France's high-flyer is unstoppable

5 pursuit races were held this season, 4 times the winner was Quentin Fillon Maillet. This is remarkable, especially given the fact that this competition always requires 4 shots. The French high-flyer also delivered a very strong race in Ruhpolding on Sunday. Fillon Maillet started the pursuit first after his sprint victory. Although he weakened briefly at the first shooting range stop, shot a pass and was overtaken by the German Benedikt Doll, the 29-year-old regained the lead at the second stop and maintained it until the end. Fillon Maillet thus defended his lead in the overall World Cup. The Russian Alexander Loginov came second in Ruhpolding, working his way up from position 32 to silver. The Belarusian Anton Smolski came third, as he did in the sprint on Thursday. The Norwegian top men were not there in Upper Bavaria, as they took a break this weekend with an eye on the Olympics. Hofer's best Azzurro After his best performance of the season in the sprint, Dominik Windisch started the race from position 13. After a flawless first prone stage, he was temporarily in 5th place, but after that he had to go into the penalty loop four times and was relegated to 22nd place. The Azzurri's best result went to Lukas Hofer, who came 16th and thus repeated his sprint result from Thursday. The women's pursuit with Dorothea Wierer had already taken place in the early afternoon ( SportNews berichtete ). The Antholz stage is now coming up for the ski hunters: it starts in the South Tyrolean biathlon stronghold on Thursday with the men's singles.

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France's high-flyer is unstoppable

Quentin Fillon Maillet is in the form of his life. The Frenchman made his competitors look old in the pursuit in Ruhpolding.

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