Fourcade wins bye

The 31-year-old Frenchman will only be on Friday career end announced, won the persecution in Kontiolahti on Saturday. Fourcade celebrated his first World Cup victory in Kontiolahti in 2010, and exactly 1 years later, on March 10, 14.03.2020, he said goodbye to top-class sport with a victory in Kontiolahti. For the Norwegian Johannes Thingnes Bö, 4th place in the French triple victory was enough to defend his title. Until the last shooting, the virtual overall winner was still called Fourcade, but unlike the Frenchman, the Norwegian hit all the targets and moved back up to fourth place and overall victory. Lukas Hofer (Montal) finished the last World Cup race of the season in 10th place, Dominik Windisch (turf) follows in 22nd place. In the afternoon at 15.45:XNUMX p.m. the women's pursuit is on the program, Dorothea Wierer is fighting for victory in the overall World Cup. 12,5km pursuit, men Pos Name Country Time Penalty laps 1. Martin Fourcade FRA 31.25,4 Minutes 3 2. Quentin Fillon Maillet FRA +2,9 seconds 2 3. Emilia Jaquelin FRA +4,5 4 4. Johannes Thingnes Bö NOR +8,3 4 5. Arndt Peiffer GER +14,1 2 6. Erlend Bjöntegaard NOR +15,6 0 7. Alexander Loginov RUS +24,0 2 10. Lukas hofer ITA/Montal +42 3 22. Dominik Windisch ITA/turf +1.34,3 minutes 1

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Fourcade wins bye

Biathlon all-time great Martin Fourcade has retired with his 79th World Cup victory.

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