Race Snapshot: IBU WC 2 Men’s Pursuit
The Norwegian men continue their dominance of the biathlon circuit:
Tagged biathlon, men, pursuit, race snapshot, World CupThe Norwegian men continue their dominance of the biathlon circuit:
Tagged biathlon, men, pursuit, race snapshot, World CupInteresting results on the men’s side; so far Björgen’s just on another planet.  Full versions below the fold.
Tagged classic, Davos, Distance, race snapshot, World CupThe XC World Cup scene moves on to Davos, Switzerland this weekend, while the biathlon World Cup already resumed today in Austria. Here’s what you may have missed this past week: Race snapshots for the following races: Düsseldorf sprints, men’s biathlon sprint, men’s/women’s biathlon pursuits, and just today the men’s/women’s biathlon sprints. A recap of the […]
Tagged week in reviewDecent race for Tim Burke, very good day for Sara Studebaker. Â Full versions below the fold.
Tagged biathlon, race snapshot, World CupThis is a bit after the fact, but I can’t let good data go to waste. Â Once again, thanks to Jan from WorldofXC.com for providing the data on times from the heats. Ok, let’s get in our time machine and blast our way back to Finland for the women’s sprint: All of the percent back […]
Tagged kuusamo, men, recap, Sprint, women, World CupAs I was perusing some of the other assorted race results from last weekend, the FIS races in Norway caught my eye. Â Of course, most of the press went to Petter Northug, with his victory in Saturday’s 30km skate race, presumably indicating that his fitness is returning. A little further down the results sheet, but […]
Tagged andrew musgrave, DistanceYesterday I posted some data looking at a popular hobby horse within the US skiing community: Andrew Newell’s alleged tendency to ski really fast in the qualification round and then not advance far (or not far enough) in the heats. Last night a friend emailed me to let me know that I kind of screwed […]
Tagged andrew newell, heats, qualification, Sprint