Biathlon - Championnats du Monde - Jeunesse - 2017/2018

Championnats du Monde - Jeunesse - Résultats Hommes 2017/2018

Estonie - Otepää - 26 Février 2018 - 4 Mars 2018

Individuel Hommes - 26 Février 2018

1	Mikhail Pervushin (RUS)	37:41.2
2	Filip Fjeld Andersen (NOR)	37:53.5
3	Martin Bourgeois-République (FRA)	38:28.4
4	Andrei Viukhin (RUS)	38:39.4
5	Tomas Sklenarik (SVK)	38:39.8
6	Denis Tashtimerov (RUS)	38:40.7
7	Wojciecj Janik (POL)	38:42.4
8	Anton Vidmar (SLO)	39:25.5
9	Yevhen Ivchenko (UKR)	39:27.8
10	Mikulas Karlik (RTC)	39:55.3
11	Alex Cisar (SLO)	39:59.2
12	Vitezslav Hornig (RTC)	40:13.9
13	Kevin Gontel (ITA)	40:16.4
14	Dominic Unterweger (AUT)	40:58.1
15	Philipp Lipowitz (ALL)	41:02.4
16	Léo Raffin (FRA)	41:09.9
17	Wojciech Filip (POL)	41:10.8
18	Eirik Gerhardsen (NOR)	41:16.7
19	Jakub Kocian (RTC)	41:22.4
20	Kristo Siimer (EST)	41:35.3
21	Martin Alfheim (NOR)	41:36.1
22	Tommaso Giacomel (ITA)	41:44.0
23	Didier Bionaz (ITA)	41:52.9
24	Léo Grandbois (CAN)	41:56.8
25	Lukasz Baleczny (POL)	42:00.8
26	Fredrik Grusd (NOR)	42:06.3
27	Vaclav Cervenka (E-U)	42:06.7
28	Lovro Planko (SLO)	42:17.2
29	Dionis Roduner (RUS)	42:17.8
30	Santtu Panttila (FIN)	42:28.3
31	Nikita Romanov (LTU)	42:29.0
32	Cedric Christille (ITA)	42:34.1
33	Daniil Karimov (RUS)	42:43.9
34	Laurin Fravi (SUI)	42:46.0
35	Pavel Belko (BLR)	42:53.3
36	George Marian Coltea (ROU)	42:57.8
36	Samuel Hubac (SVK)	42:57.8
38	Okan Alalma (TUR)	43:03.1
39	César Beauvais (BEL)	43:13.5
40	Sameli Joronen (FIN)	43:19.7
41	Rudis Balodis (LAT)	43:29.0
42	Otto Invenius (FIN)	43:29.9
43	Vladislav Kireyev (KAZ)	43:31.4
44	Andreas Hechenberger (AUT)	43:32.7
45	Maksym Zarovnyi (UKR)	43:36.3
46	Vladyslav Romanchych (UKR)	43:39.6
47	Rory Gilliland (CAN)	43:41.3
48	Garrett Beckrich (E-U)	43:45.1
49	Adelin Miodrag Duicu (ROU)	43:50.3
50	Gion Stalder (SUI)	43:50.8
51	Mykola Nychyporenko (UKR)	43:51.8
52	Victor Brandt (SUE)	43:56.9
53	Blaz Debeljak (SLO)	44:07.1
54	Maksim Fomin (LTU)	44:08.2
55	Kiril Bauer (KAZ)	44:10.9
56	Hampus Bexelius (SUE)	44:13.6
57	Klaus Mark Kolpakov (EST)	44:18.0
58	Jonas Marecek (RTC)	44:19.7
59	Mart Vsivtsev (EST)	44:25.4
60	Aliaksandr Koshyn (BLR)	44:35.1
61	Robert Heldna (EST)	44:49.0
62	Malte Stefansson (SUE)	44:50.5
63	Cihad Demir (TUR)	44:53.0
64	Camren Nielsen (E-U)	45:03.0
65	Thomas Hulsman (CAN)	45:16.2
66	Alfred Eriksson (SUE)	45:19.6
67	Aliaksandr Petukhou (BLR)	45:22.9
68	Mikalai Mazhaiski (BLR)	45:42.4
69	Tamas Kovacs (ROU)	45:51.5
70	Maxime Germain (E-U)	45:56.8
71	Robert Grumeza (ROU)	46:01.7
72	Pjotr Dielen (BEL)	46:15.1
73	Jokubas Mackine (LTU)	46:20.2
74	Nikolaos Tsourekas (GRE)	46:45.9
75	Lukas Ottinger (SVK)	46:46.2
76	Miles Cawood (G-B)	46:59.8
77	Santeri Kolehmainen (FIN)	47:32.5
78	Eduard Afonin (KAZ)	47:45.9
79	Mateusz Gierczyk (POL)	48:08.0
80	Tim De Ridder (BEL)	48:19.1
81	Ryan Elden (CAN)	48:28.5
82	Renars Birkentals (LAT)	48:47.4
83	Valentin Kaznacenko (LTU)	49:42.0
84	Kristers Slavens (LAT)	49:51.8
85	Denis Dzekovic (SRB)	49:58.4
86	Matheus De Santana Vasconcellos (BRE)	50:15.7
87	Samuel Crenier (BEL)	50:33.7
88	Altair Silva (BRE)	52:07.5
89	Sabahudin Rastic (SRB)	54:28.9
90	Omar Hodzic (SRB)	54:42.0
91	Will Neuhaus (AUS)	57:22.7
92	Maite Herneczky (HON)	57:26.0

