Biathlon - Championnats du Monde - Junior - 2017/2018

Championnats du Monde - Junior - Résultats Hommes 2017/2018

Estonie - Otepää - 26 Février 2018 - 4 Mars 2018

Relais Hommes - 27 Février 2018

1	Russie (Said Karimulla Khalili, Vasilii Tomshin, Viacheslav Maleev, Igor Malinovskii)	1:25:21.2
2	Norvège (Sivert Guttorm Bakken, Johannes Dale, Endre Stroemsheim, Sturla Holm Laegreid)	1:26:18.3
3	France (Hugo Rivail, Emilien Claude, Morgan Lamure, Martin Perrillat Bottonet)	1:28:06.8
4	Italie (Mattia Nicase, Patrick Braunhofer, Peter Tumler, Daniele Cappellari)	1:28:39.8
5	Biélorussie (Aliaksei Hrabennikau, Kiryl Tsiuryn, Ilya Auseyenka, Dzmitry Lazouski)	1:28:54.2
6	Allemagne (Julian Hollandt, Tim Grotian, Marinus Veit, Danilo Riethmueller)	1:29:38.2
7	Ukraine (Ruslan Bryhadyr, Serhiy Telen, Vladyslav Koshovets, Bogdan Tsymbal)	1:30:27.0
8	Autriche (Michael Trieb, Lucas Pitzer, Sebastian Trixl, Magnus Oberhauser)	1:30:42.8
9	Suisse (Sebastian Stalder, Sandro Bovisi, Nico Salutt, Gian-Fadri Jaeger)	1:30:45.7
10	Pologne (Przemyslaw Pancerz, Tadeusz Nedza-Kubiniec, Wojciech Skorusa, Marcin Szwajnos)	1:31:00.2
11	République Tchèque (Dominik Stulik, Jakub Stvrtecky, Jonas Marecek, Jakub Kocian)	1:31:48.3
12	Suède (Oskar Ohlsson, Malte Stefansson, Emil Nykvist, Henning Sjokvist)	1:31:52.5
13	Kazakhstan (Dmitriy Kolesnikov, Petr Yermolenko, Roman Yeremin, Ildar Khamitov)	1:33:19.4
14	Bulgarie (Kristiyan Stoyanov, Petar Velchev, Hristiyan Georgiev, Borislav Yavriyski)	1:34:26.3
15	Roumanie (Raul Antonio Flore, Florin-Catalin Buta, Tamas Koncsag, Florin Ungureanu)	1:34:58.9
16	Estonie (Marten Aolaid, Jurgen Koll, Perv Joosep, Juri Uha)	1:35:52.6
17	Canada (Teo Sanchez, Angus Tweedie, Trevor Kiers, Adam Runnalls)	1:36:09.9
18	Slovaquie (Samuel Zavalec, Matej Baloga, Robert Valenta, Matej Lepen)	1:39:36.4
19	Etats-Unis (Cody Johnson, Timothy Cunningham, Cameron Christiansen, Jacob Pearson)	1:49:52.3

