Biathlon - Championnats du Monde - Jeunesse - 2002/2003

Championnats du Monde - Jeunesse - Résultats Hommes 2002/2003

Pologne - Koscielisko - 3 Février 2003 - 9 Février 2003

Sprint Hommes - 5 Février 2003

1	Andrei Doubassov (RUS)	25:31.4
2	Kiril Vasilev (BUL)	25:53.0
3	Christoph Knie (ALL)	26:00.4
4	Robert Wick (ALL)	26:08.3
5	Rune Bratsveen (NOR)	26:23.7
6	Peter Dokl (SLO)	26:26.8
7	Emil Hegle Svendsen (NOR)	26:29.0
8	Tobias Eberhard (AUT)	26:34.9
9	Simon Fourcade (FRA)	26:35.6
10	Vincent Porret (FRA)	26:36.4
11	Markus Windisch (ITA)	26:56.9
12	Mattia Cola (ITA)	26:59.0
13	Claudio Böckli (SUI)	26:59.8
14	Oleg Berezhnoy (UKR)	27:00.2
15	Igor Yashchenko (UKR)	27:04.7
16	Ivan Pantchenko (RUS)	27:06.7
17	Tanguy Roche (FRA)	27:07.2
18	Jaime Robb (CAN)	27:12.0
19	Peter Semrov (SLO)	27:14.9
20	Jens Zimmer (ALL)	27:18.5
21	Jan Brichta (RTC)	27:19.7
22	Radim Duda (RTC)	27:28.9
23	Heikki Raisanen (FIN)	27:32.3
24	Alexey Chudov (RUS)	27:36.2
25	Christian Tysk (SUE)	27:40.4
26	Jean Philippe Leguellec (CAN)	27:43.6
27	Andriy Atroshenko (UKR)	27:46.4
28	Jakov Fak (CRO)	27:46.9
29	Jura Vsivtsev (EST)	27:47.4
30	Peter Vozar (SVK)	27:50.4
31	Yuri Sholkavich (BLR)	27:51.0
32	Benjamin Byrne (E-U)	27:57.0
33	Karolis Zlatkauskas (LTU)	27:59.0
33	Rain Kuresoo (EST)	27:59.0
35	Matti Hakala (FIN)	27:59.5
36	Michal Kic (SVK)	27:59.6
37	Kevin Patzoldt (E-U)	28:04.0
38	Pavel Suchanek (RTC)	28:05.8
39	Adam Kwak (POL)	28:07.7
40	Anze Bocko (SLO)	28:28.5
41	Kaspars Dumbris (LAT)	28:36.7
42	Stanislaw Karpiel (POL)	28:40.2
43	Lukas Wyder (SUI)	28:40.3
44	Karlis Vanags (LAT)	28:42.2
45	Oleksandr Kolos (UKR)	28:47.9
46	Klemen Bauer (SLO)	28:49.3
47	Nikolai Verbitsky (BLR)	28:54.5
48	Kurt Farchmin (E-U)	28:55.1
49	Hay Dylan Costuros (CAN)	28:55.3
50	Artjom Vinogradov (EST)	28:56.6
51	Normunds Putns (LAT)	28:57.6
52	Nathan Smith (CAN)	28:57.8
53	Lasse Tanskanen (FIN)	28:59.7
54	Deimantas Martinkenas (LTU)	29:02.0
55	Evgeny Zhulev (BLR)	29:02.6
56	Claudiu Stirlici (ROU)	29:14.0
57	Maksim Domasev (LTU)	29:21.2
58	Anton Dietrich (AUT)	29:22.7
59	Mikulas Schön (SVK)	29:26.9
60	Miroslav Pandurov (BUL)	29:27.7
61	Gints Lusis (LAT)	29:31.0
62	Vladislav Moiseev (RUS)	29:35.3
63	Kazimierz Obrochta (POL)	29:37.2
64	Tuomas Saily (FIN)	29:50.8
65	Herbert Cool (P-B)	29:51.2
66	Dominik Hafellner (AUT)	30:02.1
67	Franz Perwein (AUT)	30:03.3
68	Guillaume Robert (FRA)	30:10.7
69	Nathan Erlandson (E-U)	30:36.1
70	Borislav Hadzhiev (BUL)	30:36.5
71	Evgeny Kirpichnikov (BLR)	30:37.5
72	Adam Nedza-Kubiniec (POL)	30:40.9
73	Aleksandr Derendiajev (LTU)	30:44.8
74	Petr Hradecky (RTC)	31:16.7
75	Balint Fekete (HON)	31:26.6
76	Stjepan Fak (CRO)	31:32.0
77	Martin Bogdanov (BUL)	31:53.1
78	Kyriakos Xanthis (GRE)	32:01.3
79	Sergey Naumik (KAZ)	32:16.7
80	Matthias Birrer (SUI)	32:20.3
81	Desmond Verboort (P-B)	32:49.3
82	David Crnic (CRO)	33:07.3
83	Polychronis Sioulas (GRE)	33:24.3
84	Blazimir Crnkovic (CRO)	34:07.6
85	Laszlo Csonka (HON)	34:08.6
86	Rodrigo Casabella (ARG)	38:04.9

