US EditionLägreid Defeated Perrot in a Game of Centimeters and Continues His Winning Streak
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The Norwegian biathlete won the pursuit race at the World Cup final in Oslo. The five-time Olympic medalist reached his 21st victory. Toni Vidmar 30.
Norwegian biathlete Sturla Holm Laegreid won the pursuit race at the World Cup final in Oslo. The five-time Olympic medalist won his 13th consecutive podium, his 21st individual victory of his career, and his seventh consecutive relay victory since the Olympic Games.
At the end of a thrilling chase, Sturla Holm Laegreid scored a fifth consecutive victory by beating Eric Perrot to the ski throw! The Frenchman won the world of the exercise.
At the biathlon World Championships in Holmenkollen, Oslo, Norwegian Sturla Holm Lägreid (0; +30.31.4) won the men's pursuit race, beating Frenchman Eric Perrot (0), who had the same time.
Norwegian Sturla Holm Lægreid won the men's biathlon pursuit start in the World Cup, after a sprint duel with Frenchman Eric Perrot.
No victory, but a very good deal of consolation. Eric Perrot won the small crystal globe of the discipline during Oslo's pursuit this Saturday. Already the winner of the big crystal globe, the Frenchman missed the crown of the chase. It took a shoe and energy from Sturla Laegreid to beat the Frenchman to the photo-finish. Despite his 20/20 shot, Perrot fell on stronger in the final sprint. The Norwegian won a fifth consecutive victory in the Wor…
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