Individuel Hommes - 1er Mars 2018

1	Igor Malinovskii (RUS)	41:48.5
2	Sturla Holm Laegreid (NOR)	+19,4
3	Said Karimulla Khalili (RUS)	+23,0
4	Danilo Riethmueller (ALL)	+1:19.2
5	Daniele Cappellari (ITA)	+1:26.7
6	Jakub Stvrtecky (RTC)	+1:30.1
7	Vadim Istamgulov (RUS)	+1:54.0
8	Przemyslaw Pancerz (POL)	+1:54.4
9	Martin Perrillat Bottonet (FRA)	+1:54.7
10	Emilien Claude (FRA)	+2:08.9
11	Morgan Lamure (FRA)	+2:19.1
12	Bogdan Tsymbal (UKR)	+2:29.0
13	Johannes Dale (NOR)	+2:38.6
14	Vasilii Tomshin (RUS)	+2:47.3
15	Sebastian Stalder (SUI)	+2:51.7
16	Tuukka Invenius (FIN)	+2:52.8
17	Roman Yeremin (KAZ)	+2:52.9
18	Emil Nykvist (SUE)	+2:54.3
19	Sandro Bovisi (SUI)	+2:56.9
20	Tim Grotian (ALL)	+2:59.4
21	Hugo Rivail (FRA)	+3:02.6
22	Sivert Guttorm Bakken (NOR)	+3:03.2
23	Julian Hollandt (ALL)	+3:33.7
24	Aliaksei Hrabennikau (BLR)	+3:48.7
25	Wojciech Skorusa (POL)	+3:55.4
26	Dominik Stulik (RTC)	+4:01.5
27	Kristiyan Stoyanov (BUL)	+4:05.6
28	Serhiy Telen (UKR)	+4:15.0
29	Adam Runnalls (CAN)	+4:26.4
30	Vladyslav Koshovets (UKR)	+4:34.2
31	Nico Salutt (SUI)	+4:36.6
32	Marcin Szwajnos (POL)	+4:39.1
33	Michael Trieb (AUT)	+4:44.2
34	Jaakko Ranta (FIN)	+4:49.9
35	Ilya Auseyenka (BLR)	+5:06.2
36	Marinus Veit (ALL)	+5:12.0
37	Patrick Braunhofer (ITA)	+5:29.5
38	Tamas Koncsag (ROU)	+5:32.4
39	Gian-Fadri Jaeger (SUI)	+5:35.5
40	Peter Tumler (ITA)	+5:41.1
41	Dzmitry Lazouski (BLR)	+5:53.2
42	Endre Stroemsheim (NOR)	+5:56.5
43	Raul Antonio Flore (ROU)	+6:10.3
44	Roman Chepyzhov (BLR)	+6:16.2
45	Lucas Pitzer (AUT)	+6:21.0
46	Magnus Oberhauser (AUT)	+6:29.2
47	Tuomas Harjula (FIN)	+6:37.9
48	Florin-Catalin Buta (ROU)	+6:38.3
49	Petar Velchev (BUL)	+6:45.3
50	Juri Uha (EST)	+6:46.0
51	Jurgen Koll (EST)	+6:47.0
52	Florin Ungureanu (ROU)	+6:47.2
53	Timothy Cunningham (E-U)	+6:49.3
54	Samuel Zavalec (SVK)	+6:59.2
55	Mattia Nicase (ITA)	+7:12.4
56	Linas Banys (LTU)	+7:15.9
57	Zana Oztunc (TUR)	+7:24.6
58	Teo Sanchez (CAN)	+7:25.2
59	Petr Yermolenko (KAZ)	+7:28.1
60	Cody Johnson (E-U)	+8:01.7
61	Henning Sjokvist (SUE)	+8:14.8
62	Hristiyan Georgiev (BUL)	+8:23.1
63	Edgars Mise (LAT)	+8:42.9
64	Matej Baloga (SVK)	+9:00.3
65	Marten Aolaid (EST)	+9:04.6
66	Dmitriy Kolesnikov (KAZ)	+9:05.5
67	Angus Tweedie (CAN)	+9:11.8
68	Soma Gyallai (HON)	+9:48.3
69	Sebastian Trixl (AUT)	+10:16.3
70	Joosep Perv (EST)	+10:32.2
71	Matej Lepen (SVK)	+11:26.1
72	Tadeusz Nedza-Kubiniec (POL)	+11:31.5
73	Luka Naglic (SLO)	+11:38.1
74	Oskar Ohlsson (SUE)	+11:42.2
75	Ildar Khamitov (KAZ)	+12:33.1
76	Borislav Yavriyski (BUL)	+12:37.4
77	Trevor Kiers (CAN)	+12:44.3
78	Aron Herneczky (HON)	+13:06.2
79	Halil Ibrahim Yilmaz (TUR)	+15:03.6
80	Robert Valenta (SVK)	+15:35.1
81	Koya Takahata (JPN)	+15:55.1
82	Alvis Skeps (LAT)	+16:18.2
83	Jacob Pearson (E-U)	+16:39.6
84	Cameron Christiansen (E-U)	+16:53.6
85	Lucas Martins (BRE)	+23:46.8

