Ferry WINS biathlon pursuit men

There was no lack of surprises on the biathlon track this afternoon with surprise winners and even some Mismanagment of race supervisory authorities.

AFP/Getty ImagesSweden of Bjorn ferry

Bjorn ferry from Sweden is 22 in the World Cup rankings, took the gold, followed by Christoph Summan of Austria and Vincent Jay France 12.5 km pursuit race, where came the Favorites from Norway blank. Start time in the Sprint races on Sunday in a race where the athletes in a phased fashion depending on their finishing, Emil Svendsen Norway began second and almost took the lead halfway through the race but four missed 20 goals. His compatriot, the legendary Bjoerndalen OLE began 101 seconds behind the leaders and cut up in a mere six-second deficit before missing two goals on his shooting seventh final round and slides on the place. "I scream it next to me on the range could hear," said Sumann Bjoerndalen.

In the meantime continue to shock the Biathlon World three biathletes French four medals in each of the four races of the disciplines have currently. Jay has two: a gold in the Sprint and bronze in the pursuit.

"It's not finished," said Marie Laure Brunet, who won the bronze medal in the women 10 km pursuit. "It is to continue."

Both races were marred by timing problems with race officials send several athletes on the track before its specified times. Offficials cited a lack of experience under the North American voluntary control the race as a reason for the error. None of the errors affected the medal results.

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