Azzurre take 5th place – victory for Norway

Lisa Vittozzi and the South Tyroleans Irene Lardschneider, Dorothea Wierer and Federica Sanfilippo took part in the 4x6 kilometer relay in Hochfilzen for the Azzurre. Starting runner Vittozzi, who hit all the targets while lying down and had to reload once while standing, handed over to Lardschneider in fourth place. Lardschneider was particularly impressive at the shooting range and cleared all the targets. The young woman from Val Gardena handed over to Wierer in 4th place. Italy's top biathlete hit all the targets while lying down and had to reload once while standing. Wierer handed over to final runner Federica Sanfilippo in 4th place. The gap to the Norwegians, who were leading at the time, was 29,3 seconds. The woman from Ridnaun also got by without a penalty: when shooting prone she had to reload once, while standing she hit all the targets without a reloader. After the last shooting, she entered the trail in 3rd place but was intercepted by the Swede Elvira Oeberg and the German Denise Hermmann. In the end, the Azzurre finished in 5th place, 37,1 seconds behind the victorious team from Norway. The Norwegians (1 penalty loop/6 shooting errors) clearly won in 1.08:04,3:24,5 hours ahead of France (+XNUMX seconds). The Azzurre were just 4,6 seconds behind the third-placed team from Sweden. The results at a glance Pos Country Time Penalties + errors 1. Norway 1:08.04,3 hours 1 + 6 2. France +24,5 sec. 0 + 16 3. Sweden +32,5 1 + 9 4. Germany +32,7 1 + 9 5. Italy +37,1 0 + 3 6. Austria +1.12,9 mins 1 + 10 7. Ukraine +1.13,3 0 + 10 8. Russia +1.51,0 1 + 8 9. Switzerland +2.06,3 1 + 8 10. Belarus +2.18,1 3 + 1

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Azzurre take 5th place – victory for Norway

Italy's biathlon women took 3th place in the relay race with three South Tyrolean women at the World Cup in Hochfilzen in North Tyrol. They were just 5 seconds short of the podium. The victory went to confident Norwegians.

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