Sprint Hommes - 3 Mars 2018

1	Vasilii Tomshin (RUS)	25:01.8
2	Martin Perrillat Bottonet (FRA)	25:22.3
3	Sverre Dahlen Aspenes (NOR)	25:31.2
4	Sturla Holm Laegreid (NOR)	25:43.9
5	Johannes Dale (NOR)	25:45.5
6	Dzmitry Lazouski (BLR)	25:49.2
7	Roman Yeremin (KAZ)	25:53.4
8	Vadim Istamgulov (RUS)	25:54.7
9	Danilo Riethmueller (ALL)	26:02.3
10	Morgan Lamure (FRA)	26:04.7
11	Igor Malinovskii (RUS)	26:07.9
12	Daniele Cappellari (ITA)	26:13.7
13	Viacheslav Maleev (RUS)	26:20.1
14	Emilien Claude (FRA)	26:20.4
15	Tim Grotian (ALL)	26:30.2
16	Trevor Kiers (CAN)	26:36.7
17	Lucas Pitzer (AUT)	26:49.5
18	Tuukka Invenius (FIN)	26:49.8
19	Patrick Braunhofer (ITA)	26:56.8
20	Sebastian Stalder (SUI)	27:00.8
21	Jaakko Ranta (FIN)	27:03.9
22	Magnus Oberhauser (AUT)	27:04.3
23	Linas Banys (LTU)	27:04.8
24	Kristiyan Stoyanov (BUL)	27:09.4
24	Jakub Stvrtecky (RTC)	27:09.4
26	Adam Runnalls (CAN)	27:10.1
27	Said Karimulla Khalili (RUS)	27:10.7
28	Julian Hollandt (ALL)	27:11.9
29	Marcin Szwajnos (POL)	27:16.1
30	Tuomas Harjula (FIN)	27:17.7
31	Bogdan Tsymbal (UKR)	27:17.8
32	Raul Antonio Flore (ROU)	27:19.0
33	Oskar Ohlsson (SUE)	27:20.3
34	Endre Stroemsheim (NOR)	27:24.3
35	Peter Tumler (ITA)	27:30.0
36	Hugo Rivail (FRA)	27:30.5
37	Cody Johnson (E-U)	27:32.9
38	Matej Baloga (SVK)	27:36.4
39	Kiryl Tsiuryn (BLR)	27:38.0
40	Emil Nykvist (SUE)	27:44.3
41	Michael Trieb (AUT)	27:44.6
42	Zana Oztunc (TUR)	27:52.1
43	Florin Ungureanu (ROU)	27:52.3
44	Vladyslav Koshovets (UKR)	27:55.4
45	Robert Valenta (SVK)	27:58.0
46	Henning Sjokvist (SUE)	28:00.4
47	Petar Velchev (BUL)	28:02.2
48	Luka Naglic (SLO)	28:04.3
49	Serhiy Telen (UKR)	28:04.5
50	Marinus Veit (ALL)	28:11.0
51	Mattia Nicase (ITA)	28:13.5
52	Przemyslaw Pancerz (POL)	28:14.8
53	Jurgen Koll (EST)	28:21.0
53	Teo Sanchez (CAN)	28:21.0
55	Aliaksei Hrabennikau (BLR)	28:21.1
56	Sebastian Trixl (AUT)	28:28.6
57	Sandro Bovisi (SUI)	28:31.3
58	Edgars Mise (LAT)	28:35.6
59	Ilya Auseyenka (BLR)	28:41.9
60	Nico Salutt (SUI)	28:46.5
61	Florin-Catalin Buta (ROU)	28:47.7
62	Tamas Koncsag (ROU)	29:08.0
63	Dominik Stulik (RTC)	29:08.1
64	Petr Yermolenko (KAZ)	29:10.8
65	Soma Gyallai (HON)	29:18.8
66	Ildar Khamitov (KAZ)	29:21.3
67	Wojciech Skorusa (POL)	29:26.7
68	Tadeusz Nedza-Kubiniec (POL)	29:28.3
69	Angus Tweedie (CAN)	29:43.1
70	Halil Ibrahim Yilmaz (TUR)	30:03.8
71	Timothy Cunningham (E-U)	30:15.3
72	Marten Aolaid (EST)	30:20.1
73	Gian-Fadri Jaeger (SUI)	30:37.6
74	Matej Lepen (SVK)	30:38.7
75	Hristiyan Georgiev (BUL)	30:42.5
76	Alvis Skeps (LAT)	30:44.9
77	Juri Uha (EST)	30:57.8
78	Dmitriy Kolesnikov (KAZ)	31:03.8
79	Jacob Pearson (E-U)	31:26.0
79	Joosep Perv (EST)	31:26.0
81	Koya Takahata (JPN)	31:34.5
82	Samuel Zavalec (SVK)	31:37.2
83	Aron Herneczky (HON)	31:44.9
84	Dzintars Daleckis (LAT)	31:52.1
85	Borislav Yavriyski (BUL)	32:30.4
86	Cameron Christiansen (E-U)	32:54.3
87	Lucas Martins (BRE)	36:09.8

