Wierer's bullet fight and the Windisch farewell

The Frenchman Quentin Fillon Maillet already won the overall World Cup last weekend in Otepää. For the women, however, nothing is fixed yet - even if Marte Olsbu Røiseland goes into the season finale with a big lead of 82 points over Elvira Öberg. A lot would have to happen for the Norwegian to give up her first large crystal ball. Elvira Öberg is also fighting for the mass start World Cup. In this discipline, she is currently in second place, only 3 points behind the leader Dorothea Wierer. The South Tyrolean could win her 7th crystal ball on Sunday. But this undertaking will be anything but easy against the young Swede. Last World Cup stop for Windisch From a local perspective, the focus at the legendary Holmenkollen is also on the farewell to Dominik Windisch. The 2019 world champion will be in the World Cup for the last time in Oslo. In the men's sprint on Friday, Windisch definitely wants to qualify for the pursuit and then possibly for the final mass start. In addition to Wierer and Windisch, the following Azzurri were called up for the final: Federica Sanfilippo (Ridnaun), Samuela Comola, Lisa Vittozzi and Thomas Bormolini, Didier Bionaz, Tommaso Giacomel and Montaler Lukas Hofer, who is currently in good form. The women's sprint, originally planned for Thursday, has been postponed to Friday due to the announced bad weather. The Biathlon World Federation IBU announced this on Wednesday. This means that two races will take place at Holmenkollen on Friday. At 13.15:7,5 p.m. the ski hunters start the 15.45 kilometers, and the men's race continues at XNUMX:XNUMX p.m. There are a total of six races on the competition program in Oslo until Sunday. World Cup finals in Oslo: The program Friday: Sprint for women (13.15:15.45 p.m.) and men (XNUMX:XNUMX p.m.) Saturday: Pursuit for women (12.50 p.m.) and men (15:XNUMX p.m.) Sunday: Mass start for women (12.50 p.m.) and men (15 p.m.)

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Wierer's bullet fight and the Windisch farewell

The biathletes are also wrapping up their Olympic winter this week. But there are still a few interesting questions before the World Cup final in Oslo (Norway).

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