You think he pulled a Stadlober?Are we sure Amudsen took the right track, his result from 11.8 km to 12.9km looks surreal?
He fell.Are we sure Amudsen took the right track, his result from 11.8 km to 12.9km looks surreal?
He looked tired early.Bolshunov simply appears a bit overraced. Niskanen lacks stamina, so the 50k may be wide open.
In the skiathlon it seemed holund would have needed either 5k or one serious hill more to beat bolshunov. Guess the impression was not entirely wrong.
He fell.
Yeah, but on the other hand the Russians had good Skis during the whole WC until now and the conditions were not that diffenent, even if it wasn't sunny today.He looked tired early.
I guess he is human after all.
Given the gaps and that Holund and Kruger had high number bibs, I think maybe the norwegian skis lasted longer than their competitors as well.
Maybe he thinks he lacks form because of not enough hard sessions and tried anyway. Clearly started hard and chased a medal. If nothing else, this could be used as the one last hard prep session.Seriously, what was the point of Niskanen racing this one and not resting for the 50km race?
Moch started way to fast, but I'm not gonna throw a 20 year old prospect under the bus who is racing his first WC in his home country.
Holund really kickstarted his career once he turned 30.
Yeah, but on the other hand the Russians had good Skis during the whole WC until now and the conditions were not that diffenent, even if it wasn't sunny today.
I find it hard to say anything negative about Holund and Krüger, 2 classy guys and proper distance skiers.
The Germans did a bit better, nobody in the top 20, but all of them inside the to 30.
maybe because it was clouded today? The winners started later, so the snow was probably not getting slower and slower.They didn’t salt the course, as they did yesterday or before the team sprint. Why? It was the same temperature as yesterday. Did they run out of salt?
Bolshunov started a little bit too fast, not crazy fast but still a bit too fast, that likely did him in on the final lap.
I really would not call that better at all. It`s a horrible result.I find it hard to say anything negative about Holund and Krüger, 2 classy guys and proper distance skiers.
The Germans did a bit better, nobody in the top 20, but all of them inside the to 30.