Relais Hommes - 28 Février 2018

1	Russie (Denis Tashtimerov, Andrei Viukhin, Mikhail Pervushin)	1:04:51.1
2	République Tchèque (Vitezslav Hornig, Tomas Mikyska, Mikulas Karlik)	1:07:21.1
3	Norvège (Eirik Gerhardsen, Martin Alfheim, Filip Fjeld Andersen)	1:07:55.6
4	Italie (Kevin Gontel, Didier Bionaz, Tommaso Giacomel)	1:08:33.9
5	Slovénie (Anton Vidmar, Lovro Planko, Alex Cisar)	1:09:53.1
6	Finlande (Santtu Panttila, Sameli Joronen, Otto Invenius)	1:10:02.4
7	Estonie (Robert Heldna, Kristo Siimer, Klaus Mark Kolpakov)	1:11:26.2
8	Roumanie (George Marian Coltea, Tamas Kovacs, Adelin Miodrag Duicu)	1:11:55.7
9	Etats-Unis (Vaclav Cervenka, Camren Nielsen, Garrett Beckrich)	1:12:11.0
10	Slovaquie (Samuel Hubac, Lukas Ottinger, Tomas Sklenarik)	1:12:24.2
11	Pologne (Lukasz Baleczny, Wojciech Filip, Wojciecj Janik)	1:12:37.7
12	Kazakhstan (Dionis Roduner, Nikita Akimov, Vladislav Kireyev)	1:13:05.9
13	Suède (Viktor Brandt, Hampus Bexelius, Alfred Eriksson)	1:13:16.8
14	Ukraine (Vladyslav Romanchych, Yevhen Ivchenko, Maksym Zarovnyi)	1:13:30.6
15	Lettonie (Rudis Balodis, Renars Birkentals, Kristers Slavens)	1:13:32.6
16	Canada (Rory Gilliland, Thomas Hulsman, Léo Grandbois)	1:14:36.6
17	Lituanie (Maksim Fomin, Jokubas Mackine, Nikita Romanov)	1:14:56.7
18	Biélorussie (Aliaksandr Petukhou, Pavel Belko, Aliaksandr Koshyn)	1:17:15.6
19	Serbie (Denis Dzekovic, Omar Hodzic, Sabahudin Rastic)	1:24:35.6
20	Belgique (César Beauvais, Pjotr Karel A Dielen, Tim De Ridder)	1:26:58.3

