Only one miss: biathlete Stalder in the top ten after a good shooting performance

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Classify with just one missed shot Sebastian Stalder (26) in the mass start race over 15 km in 8th place. The man from Zurich is the only Swiss at the start when the Norwegian Vetle Sjaastad Christiansen wins, because Niklas Hartweg had to retire due to illness, not for the first time this winter.

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The biathletes are now taking a two-week break from competition. They will then meet at the height of the season from February 4 to 18 at the World Championships in the biathlon-crazy Nove Mesto in the Czech Republic.

Stopping at the parallel slalom in Pamporovo in Bulgaria Julie Zogg (31) hoist the Swiss flag. The woman from St. Gallen is the only Swiss woman to survive the qualification and, just like the day before, advance to the quarter-finals. There Zogg loses the match against eventual finalist Sabine Schöffmann from Austria, putting her in 6th place.

Meanwhile, the Czech Ester Ledecka is celebrating a double success and also takes victory on Sunday. The final men’s races will take place without any Swiss participation. (sda)

Source : Blick

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