Biathlon - Championnats du Monde - Junior - 1999/2000

Championnats du Monde - Junior - Résultats Hommes 1999/2000

Autriche - Hochfilzen - 5 Février 2000 - 13 Février 2000

Individuel Hommes - 8 Février 2000

1	Fabian Mund (ALL)	39:44.4
2	Andreas Birnbacher (ALL)	40:48.3
3	Geir Ole Steinslett (NOR)	41:50.6
3	Eininas Guzas (EST)	41:50.6
5	Benjamin Eder (AUT)	41:52.5
6	Roman Pryma (UKR)	42:02.1
7	Denis Saldimirov (RUS)	42:48.5
8	David Kristejn (RTC)	43:03.5
9	Alexey Churine (RUS)	43:11.1
10	Ivan Tcherezov (RUS)	43:40.3
11	Nicolas Bouvier (FRA)	43:47.9
12	Matus Goc (SVK)	43:58.0
13	Karo Konttila (FIN)	44:04.1
14	John Ola Ulset (NOR)	44:43.8
15	Alessandro Fiandino (ITA)	44:47.1
16	Edouard Bailly-Basin (FRA)	44:47.2
17	Dawid Paniak (POL)	44:47.3
18	Curdin Eichholzer (SUI)	44:47.9
19	Sylvain Mouton (FRA)	44:51.3
20	Roman Reguly (SVK)	45:09.5
21	Jiri Faltus (RTC)	45:36.3
22	Lowell Bailey (E-U)	45:39.3
23	Kent Roger Guttormsen (NOR)	45:44.6
24	Lucijan Cuk (SLO)	45:46.9
25	Daniel Adolfsson (SUE)	45:57.4
26	Michail Kletcherov (BUL)	46:07.8
27	David Leoni (CAN)	46:09.5
28	Timo Antila (FIN)	46:11.9
29	Atte Korhonen (FIN)	46:26.5
30	Nicolae Babes (ROU)	46:50.6
31	Sergei Vlasenko (BLR)	47:10.5
32	Janis Berzins (LAT)	47:10.9
33	Cyrill Gross (SUI)	47:11.6
34	Andreas Eberhardt (AUT)	47:12.3
35	Dusan Simocko (SVK)	47:13.7
36	Thomas Fort (FRA)	47:33.4
37	Gianni Boninsegna (ITA)	47:41.8
38	Mikko Lehtola (FIN)	48:02.3
39	Yuri Bradanini (ITA)	48:21.5
40	Volodymyr Zinchenko (UKR)	48:26.9
41	Sveinung Strand (NOR)	48:27.5
42	Vitaly Chernychev (BLR)	48:32.6
43	Rene Schott (ALL)	48:39.8
44	Ivan Trifanov (KAZ)	48:40.7
44	Milan Faltus (RTC)	48:40.7
46	Grzegorz Bodziana (POL)	48:48.2
47	Dmytro Kolisnyk (UKR)	48:55.9
48	William Snellman (E-U)	49:09.6
49	Jörgen Gustafsson (SUE)	49:09.8
50	Tim Burke (E-U)	49:10.9
51	Olegs Pidhacnijs (LAT)	49:14.8
52	Daniel Graf (ALL)	49:24.5
53	Chris Gadacz (E-U)	49:25.4
54	Andrei Pavlovski (BLR)	49:26.2
55	Vasil Fartounov (BUL)	49:57.7
56	Reinhold Lackner (AUT)	50:04.0
57	Igoris Scekocichinas (LTU)	50:06.1
57	Jürg Kunz (SUI)	50:06.1
59	Gunnar-Karl Söderberg (SUE)	50:18.6
60	Feliks Kuberski (KAZ)	50:30.2
61	Ojars Mednis (LAT)	50:31.7
62	Risto Korgemagi (EST)	50:31.8
63	Lukasz Matysek (POL)	50:39.8
64	Ionut Dihoi (ROU)	50:46.0
65	Juri Borissov (EST)	50:56.3
66	Sergei Dudchenco (KAZ)	51:02.3
67	Jaroslav Soukup (RTC)	51:07.1
68	Marian Markov (BUL)	51:16.4
69	Krassimir Katev (BUL)	51:18.1
70	Johan Hagstroem (SUE)	51:25.4
71	Stefan Kasslatter (ITA)	51:27.1
72	Anze Globevnik (SLO)	51:48.4
73	Matej Kazar (SVK)	51:49.4
74	Janis Pleiksnis (LAT)	51:50.3
75	Thomas Brüggl (AUT)	51:51.0
76	Jeroen Borst (P-B)	52:43.9
77	Bartzomiej Ponikwia (POL)	53:07.0
78	Christian Picard (CAN)	53:13.7
79	Vyacheslav Yevchenko (UKR)	53:58.8
80	Andrew Hallett (G-B)	54:12.3
81	John Watson (G-B)	54:48.0
82	Darren Connolly (G-B)	54:52.4
83	Lee-Steve Jackson (G-B)	55:08.8
84	Priit Viks (EST)	55:16.7
85	Balint Fekete (HON)	55:53.3
86	Chris Halldorson (CAN)	55:59.0
87	Aleksandr Lavrinovic (LTU)	56:34.6
88	Andrius Leskevicjus (LTU)	58:51.5
89	Laszlo Csonka (HON)	1:00:24.8
90	Andor Hambalko (HON)	1:00:39.5
91	Aleksej Mamonov (LTU)	1:00:42.9
92	Gergely Domoszlai (HON)	1:03:02.9