Poursuite Hommes - 6 Février 2003

1	Christoph Knie (ALL)	46:14.8
2	Oleg Berezhnoy (UKR)	46:53.2
3	Emil Hegle Svendsen (NOR)	47:34.7
4	Markus Windisch (ITA)	47:57.4
5	Rune Bratsveen (NOR)	47:58.6
6	Ivan Pantchenko (RUS)	48:13.8
7	Vincent Porret (FRA)	48:38.2
8	Jens Zimmer (ALL)	48:49.8
9	Robert Wick (ALL)	49:15.9
10	Andrei Doubassov (RUS)	49:20.1
11	Adam Kwak (POL)	49:28.5
12	Jaime Robb (CAN)	49:42.4
13	Rain Kuresoo (EST)	50:14.8
14	Tanguy Roche (FRA)	50:17.7
15	Peter Dokl (SLO)	50:18.3
16	Claudio Böckli (SUI)	50:24.5
17	Kiril Vasilev (BUL)	50:25.0
18	Peter Vozar (SVK)	50:35.2
19	Simon Fourcade (FRA)	50:42.1
20	Igor Yashchenko (UKR)	50:45.6
21	Heikki Raisanen (FIN)	50:48.9
22	Radim Duda (RTC)	51:01.7
23	Kaspars Dumbris (LAT)	51:02.3
24	Peter Semrov (SLO)	51:10.2
25	Stanislaw Karpiel (POL)	51:16.0
26	Claudiu Stirlici (ROU)	51:21.8
27	Oleksandr Kolos (UKR)	51:29.6
28	Normunds Putns (LAT)	51:45.2
29	Mattia Cola (ITA)	51:51.9
30	Evgeny Zhulev (BLR)	51:52.5
31	Andriy Atroshenko (UKR)	52:16.9
32	Jakov Fak (CRO)	52:20.1
33	Jean Philippe Leguellec (CAN)	52:26.9
34	Yuri Sholkavich (BLR)	52:39.5
35	Pavel Suchanek (RTC)	52:41.6
36	Karlis Vanags (LAT)	52:45.9
37	Anze Bocko (SLO)	52:56.6
38	Nikolai Verbitsky (BLR)	53:10.9
39	Michal Kic (SVK)	53:25.4
40	Tobias Eberhard (AUT)	53:26.3
41	Benjamin Byrne (E-U)	53:35.4
42	Christian Tysk (SUE)	53:40.8
43	Jan Brichta (RTC)	53:48.6
44	Kevin Patzoldt (E-U)	53:49.8
45	Karolis Zlatkauskas (LTU)	53:53.2
46	Matti Hakala (FIN)	53:54.3
47	Jura Vsivtsev (EST)	54:22.1
48	Klemen Bauer (SLO)	54:38.1
49	Anton Dietrich (AUT)	54:46.5
50	Kurt Farchmin (E-U)	55:02.2
51	Alexey Chudov (RUS)	55:30.2
52	Maksim Domasev (LTU)	55:53.5
53	Hay Dylan Costuros (CAN)	56:23.4
54	Lasse Tanskanen (FIN)	56:28.5
55	Lukas Wyder (SUI)	57:08.3
56	Miroslav Pandurov (BUL)	57:29.3
57	Mikulas Schön (SVK)	58:04.1
58	Deimantas Martinkenas (LTU)	58:48.1

