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Bø and Eckhoff win IBU Biathlon World Cup sprints for Norway in Oberhof Friday, 8 January 2021 Norwegians Johannes Thingnes Bø and Tiril Eckhoff were victorious in the sprint races today at the International Biathlon Union (IBU) Biathlon World Cup leg in Oberhof in Germany. In the men's 10 kilometre sprint, Bø triumphed ahead of his brother, Tarjei Bø to win the gold, despite a late penalty lap for missing a target. It was his 50th IBU World Cup victory of his career. Finishing in a time of 25min 12sec, he was 10.8 seconds ahead of his sibling, and their compatriot Sturla Holm Lægreid c...

She ended up 1:23.6 behind the gold-medal pace of Tiril Eckhoff of Norway, who won in 28:24.6. Silver medalist Hanna Oeberg of Sweden moved up from sixth in the start order and began her 10-kilometre pursuit 29.4 seconds behind Eckhoff, who earned the pole position with her win in Friday’s sprint.  Oeberg ended up 22.5 seconds behind Eckhoff, while sister Elvira Oeberg was third, 27.6 off the winning pace. Beaudry earned World Cup points for the second time this season with her 38 th-place result. She started 42 nd and moved up four positions in the finish order while shooting 18-for-20....

nd out of 106 racers in Friday’s BMW IBU World Cup women’s sprint. Lunder, a 29-year-old from Vernon, placed 11 th. Only the top 60 sprint finishers qualify for the 10 km pursuit and Beaudry did that with a near-perfect 9-for-10 shooting performance and a finishing time that was 1:42.4 behind that of Norwegian Tiril Eckhoff, who completed the 7.5-kilometre course in 19 minutes 38 seconds. “Not quite enough zoom to get into the points (only the top 40 do) but enough to get a second chance tomorrow,” wrote Beaudry, on her Instagram page. Lunder shot clean on the range and was just ...

Egan achieves criteria for early selection to Olympics Cape Elizabeth's Clare Egan won't know her official status until the end of the World Cup biathlon season, but she's now in position to make her second Olympic team. Staff report Share Clare Egan of Cape Elizabeth skis ahead of Norway’s Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold during a 10-kilometer World Cup biathlon sprint on Friday in Hochfilzen, Austria. Egan finished ninth, while Tandrevold placed second to help Norway sweep the three podium positions.  U.S. Biathlon photo HOCHFILZEN, Austria — Clare Egan of Cape Elizabeth put herself in pos...

Friday, 18 December 2020 Tiril Eckhoff earned victory in the women's sprint as Norway enjoyed their second clean sweep in as many days at the International Biathlon Union World Cup in Hochfilzen. Eckhoff, a former world sprint champion, completed the 7.5 kilometres course in 19min 38sec to record her second win of the season. The 30-year-old finished in front of team mates Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold and overall World Cup leader Marte Olsbu Røiseland. Despite shooting clean, Tandrevold was second, 7.6 adrift of Eckhoff, with Røiseland a further 17 seconds back in third. Røiseland remains i...