Biathlon world championship individual race results.

Today, February 16, 2017, the men's individual race took place at the World Championships in Hochfilzen. Watch the results and video of the individual race for men online!

Video of the individual race at the 2017 World Cup for men (16.02.2017)

Watch online recording of the race in good quality:

Results of the men's individual race - 20 km

The victory of the American biathlete Lowell Bailey The individual 20 km race at the World Championships in Austrian Hochfilzen ended. Silver was won by the Czech athlete Ondrej Moravec, who lost 3.3 seconds (0) to the leader. Bronze at the Frenchman Martin Fourcade (+21.2 seconds; 2).

35-year-old Lowell Bailey is the first American to become a biathlon world champion.

The best of the Belarusians became Dmitry Abashev, who took 28th place (1-0-0-0; +3:27.3).

See also the video and the results of all races at the 2017 World Cup:

Finish protocol:

1. L. Bailey (USA) 48.07.4 (0-0-0-0)

2. O. Moravec (Czech Republic) +3.3 (0-0-0-0)

3. M. Fourcade (France) +21.2 (1-0-1-0)

4. E. Lesser (Germany) +32.0 (0-1-0-0)

5. S. Semenov (Ukraine) +38.6 (0-0-1-0)

6. M. Krcmarzh (Czech Republic) +43.6 (0-0-0-0)

7. A. Shipulin (Russia) +43.9 (2-0-0-0)

8. J. Bo (Norway) +1.11.9 (0-0-1-1)

9. L.-Kh. Birkeland (Norway) +1.14.3 (0-0-1-0)

10. B. Weger (Switzerland) +1.22.8

11. A. Volkov (Russia) +1.28.7 (1-0-0-0)

20. E. Garanichev (Russia) +2.33.7 (0-1-1-1)

28. D. ABASHEV (Belarus) +3.27.3 (1-0-0-0)

31. V. CHEPELIN (Belarus) +4.01.9 (0-2-0-1)

40. S. BOCHARNIKOV (Belarus) +4.22.0 (1-1-0-1)

Today in Austria at the Biathlon World Championships 2017. Men will start in the individual race. It became known who will start from Russia.

The stage of the Biathlon World Championship is like in the Austrian Hochfilzen. Races go here from 8 to 19 February. One of the iconic and interesting races will take place today: the men's individual race for 20 kilometers. 102 participants showed up for the race.

The composition of the Russian team for the individual race of the Biathlon World Cup 2017

The coaching staff determined the composition of the Russian team for the individual race. According to the press service of the Russian Biathlon Union, Evgeny Garanichev will come out to defend the honor of the country, Anton Shipulin, Alexey Volkov and Alexander Loginov.

Not so long ago, Loginov was able to excel at the European Championship in Poland. In the individual race, he was able to win gold medal. But the level of rivals European level and world, of course, different.

The first starting number went to Anton Shipulin. Alexander Loginov got the 31st number, Evgeny Garanichev got the 73rd. Alexei Volkov starts one of the last - 99th. Undefeated Martin Fourcade starts fourth. German leader Zimon Schemp received the 46th start number. The Norwegians will come out in the last group. Ole Einar Bjoerndalen starts 95th, followed by Johannes Boe. Emil Hegle Svendsen will leave 81st.

Biathlon World Cup medal standings 2017

Germany leads the medal standings at the World Championships. She has three gold and one silver medals in her piggy bank. Russia now has only sixth place. The national team has one bronze medal for the mixed relay.

In the individual competition, the undisputed leader is the Frenchman Martin Fourcade. Now he has 932 points. In second place is the Russian Anton Shipulin. He was able to earn 611 points. The German Zimon Shemp closes the top three. He shot for 585 points.

Johannes Boe has the most points from Norway. The athlete received 533 points and was in fourth place overall standings. Ole Einar Bjoerndalen is in sixth place with 503 points. Emil Hegle Svendsen missed the pursuit due to health issues. He is currently in eighth place with 462 points.

Biathlon World Cup 2017 individual race leaders

Expectedly, most sports experts believe that the leader of the race will be the Frenchman Martin Fourcade. The athlete has many victories behind him, and he leads standings. According to experts, Johannes Be also has a great chance of success. The Norwegian regularly shows excellent results. Although now he is in fourth place in the standings. The Russian Anton Shipulin also has a high chance of winning. His chances for medals are quite high.

The broadcast will begin on Thursday, February 16. At 16.30 Moscow time. Look online race You can on the website of the TV channel (broadcast via link). The test broadcast can be read on the website (link).

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Published on 16.02.17 18:10

On February 15, at the 2017 Biathlon World Championships, an individual race for men was held, the winner of which was the American Lowell Bailey.

Biathlon today, World Championship 2017, individual race, results for men 02/16/2017: American Bailey wins gold, Russians again without medals

In the Austrian Hochfilzen on February 16, 2017, an individual men's race was held at a distance of 20 kilometers. The American became the winner of the race Lowell Bailey.

The Czech biathlete won the silver medal Ondrej Moravec. And closed the top three of the strongest French Martin Fourcade, who previously took gold in the individual race, silver in the pursuit and bronze in the sprint.

Russian biathletes, alas, were again left without medals.

Started at No. 1 leader of the Russian team Anton Shipulin, allowing two intcbatch a miss at the very first firing line, then he was able to get together and shoot to "zero", but, alas, this was not enough to compete for medals. As a result, Shipulin took only 7th place.

Alexander Loginov, on which experts and fans made big bets after a convincing performance at the European Championship, frankly failed the race, making 7 (!) misses.

Biathlon today, men's individual 16 February 2017. Watch online. Live Stream. VIDEO

Biathlon. World Championship - 2017. Hochfilzen, Austria Men. Individual race, 20 km

1. Lowell Bailey (USA) - 48.07.4 (0)

2. Ondrej Moravec (Czech Republic) +3.3 (0).

4. Eric Lesser (Germany) +32.0 (1).

5. Sergey Semyonov (Ukraine) +38.6 (1).

6. Michal Krchmarzh (Czech Republic) +43.6 (0).

7. Anton Shipulin (Russia) +43.9 (2).

8. Johannes Boe (Norway) +1.11.9 (2).

9. Lars-Helge Birkeland (Norway) +1.14.3 (1).

10. Benjamin Weger (Switzerland) +1.22.8 (1).

11. Alexey Volkov (Russia) +1.28.7 (1).