Individuel Hommes - 8 Février 2003

1	Simon Fourcade (FRA)	44:19.5
2	Robert Wick (ALL)	44:35.1
3	Emil Hegle Svendsen (NOR)	45:30.4
4	Stanislaw Karpiel (POL)	45:45.8
5	Rune Bratsveen (NOR)	45:52.7
6	Ivan Pantchenko (RUS)	46:53.5
7	Heikki Raisanen (FIN)	46:54.0
8	Peter Dokl (SLO)	47:05.4
9	Vladislav Moiseev (RUS)	47:21.1
10	Kiril Vasilev (BUL)	47:26.0
11	Igor Yashchenko (UKR)	47:27.8
12	Tanguy Roche (FRA)	47:44.0
13	Jens Zimmer (ALL)	48:01.1
14	Markus Windisch (ITA)	48:15.7
15	Pavel Suchanek (RTC)	48:32.7
16	Kazimierz Obrochta (POL)	48:35.1
17	Oleg Berezhnoy (UKR)	48:44.6
18	Klemen Bauer (SLO)	49:21.8
19	Andrei Doubassov (RUS)	49:24.3
20	Karlis Vanags (LAT)	49:25.1
21	Radim Duda (RTC)	49:25.3
22	Evgeny Zhulev (BLR)	49:25.8
23	Lukasz Zych (POL)	49:33.7
24	Guillaume Robert (FRA)	49:35.5
25	Jaime Robb (CAN)	49:35.6
26	Petr Hradecky (RTC)	49:37.2
27	Franz Perwein (AUT)	49:44.4
28	Nikolai Verbitsky (BLR)	49:44.5
29	Kaspars Dumbris (LAT)	49:56.2
30	Christoph Knie (ALL)	49:57.6
31	Ivan Chashchikhin (RUS)	50:03.8
32	Peter Vozar (SVK)	50:07.9
33	Jean Philippe Leguellec (CAN)	50:29.1
34	Tomas Sanitra (SVK)	50:30.3
35	Oleksandr Kolos (UKR)	50:39.1
36	Juha Pakkanen (FIN)	50:48.4
37	Jura Vsivtsev (EST)	51:03.2
38	Jakov Fak (CRO)	51:11.3
39	Borislav Hadzhiev (BUL)	51:14.2
40	Kurt Farchmin (E-U)	51:15.2
41	Lasse Tanskanen (FIN)	51:26.9
42	Nathan Smith (CAN)	51:32.0
43	Michal Kic (SVK)	51:32.2
44	Volodymyr Glynskyy (UKR)	51:33.5
45	Benjamin Byrne (E-U)	51:40.0
46	Claudiu Stirlici (ROU)	51:41.2
47	Matti Hakala (FIN)	51:41.3
48	Anton Dietrich (AUT)	51:56.3
49	Jan Brichta (RTC)	52:00.0
50	Kevin Patzoldt (E-U)	52:01.3
51	Claudio Böckli (SUI)	52:06.7
52	Normunds Putns (LAT)	52:20.9
53	Christian Tysk (SUE)	52:33.2
54	Rain Kuresoo (EST)	52:55.6
55	Peter Semrov (SLO)	52:58.4
56	Maksim Domasev (LTU)	53:01.9
57	Mattia Cola (ITA)	53:04.2
58	Matthias Birrer (SUI)	53:28.0
59	Nathan Erlandson (E-U)	53:45.6
60	Miroslav Pandurov (BUL)	53:57.9
61	Aleksandr Derendiajev (LTU)	53:59.2
62	Anze Bocko (SLO)	54:05.3
63	Vincent Porret (FRA)	54:09.2
64	Yuri Sholkavich (BLR)	54:10.2
65	Karolis Zlatkauskas (LTU)	54:14.7
66	Balint Fekete (HON)	54:19.9
67	Artjom Vinogradov (EST)	54:43.4
68	Herbert Cool (P-B)	54:43.9
69	Mikulas Schön (SVK)	54:48.9
70	Gints Lusis (LAT)	54:50.9
71	Adam Kwak (POL)	55:11.7
72	Christoph Stellwag (AUT)	55:15.2
73	Stjepan Fak (CRO)	55:28.6
74	Desmond Verboort (P-B)	55:57.1
75	Sergey Naumik (KAZ)	56:59.5
76	Deimantas Martinkenas (LTU)	57:04.8
77	Lukas Wyder (SUI)	57:43.1
78	Evgeny Kirpichnikov (BLR)	59:23.6
79	Radoslav Guygov (BUL)	59:37.1
80	Kyriakos Xanthis (GRE)	1:00:15.8
81	Laszlo Csonka (HON)	1:00:30.2
82	David Crnic (CRO)	1:00:57.8
83	Blazimir Crnkovic (CRO)	1:01:43.1
84	Polychronis Sioulas (GRE)	1:07:22.5
85	Rodrigo Casabella (ARG)	1:13:30.2