Relais Hommes - 9 Février 2000

1	Allemagne (Fabian Mund, Kristian Mehringer, Daniel Graf, Andreas Birnbacher)	1:26:23.9
2	Russie (Denis Saldimirov, Ivan Tcherezov, Nikolay Kruglov, Alexey Churine)	1:27:56.2
3	Norvège (Roger Guttormsen Kent, Sveinung Strand, Ola Ulset John, Ole Steinslett Geir)	1:31:28.5
4	Finlande (Reima Rajala, Atte Korhonen, Ville Laitinen, Timo Antila)	1:32:30.4
5	Autriche (Reinhold Lackner, Benjamin Eder, Martin Gruber, Florian Steirer)	1:32:54.7
6	Etats-Unis (William Snellman, Lowell Bailey, Tim Burke, Chris Gadacz)	1:33:03.0
7	Suède (Jörgen Gustafsson, Daniel Adolfsson, Johan Femling, Gunnar-Karl Söderberg)	1:33:18.5
8	Slovaquie (Roman Reguly, Matej Kazar, Dusan Simocko, Matus Goc)	1:33:30.1
9	Ukraine (Volodymyr Zinchenko, Dmytro Kolisnyk, Serhiy Manko, Roman Pryma)	1:33:52.7
10	France (Yann Debayle, Thomas Fort, Edouard Bailly-Basin, Nicolas Bouvier)	1:34:31.8
11	Italie (Christian De Lorenzi, Gianni Boninsegna, Klaus HÖllrigl, Yuri Bradanini)	1:36:07.7
12	Pologne (Dawid Paniak, Adam Szary, Lukasz Matysek, Grzegorz Bodziana)	1:36:07.7
13	Lettonie (Girts Alksnis, Janis Pleiksnis, Olegs Pidhacnijs, Edgars Piksons)	1:37:06.7
14	République Tchèque (Jiri Faltus, Michal Slesingr, Milan Faltus, David Kristejn)	1:37:06.8
15	Bulgarie (Michail Kletcherov, Vasil Fartounov, Krassimir Katev, Marian Markov)	1:37:34.0
16	Canada (David Leoni, Christian Picard, Chris Halldorson, Craig Mackie)	1:39:24.6
17	Suisse (Curdin Eichholzer, Cyrill Gross, Jürg Kunz, Claudio Böckli)	1:39:57.6
18	Estonie (Risto Korgemagi, Eininas Guzas, Juri Borissov, Priit Viks)	1:44:11.4
19	Grande Bretagne (Lee-Steve Jackson, Andrew Hallett, Darren Connolly, John Watson)	1:44:52.1

