Austria's biathlon men's relay: Best season result in Ruhpolding!

Austria's biathlon men's relay: Best season result in Ruhpolding!

Ruhpolding, Deutschland - Austria's biathlon men's relay has achieved an impressive result at the World Cup in Ruhpolding. The athletes Felix Leitner, Simon Eder, David Komatz and Patrick Jakob took eighth place over a distance of 4 x 7.5 km, with a gap of 2: 41.1 minutes. France crowned himself again to the winner and secured the third season victory this season, followed by Sweden and Germany, which horn 38.4 and 58.8 seconds, like laola1.at reported.

strong services despite challenges

The men's relay in Austria was strong, especially in comparison to the previous races in which they had taken the ninth and fourteenth place. It is particularly worth mentioning that the athletes got out without a penalty round despite nine loading. Leitner, who acted as a starting runner, had to accept a false shot, but still handed over tenth place. Eder followed up with two reloads and worked towards the seventh place. Komatz, who had achieved his best career result on Wednesday with ninth place on Wednesday, held his position despite the three after the tread before he handed over to the Norwegian Tarjei Bö. Jakob concluded the competition, also had to go to the lying attack three times, but showed no weaknesses in the standing shooting and Austria secured eighth place, so krone.at .