Outstanding Fillon Maillet shines in Hochfilzen

Johannes Dale fulfilled a childhood dream with his first World Cup victory on Friday. The next day, the 23-year-old was in pursuit of the hunted man. The Norwegian coped excellently with this starting position, although he was unable to repeat his success from the previous day. Quentin Fillon Maillet, the second in the sprint, snatched this from under his nose. French strong As snow began to fall and there was hardly any wind, Dale shot a penalty lap in the first prone position and was overtaken by Fillon Maillet. The Frenchman, for his part, didn't let anything burn and subsequently folded down all the windows. And because only a few people could hold a candle to him on the cross-country ski trail, he came out on top ahead of his compatriot Emilien Jacquelin (who also made no mistakes). Behind them, Sebastian Samuelsson and Dale fought for third place, which the Norwegian was ultimately able to claim for himself. Meanwhile, Johannes Thingnes Bø missed the target three times and came “only” fourth. Lukas Hofer showed a strong reaction to the completely botched sprint (50th place). Although the Montaler had missed five more times on Friday, he only missed a single target in the pursuit. Coupled with a strong running time, this meant 17th place in the end. Dominik Windisch, however, is not yet getting going after his falsely positive corona test: six mistakes put him behind at the end of the field. The result: Pos Name Country Time Error 1. Quentin Fillon Maillet France 32: 38,7 minutes 0 2. Emilia Jacquelin France +25,5 seconds 0 3. John Dale Norway +49,5 2 4. Johannes Thingnes Bø Norway +58,0 3 5. Fabien Claude France +1:10,2 minutes 3 6. Sturla Holm Lagreid Norway + 1: 18,1 1 7. Tarjei Bø Norway + 1: 21,6 3 17. Lukas hofer Montal + 2: 16,4 1 51. Dominik Windisch race + 5: 14,3 6

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Outstanding Fillon Maillet shines in Hochfilzen

Quentin Fillon Maillet won the pursuit in Hochfilzen with a masterful performance on the shooting range and on the cross-country ski trail.

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