Relais Hommes - 9 Février 2003

1	Russie (Vladislav Moiseev, Ivan Pantchenko, Andrei Doubassov)	1:14:02.9
2	Allemagne (Robert Wick, Jens Zimmer, Christoph Knie)	1:14:03.3
3	Ukraine (Andriy Atroshenko, Oleg Berezhnoy, Igor Yashchenko)	1:15:59.9
4	Biélorussie (Evgeny Zhulev, Nikolai Verbitsky, Yuri Sholkavich)	1:16:38.2
5	Finlande (Juha Pakkanen, Heikki Raisanen, Lasse Tanskanen)	1:17:27.0
6	Slovénie (Peter Semrov, Peter Dokl, Klemen Bauer)	1:18:08.8
7	Pologne (Kazimierz Obrochta, Lukasz Zych, Stanislaw Karpiel)	1:18:30.8
8	Etats-Unis (Kevin Patzoldt, Benjamin Byrne, Kurt Farchmin)	1:18:49.5
9	Autriche (Franz Perwein, Dominik Hafellner, Christoph Stellwag)	1:19:02.3
10	Slovaquie (Peter Vozar, Mikulas Schön, Tomas Sanitra)	1:19:32.7
11	Canada (Jaime Robb, Nathan Smith, Jean Philippe Leguellec)	1:20:05.5
12	Lettonie (Normunds Putns, Karlis Vanags, Kaspars Dumbris)	1:20:11.1
13	République Tchèque (Radim Duda, Jan Brichta, Pavel Suchanek)	1:22:07.7
14	Estonie (Rain Kuresoo, Jura Vsivtsev, Artjom Vinogradov)	1:22:35.3
15	Bulgarie (Miroslav Pandurov, Borislav Hadzhiev, Kiril Vasilev)	1:23:46.7
16	France (Tanguy Roche, Vincent Porret, Simon Fourcade)	1:24:56.0
17	Lituanie (Karolis Zlatkauskas, Deimantas Martinkenas, Aleksandr Derendiajev)	1:26:26.0

Championnats du Monde - Jeunesse - Archives

• 2002 - Ridnaun - Val Ridanna (Italie)
• 2003 - Koscielisko (Pologne)
• 2004 - Haute Maurienne (France)
• 2005 - Kontiolahti (Finlande)
• 2006 - Presque Isle (Etats Unis)
• 2007 - Martell - Val Martello (Italie)
• 2008 - Ruhpolding (Allemagne)
• 2009 - Canmore (Canada)
• 2010 - Torsby (Suède)
• 2011 - Nove Mesto na Morave (République Tchèque)
• 2012 - Finlande
• 2013 - Obertilliach (Autriche)
• 2014 - Presque Isle (Etats Unis)
• 2015 - Minsk (Biélorussie)
• 2016 - Cheile Gradistei (Roumanie)
• 2017 - Brezno-Osrblie (Slovaquie)
• 2018 - Otepää (Estonie)
• 2019 - Brezno-Osrblie (Slovaquie)
• 2020 - Lenzerheide (Suisse)
• 2021 - Autriche
• 2022 - Soldier Hollow (Etats Unis)
• 2023 - Shchuchinsk (Kazakhstan)
• 2024 - Otepää (Estonie)

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