Sprint Hommes - 2 Mars 2018

1	Mikhail Pervushin (RUS)	20:17.3
2	Tommaso Giacomel (ITA)	20:39.2
3	Vitezslav Hornig (RTC)	20:55.9
4	Alex Cisar (SLO)	21:01.3
5	Filip Fjeld Andersen (NOR)	21:15.4
6	Niklas Hartweg (SUI)	21:16.3
7	Andrei Viukhin (RUS)	21:19.3
8	Denis Tashtimerov (RUS)	21:32.0
9	Mikulas Karlik (RTC)	21:34.3
10	Tomas Sklenarik (SVK)	21:40.2
11	Fredrik Grusd (NOR)	21:51.0
12	Aleksei Ogorelkov (RUS)	21:52.7
13	Kevin Gontel (ITA)	21:52.8
14	Martin Bourgeois-République (FRA)	21:55.3
15	George Marian Coltea (ROU)	21:58.7
16	Vladyslav Romanchych (UKR)	21:59.8
17	Wojciech Filip (POL)	22:00.5
18	Didier Bionaz (ITA)	22:04.9
19	Vladislav Kireyev (KAZ)	22:05.3
20	Kristo Siimer (EST)	22:07.0
21	Otto Invenius (FIN)	22:07.4
22	Robert Heldna (EST)	22:09.9
23	Philipp Lipowitz (ALL)	22:14.9
24	Vaclav Cervenka (E-U)	22:16.5
25	Dominic Unterweger (AUT)	22:17.9
26	Yevhen Ivchenko (UKR)	22:21.3
27	Santtu Panttila (FIN)	22:25.6
27	Dionis Roduner (RUS)	22:25.6
29	Nikita Akimov (KAZ)	22:37.1
30	Cedric Christille (ITA)	22:38.8
31	Martin Alfheim (NOR)	22:41.9
32	Laurin Fravi (SUI)	22:47.7
33	Léo Grandbois (CAN)	22:50.7
34	Eirik Gerhardsen (NOR)	22:52.0
35	Thomas Hulsman (CAN)	22:52.6
36	Mart Vsivtsev (EST)	22:53.3
37	Léo Raffin (FRA)	22:55.7
38	Lovro Planko (SLO)	23:05.7
39	Nikita Romanov (LTU)	23:05.9
40	Wojciecj Janik (POL)	23:06.0
41	Alfred Eriksson (SUE)	23:06.7
42	Camren Nielsen (E-U)	23:08.5
43	Klaus Mark Kolpakov (EST)	23:10.3
44	Jakub Kocian (RTC)	23:10.8
45	Anton Vidmar (SLO)	23:16.6
46	Garrett Beckrich (E-U)	23:18.6
47	Sameli Joronen (FIN)	23:19.4
48	Andreas Hechenberger (AUT)	23:23.0
49	Tomas Mikyska (RTC)	23:25.1
50	Aliaksandr Koshyn (BLR)	23:25.4
51	Samuel Hubac (SVK)	23:26.7
52	Rory Gilliland (CAN)	23:37.1
53	Mykola Nychyporenko (UKR)	23:38.9
54	Hampus Bexelius (SUE)	23:40.9
55	Adelin Miodrag Duicu (ROU)	23:42.0
55	Mateusz Gierczyk (POL)	23:42.0
57	Lukasz Baleczny (POL)	23:44.0
58	Maksym Zarovnyi (UKR)	23:45.0
59	Ryan Elden (CAN)	23:47.3
60	Okan Alalma (TUR)	23:48.9
61	Lukas Ottinger (SVK)	23:49.3
62	Rudis Balodis (LAT)	23:51.3
63	Aliaksandr Petukhou (BLR)	23:53.5
64	Pavel Belko (BLR)	23:54.0
65	César Beauvais (BEL)	23:54.4
66	Viktor Brandt (SUE)	24:01.5
67	Santeri Kolehmainen (FIN)	24:03.1
68	Robert Grumeza (ROU)	24:08.0
69	Malte Stefansson (SUE)	24:08.1
70	Jokubas Mackine (LTU)	24:10.7
71	Blaz Debeljak (SLO)	24:19.5
72	Pjotr Karel A Dielen (BEL)	24:30.0
73	Maksim Fomin (LTU)	24:33.8
74	Maxime Germain (E-U)	24:51.2
75	Mikalai Mazhaiski (BLR)	25:06.4
76	Tamas Kovacs (ROU)	25:08.9
77	Renars Birkentals (LAT)	25:14.0
78	Denis Dzekovic (SRB)	25:20.3
79	Kristaps Deksnis (LAT)	25:27.8
80	Florent Gabriel (BEL)	25:42.1
81	Cihad Demir (TUR)	25:48.3
82	Matheus De Santana Vasconcellos (BRE)	26:02.1
82	Kristers Slavens (LAT)	26:02.1
84	Tim De Ridder (BEL)	26:30.9
85	Miles Cawood (G-B)	26:48.5
86	Eduard Afonin (KAZ)	27:00.3
87	Omar Hodzic (SRB)	27:13.5
88	Altair Silva (BRE)	27:43.0
89	Valentin Kaznacenko (LTU)	28:02.8
90	Sabahudin Rastic (SRB)	28:59.5
91	Maite Herneczky (HON)	29:59.3

