Men’s Biathlon The US men’s biathlon team had an auspicious start to the season. Lowell Bailey in particular skied some of the best races of his life. Let’s focus on the following three North Americans (click for larger version): Obviously, the shooting statistics for this season are based on only this past weekend’s racing, so […]
Also tagged biathlon, brendan green, chandra crawford, lowell bailey, men, SprintI’m squeaking this in just as the biathlon circuit gets going again. Â This will be a really quick post just recapping how the US has done on the WC circuit so far this season. Â I’m not even going to cover everyone that’s had a WC start, just the “major players” so far. First up a […]
Also tagged biathlon, jeremy teela, laura spector, leif nordgren, lowell bailey, midseason, review, sara studebaker, USA, World CupMy previews for the US biathlon teams will be briefer, which reflects the fact that I know less about the US biathlon team, and biathlon in general. Â Feel free to correct me in the comments if I get anything horribly wrong. Â For example, I’m going to take a very simplistic approach to who’s actually on […]
Also tagged biathlon, jay hakkinen, jeremy teela, lowell bailey, season preview, usstI just finished reading a great article checking in with US biathlete Tim Burke as he gears up again for next season. Â I was vaguely aware that Burke had a great season last year but a disappointing Olympics, but I don’t follow biathlon as closely as cross country. Â So I thought I’d check some data […]
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