Zhangjiakou (China): Blistered skiing by Johannes Thingnes Thingnes Boe brought back his team from death when they claimed victory in a thrilling Sprint finish to win a gold medal on a mixture of 4x6km mixtures Saturday.
France took silver, nine tenths seconds behind Norway, with the Russian Olympic committee team won Bronze, six of the next tenths of the speed.
Boe’s brilliance allowed Norway to overcome some small disasters because they seemed to raise themselves to victory just to throw the opportunity before he saved them in the end.
“It was a difficult competition with many changes, but Norway had four very good skiers so they were able to a strong comeback,” Hanna Oeberg from the Swedish team who was fourth told Reuters when the competition competed.
Marte Norway Olsbu Roieseland survived the problem with the ski pole and his rifle to build a 21 second advantage over the Italian at the first turn, but Eckhoff’s tiril let it slip with several stubborn shots to allow Dorothea players up.
On the second change of France has the advantage of being followed by Italians and Sweden because of darkness to close at the National Birthlon Center.
With a flag fluttering in all directions in the wind circling, the three countries shot perfectly from prone to leaving Emiliah Jacquelin France with a tin of 22.7 seconds entering his second lap.
Despite the temperature of freezing, the atmosphere of the stove-pressure was building in the National Birthlon center and exploded in the form of BOE when he took over from his brother Tarjei for the last lap.
The extraordinary shooting of shooting allows Eduard Latypov to maintain the advantage for Russia because many others struggled, but the boe’s blisters put Norway back in the mix in front of the last round behind France in third place in third place in third place in third place in third place.
Norway closed the gap and then decided to wait for his time before accelerating into the stretch of the house to blow up his opponents, with a deep winning air when he crossed the line.
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