Sprint Hommes - 11 Février 2000

1	Fabian Mund (ALL)	25:44.6
2	Andreas Birnbacher (ALL)	26:19.5
3	Daniel Graf (ALL)	26:34.4
4	Jiri Faltus (RTC)	26:41.8
5	Ivan Tcherezov (RUS)	26:48.8
6	Benjamin Eder (AUT)	26:49.1
7	Timo Antila (FIN)	26:49.7
8	Nikolay Kruglov (RUS)	27:06.2
9	Geir Ole Steinslett (NOR)	27:10.9
10	Alexey Churine (RUS)	27:13.0
11	Filipp Shulman (RUS)	27:35.6
12	Igoris Scekocichinas (LTU)	27:37.4
13	Ville Laitinen (FIN)	27:47.5
14	Alessandro Fiandino (ITA)	28:04.2
14	Curdin Eichholzer (SUI)	28:04.2
16	Yann Debayle (FRA)	28:05.4
17	Karo Konttila (FIN)	28:07.6
18	Christian De Lorenzi (ITA)	28:08.0
19	Cyrill Gross (SUI)	28:10.6
20	Kristian Mehringer (ALL)	28:12.1
21	Thomas Fort (FRA)	28:15.0
22	Matej Kazar (SVK)	28:18.2
23	Jaroslav Soukup (RTC)	28:19.5
24	Reinhold Lackner (AUT)	28:20.2
25	Sergei Vlasenko (BLR)	28:20.3
26	Adam Szary (POL)	28:20.4
27	Alexander Os (NOR)	28:24.1
28	Roman Reguly (SVK)	28:31.4
29	Kent Roger Guttormsen (NOR)	28:31.6
30	Dusan Simocko (SVK)	28:33.2
31	Ionut Dihoi (ROU)	28:47.8
32	Lowell Bailey (E-U)	28:48.9
33	Klaus HÖllrigl (ITA)	28:50.6
34	Grzegorz Bodziana (POL)	28:51.7
35	Reima Rajala (FIN)	28:52.7
36	Eininas Guzas (EST)	28:55.1
37	Yuri Bradanini (ITA)	28:55.4
38	David Kristejn (RTC)	28:55.6
39	Roman Pryma (UKR)	28:57.0
39	Matus Goc (SVK)	28:57.0
41	Dawid Paniak (POL)	29:04.1
41	Andrei Pavlovski (BLR)	29:04.1
43	Michail Kletcherov (BUL)	29:07.5
44	Johan Femling (SUE)	29:12.7
45	Lucijan Cuk (SLO)	29:13.7
46	Volodymyr Zinchenko (UKR)	29:14.2
47	John Ola Ulset (NOR)	29:16.5
48	Florian Steirer (AUT)	29:17.1
49	Bartzomiej Ponikwia (POL)	29:24.5
50	Christian Picard (CAN)	29:26.3
51	Nicolas Bouvier (FRA)	29:26.6
52	Daniel Adolfsson (SUE)	29:29.1
53	Nicolae Babes (ROU)	29:33.2
54	Sylvain Mouton (FRA)	29:33.8
55	Vyacheslav Yevchenko (UKR)	29:36.7
56	Ivan Trifanov (KAZ)	29:43.6
57	David Leoni (CAN)	29:49.7
58	Jörgen Gustafsson (SUE)	29:53.4
59	Martin Gruber (AUT)	29:58.0
60	Jürg Kunz (SUI)	29:59.4
61	Lee-Steve Jackson (G-B)	30:02.0
62	Janis Pleiksnis (LAT)	30:05.1
63	Anze Globevnik (SLO)	30:15.4
64	Vasil Fartounov (BUL)	30:17.5
65	Risto Korgemagi (EST)	30:19.6
66	Dmytro Kolisnyk (UKR)	30:20.4
67	William Snellman (E-U)	30:20.9
68	Tim Burke (E-U)	30:21.2
69	Janis Berzins (LAT)	30:30.7
70	Priit Viks (EST)	30:33.8
71	Edgars Piksons (LAT)	30:37.6
72	Chris Halldorson (CAN)	30:43.5
73	Juri Borissov (EST)	30:52.2
74	Chris Gadacz (E-U)	31:09.7
75	Girts Alksnis (LAT)	31:18.0
76	Sergei Dudchenco (KAZ)	31:26.1
76	Marian Markov (BUL)	31:26.1
78	Aleksandr Lavrinovic (LTU)	31:29.8
79	Michal Slesingr (RTC)	31:34.0
80	Andrew Hallett (G-B)	31:35.0
81	Johan Hagstroem (SUE)	31:36.9
82	Claudio Böckli (SUI)	31:38.5
83	Jeroen Borst (P-B)	31:39.4
84	Krassimir Katev (BUL)	32:11.4
85	Balint Fekete (HON)	32:14.9
86	Feliks Kuberski (KAZ)	32:47.8
87	John Watson (G-B)	33:00.4
88	Aleksej Mamonov (LTU)	33:14.3
89	Darren Connolly (G-B)	33:44.9
90	Andor Hambalko (HON)	34:10.1
91	Andrius Leskevicjus (LTU)	34:33.9
92	Laszlo Csonka (HON)	35:46.6
93	Gergely Domoszlai (HON)	36:19.4

