Samuelsson, who took the OLYMPIC silver medal individually and in the relay team that took OLYMPIC gold in the last year, has shown fine form lately, including his first podium finish in the world cup last weekend. The English gentlemen took up the relay in Ruhpolding after a win and a second place finish in the season’s world cup and who ranked ninth.
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In that perspective, it was the sixth – Norway won ahead of Germany and France – a Swedish show of strength.
Samuelsson’s replacement, went out as the last man of four, scarce 20 seconds after Norway, but the notch in the heel of Germany and Austria. Several had problems with nerves on the dike and the Quintuplet was no exception, but he lost the only two-term investments.
” the Guys before me never ceases to surprise. We did it well. There were no baby lambs you ran with at last but we held it together and was sixth. A solid effort by all, ” says Quintuplet to SVT.
Torstein Stenersen was the first out, and after a miss in landscape pressed he of five shots in 19 seconds in the standing – all towards their goal and took the lead.
” It feels really good, especially with the last relay. It is here that I want to be, ” says Stenersen.
Jesper Nelin, Sweden was third, but side by side with Ukraine and France. Three missed out shot got both him and the team to fall in resultatlisan.
But the relay is the relay. Nelin was not inferior in portrait – and the shot he full. Of course, to Hagströms and the rest of the swede’s great satisfaction. When Nelin handed over to Martin Ponsliuoma low in Sweden, still on the podium, after Norway and France, but ahead of the Czech republic and Russia.
” I reinforced to me in the portrait, only to forget and do what you should, says Nelin to the SVT.
the full dividend in the landscape and the bet remained in the top five hits in the portrait he lifted from the embankment as the second.
Peppe Quintuplet began with a rough miss, but put the rest in the landscape, burned two in the standing position, but struggled in the goals-for-sixth, beaten by the fifth grade Russia with two seconds.
