Without Wierer and Vittozzi: Mixed relay is doing well

The French (Quentin Fillon Maillet, Simon Desthieux, Justine Braisaz, Julia Simon) won in a dominant manner on Saturday. The main reason for this was the fact that Justine Braisaz (starting position 3 for France) took a lot of time off Norway's Synnøve Solemdal. Norway (Tarjei Bø, Johannes Thingnes Bø, Synnøve Solemdal, Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold) had to settle for second place. Third place, however, went to Germany (Philipp Horn, Johannes Kühn, Janina Hettich, Vanessa Hinz).

Azzurri finish in 9th place While Wierer had to miss out because of her back problems, Vittozzi was already in the single mixed relay on Saturday afternoon ( SportNews berichtete ) started. The Azzurri competed in the mixed relay with Lukas Hofer (Montal), Dominik Windisch (Rasen), Federica Sanfilippo (Ridnaun) and Michela Carrara.

Starting runner Hofer missed the target a total of twice and handed over to Windisch in 2th place, with the gap to the leader being only 7 seconds. The speedster had to reload 34 times, but was able to maintain 5th position. But the gap already grew to 7 minutes, also because Johannes Thingnes Bø accelerated at the front. Sanfilippo (1.34 spares) also showed a decent race and handed over to Carrara in 3th place. The young Azzurra also did well and only had to reload twice. In the end she crossed the finish line in 8th place. Mixed relay in Pokljuka: The result Pos Country Time Penalties + spares 1. France 1:17.53,3 hours 0 + 8 2. Norway +40,6 seconds 0 + 4 3. Germany +1.01,4 minutes 0 + 5 4. Russia +1.24,8 0 + 7 5. Sweden +1.34,1 0 + 6 6. Czechia +1.49,8 1 + 5 7. Austria +2.01,1 1 + 10 8. Belarus +2.29,6 0 + 7 9. Italy +2.52,8 0 + 12 10. Switzerland +3.41,4 4 + 10

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Without Wierer and Vittozzi: Mixed relay is doing well

In the absence of Dorothea Wierer and Lisa Vittozzi, Italy's mixed relay team did well in Pokljuka. Meanwhile, the victory went to France.

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