Poursuite Hommes - 4 Mars 2018

1	Sverre Dahlen Aspenes (NOR)	34:16.7
2	Martin Perrillat Bottonet (FRA)	+1:21.1
3	Johannes Dale (NOR)	+1:46.4
4	Igor Malinovskii (RUS)	+2:13.2
5	Vasilii Tomshin (RUS)	+2:18.9
6	Said Karimulla Khalili (RUS)	+2:37.6
7	Viacheslav Maleev (RUS)	+2:38.5
8	Sturla Holm Laegreid (NOR)	+2:48.8
9	Danilo Riethmueller (ALL)	+2:52.7
10	Tuukka Invenius (FIN)	+3:14.9
11	Emilien Claude (FRA)	+3:15.8
12	Patrick Braunhofer (ITA)	+3:19.2
13	Tim Grotian (ALL)	+3:22.5
14	Jakub Stvrtecky (RTC)	+3:23.1
15	Dzmitry Lazouski (BLR)	+3:23.4
16	Marcin Szwajnos (POL)	+3:26.5
17	Roman Yeremin (KAZ)	+3:32.5
18	Endre Stroemsheim (NOR)	+3:43.5
19	Daniele Cappellari (ITA)	+3:44.2
20	Sebastian Stalder (SUI)	+4:37.8
21	Morgan Lamure (FRA)	+4:46.0
22	Jaakko Ranta (FIN)	+4:49.2
23	Vadim Istamgulov (RUS)	+4:51.3
24	Bogdan Tsymbal (UKR)	+5:16.2
25	Magnus Oberhauser (AUT)	+5:40.0
26	Julian Hollandt (ALL)	+5:45.0
27	Przemyslaw Pancerz (POL)	+5:56.4
28	Kristiyan Stoyanov (BUL)	+6:00.1
29	Adam Runnalls (CAN)	+6:04.7
30	Emil Nykvist (SUE)	+6:12.6
31	Aliaksei Hrabennikau (BLR)	+6:21.9
32	Sandro Bovisi (SUI)	+6:25.2
33	Zana Oztunc (TUR)	+6:35.1
34	Trevor Kiers (CAN)	+6:44.4
35	Kiryl Tsiuryn (BLR)	+6:47.1
36	Raul Antonio Flore (ROU)	+6:50.5
37	Matej Baloga (SVK)	+7:02.1
38	Sebastian Trixl (AUT)	+7:02.9
39	Linas Banys (LTU)	+7:12.0
40	Vladyslav Koshovets (UKR)	+7:13.1
41	Tuomas Harjula (FIN)	+7:24.3
42	Lucas Pitzer (AUT)	+7:24.4
43	Oskar Ohlsson (SUE)	+7:28.9
44	Michael Trieb (AUT)	+7:35.7
45	Edgars Mise (LAT)	+7:36.1
46	Ilya Auseyenka (BLR)	+7:38.8
47	Florin Ungureanu (ROU)	+7:39.8
48	Cody Johnson (E-U)	+7:40.0
49	Hugo Rivail (FRA)	+7:56.4
50	Peter Tumler (ITA)	+8:06.8
51	Nico Salutt (SUI)	+8:52.6
52	Henning Sjokvist (SUE)	+9:02.8
53	Serhiy Telen (UKR)	+9:23.0
54	Luka Naglic (SLO)	+9:45.1
55	Petar Velchev (BUL)	+9:52.5
56	Mattia Nicase (ITA)	+10:28.4
57	Teo Sanchez (CAN)	+10:32.5
58	Jurgen Koll (EST)	+10:51.5
59	Robert Valenta (SVK)	+12:59.6

Championnats du Monde - Junior - Archives

• 1997 - Forni Alvoltri (Italie)
• 1998 - Jericho (Etats Unis)
• 1999 - Pokljuka (Slovénie)
• 2000 - Hochfilzen (Autriche)
• 2001 - Khanty-Mansiysk (Russie)
• 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 - Nové Mesto Nad Váhom (Slovaquie)
• 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 - Obertilliach (Autriche)
• 2022 - Etats Unis
• 2023 - Shchuchinsk (Kazakhstan)
• 2024 - Otepää (Estonie)

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