Poursuite Hommes - 12 Février 2000

1	Fabian Mund (ALL)	35:31.9
2	Nikolay Kruglov (RUS)	36:09.4
3	Andreas Birnbacher (ALL)	36:26.5
4	Ivan Tcherezov (RUS)	36:27.3
5	Geir Ole Steinslett (NOR)	36:52.9
6	Daniel Graf (ALL)	37:06.4
7	Benjamin Eder (AUT)	37:26.0
8	Jiri Faltus (RTC)	37:43.0
9	Kristian Mehringer (ALL)	37:48.4
10	Igoris Scekocichinas (LTU)	38:02.2
11	Alexey Churine (RUS)	38:11.6
12	Timo Antila (FIN)	38:20.4
13	Karo Konttila (FIN)	38:34.1
14	Thomas Fort (FRA)	38:39.0
15	Filipp Shulman (RUS)	39:08.5
16	Yann Debayle (FRA)	39:19.5
17	Reima Rajala (FIN)	39:31.5
18	Alessandro Fiandino (ITA)	39:35.6
19	Christian De Lorenzi (ITA)	39:36.8
20	Roman Reguly (SVK)	39:42.2
21	Dawid Paniak (POL)	39:51.6
22	Lowell Bailey (E-U)	40:00.0
23	Alexander Os (NOR)	40:08.8
24	Volodymyr Zinchenko (UKR)	40:09.0
25	John Ola Ulset (NOR)	40:09.9
26	David Kristejn (RTC)	40:14.3
27	Eininas Guzas (EST)	40:18.6
28	Yuri Bradanini (ITA)	40:48.3
29	Florian Steirer (AUT)	40:50.6
30	Andrei Paulouski (BLR)	40:55.9
31	Kent Roger Guttormsen (NOR)	40:56.0
32	Ville Laitinen (FIN)	41:02.2
33	Matej Kazar (SVK)	41:02.3
34	Grzegorz Bodziana (POL)	41:15.2
35	Lucijan Cuk (SLO)	41:17.1
36	Curdin Eichholzer (SUI)	41:23.7
37	Dusan Simocko (SVK)	41:24.4
38	Sergei Ulasenko (BLR)	41:43.3
39	Matus Goc (SVK)	41:44.1
40	Reinhold Lackner (AUT)	41:44.2
41	Cyrill Gross (SUI)	41:57.5
42	Jaroslav Soukup (RTC)	41:57.8
43	Klaus HÖllrigl (ITA)	42:21.3
44	Michail Kletcherov (BUL)	42:27.4
45	Adam Szary (POL)	42:34.7
46	Roman Prima (UKR)	42:38.8
47	Ionut Dihoi (ROU)	43:53.0
48	Bartzomiej Ponikwia (POL)	44:25.0
49	Johan Femling (SUE)	44:28.1
50	Christian Picard (CAN)	45:41.9

Championnats du Monde - Junior - Archives

• 1997 - Forni Alvoltri (Italie)
• 1998 - Jericho (Etats Unis)
• 1999 - Pokljuka (Slovénie)
• 2000 - Hochfilzen (Autriche)
• 2001 - Khanty-Mansiysk (Russie)
• 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 - Nové Mesto Nad Váhom (Slovaquie)
• 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 - Obertilliach (Autriche)
• 2022 - Etats Unis
• 2023 - Shchuchinsk (Kazakhstan)
• 2024 - Otepää (Estonie)

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