Race Snapshot: WBC Men/Women’s Pursuit
Some dramatic gaps between the leaders and the field today in both races.
Tagged biathlon, men, pursuit, race snapshot, womenSome dramatic gaps between the leaders and the field today in both races.
Tagged biathlon, men, pursuit, race snapshot, womenNice job Alex Harvey! On some level I’m sure it’s disappointing to not be on the podium, but still, a heck of a race. Very tight race, so FIS points aren’t an ideal measure, of course.
Tagged 50km, freestyle, men, race snapshot, WSCBiathlon returns! Sadly, not a great day for the US women. But Leif Nordgren had a fantastic race. Not as fantastic, perhaps, as Edgars Piksons from Latvia, though. Wow.
Tagged men, race snapshot, Sprint, wbc, womenWow, what a performance by Therese Johaug today! Of course, FIS points might be a tad misleading for many of the skiers as a result:
Tagged 30k, freestyle, mass, race snapshot, therese johaug, women, WSCCross country World Championships are almost done and biathlon World Championships are just starting. No rest for the weary! Thanks again to Skaði Nordic for sponsoring this edition of week in review. We’ve had plenty of good racing including the men’s and women’s pursuits, and the men’s and women’s classic individual race. I reviewed some […]
Tagged week in reviewYesterday’s post sparked a little bit of discussion about how to measure the “best” performances. That wasn’t what I really intended, I was just trying to give a sense for some of the most extreme performances, relative to the median skier. No matter what you do, events will conspire to put some “weird” races on […]
Tagged mpb, records, World CupAs measured by standardized percent back from the median skier, anyway. I mentioned in my recap from the other day that Matti Heikkinen’s race was one of the best ever, in terms of how far he out-paced the field. I actually got the count slightly wrong, since I was counting visually on my computer screen, […]
Tagged mpb, records