Poursuite Hommes - 4 Mars 2018

1	Andrei Viukhin (RUS)	29:31.2
2	Mikhail Pervushin (RUS)	+16,8
3	Aleksei Ogorelkov (RUS)	+1:12.1
4	Filip Fjeld Andersen (NOR)	+1:14.3
5	Martin Bourgeois-République (FRA)	+1:17.0
6	Tommaso Giacomel (ITA)	+2:27.0
7	Alex Cisar (SLO)	+2:29.4
8	Kristo Siimer (EST)	+2:34.0
9	Tomas Sklenarik (SVK)	+2:41.8
10	Denis Tashtimerov (RUS)	+2:45.6
11	Vladislav Kireyev (KAZ)	+2:58.3
12	Otto Invenius (FIN)	+3:00.5
13	Niklas Hartweg (SUI)	+3:16.8
14	Dionis Roduner (RUS)	+3:20.1
15	Léo Grandbois (CAN)	+3:37.2
16	Philipp Lipowitz (ALL)	+3:40.8
17	Kevin Gontel (ITA)	+3:52.8
18	Laurin Fravi (SUI)	+3:53.4
19	Fredrik Grusd (NOR)	+3:53.6
20	Robert Heldna (EST)	+4:00.8
21	Yevhen Ivchenko (UKR)	+4:10.0
22	Klaus Mark Kolpakov (EST)	+4:10.6
23	Didier Bionaz (ITA)	+4:10.7
24	Vaclav Cervenka (E-U)	+4:20.8
25	Vladyslav Romanchych (UKR)	+4:26.6
26	Léo Raffin (FRA)	+4:35.7
27	Anton Vidmar (SLO)	+4:37.5
28	Santtu Panttila (FIN)	+4:39.6
29	Cedric Christille (ITA)	+4:48.7
30	Mikulas Karlik (RTC)	+4:57.6
31	Eirik Gerhardsen (NOR)	+5:02.2
32	Martin Alfheim (NOR)	+5:03.3
33	George Marian Coltea (ROU)	+5:18.7
34	Sameli Joronen (FIN)	+5:27.2
35	Jakub Kocian (RTC)	+5:33.5
36	Lovro Planko (SLO)	+5:33.8
37	Wojciecj Janik (POL)	+5:45.7
38	Samuel Hubac (SVK)	+5:51.9
39	Nikita Akimov (KAZ)	+5:58.1
40	Dominic Unterweger (AUT)	+5:58.7
41	Rory Gilliland (CAN)	+6:12.2
42	Aliaksandr Koshyn (BLR)	+6:17.3
43	Tomas Mikyska (RTC)	+6:18.2
44	Mart Vsivtsev (EST)	+6:40.9
45	Thomas Hulsman (CAN)	+6:45.9
46	Garrett Beckrich (E-U)	+6:48.7
47	Camren Nielsen (E-U)	+6:54.7
48	Andreas Hechenberger (AUT)	+6:56.6
49	Ryan Elden (CAN)	+6:56.8
50	Adelin Miodrag Duicu (ROU)	+7:03.2
51	Lukasz Baleczny (POL)	+7:21.8
52	Okan Alalma (TUR)	+7:26.5
53	Maksym Zarovnyi (UKR)	+7:39.4
54	Mykola Nychyporenko (UKR)	+7:54.6
55	Mateusz Gierczyk (POL)	+8:13.0
56	Alfred Eriksson (SUE)	+8:40.7
57	Hampus Bexelius (SUE)	+8:48.6

Championnats du Monde - Jeunesse - Archives

• 2002 - Ridnaun - Val Ridanna (Italie)
• 2003 - Koscielisko (Pologne)
• 2004 - Haute Maurienne (France)
• 2005 - Kontiolahti (Finlande)
• 2006 - Presque Isle (Etats Unis)
• 2007 - Martell - Val Martello (Italie)
• 2008 - Ruhpolding (Allemagne)
• 2009 - Canmore (Canada)
• 2010 - Torsby (Suède)
• 2011 - Nove Mesto na Morave (République Tchèque)
• 2012 - Finlande
• 2013 - Obertilliach (Autriche)
• 2014 - Presque Isle (Etats Unis)
• 2015 - Minsk (Biélorussie)
• 2016 - Cheile Gradistei (Roumanie)
• 2017 - Brezno-Osrblie (Slovaquie)
• 2018 - Otepää (Estonie)
• 2019 - Brezno-Osrblie (Slovaquie)
• 2020 - Lenzerheide (Suisse)
• 2021 - Autriche
• 2022 - Soldier Hollow (Etats Unis)
• 2023 - Shchuchinsk (Kazakhstan)
• 2024 - Otepää (Estonie)

Championnats du Monde - Jeunesse - Informations

Sprint Femmes Sprint Hommes Poursuite Femmes Poursuite Hommes Individuel Femmes Individuel Hommes Relais Femmes Relais Hommes Relais Mixte