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Biathlete Sturla Holm Laegreid was the fastest in the sprint race at the World Cup final in Oslo, while Eric Perrot was the overall winner with third place.
Biathlete Eric Perrot has won the World Cup for the first time. The 24-year-old Frenchman came third in the sprint at the season finale in Oslo and is therefore no longer in the top position. Perrot scored a penalty round and was 4.6 seconds behind the Norwegian winner Sturla Holm Laegreid. Dominic Unterweger became 56th and is thus the only ÖSV-man in the pursuit on Saturday, for Simon Eder it was no longer enough. Laegreid was denied the new o…
Norwegian biathlete Sturla Holm Laegreid continues his winning streak at the World Cup finals in Oslo. He won the sprint race for the 20th time in his career and his 12th consecutive podium finish. Frenchman Eric Perrot won the overall World Cup title for the first time in his career with third place.
By finishing third in the sprint in Oslo this Friday, Eric Perrot has mathematically advanced enough, at two races of the end of the season, to win the big crystal globe that rewards the best biathlete of the season. A trophy awarded at the end of a season where the Savoyard was able to be regular to realize his childhood dream.
On Friday in Norway, Frenchman Eric Perrot won the title in the World Cup overall standings, two races before the end.
After the triumph of Lou Jeanmonnot as the successor of Franziska Preuß, the victory in the Biathlon World Cup also goes to France among the men. The German team misses the top places.Biathlete Éric Perrot has secured the triumph in the overall World Cup prematurely for the first time.The 24-year-old Frenchman came third in the sprint at the season finale in Oslo and is thus no longer out of the top position. Perrot scored a penalty round and wa…
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