athletes with such high values for all known doping agents (transfusion, epo, etc).
The suspension shall take immediate effect from the respective competition until blood re-testing shows normalization of their blood parameters. This re-test will take place no sooner than 5 days from the time of the test that led to the suspension.
This happend last year to. And before he got caught then he raced really fast but after he got caught he didnt ski so fast..... Hmm...
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Posted on 14-01-2009 17:23
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What is going on???? Romania is 6th after two stages of a relay, alexkr must be in heaven. And Finland 5th.
I'll bring a banana for those and for Norway, that is doing amazing... |
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Posted on 14-01-2009 17:30
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I haven't seen such a good performance for Norway at ages . But the men's relay will satisfy you, I predict.
Makarainen did a great job. She was perfect and she even left Henkel behind. |
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