Biathlon at the 2022 Winter Olympics – Men's sprint

Men’s sprint
at the XXIV Olympic Winter Games
VenueHualindong Ski Resort
Date12 February
Competitors94 from 28 nations
Winning time24:00.4
Medalists
Johannes Thingnes Bø  Norway
Quentin Fillon Maillet  France
Tarjei Bø  Norway

The Men's sprint competition of the Beijing 2022 Olympics was held on 12 February, at the National Biathlon Centre,[1] in the Zhangjiakou cluster of competition venues, 180 kilometres (110 mi) north of Beijing, at an elevation of 1,665 metres (5,463 ft).[2] The event was won by Johannes Thingnes Bø of Norway. Quentin Fillon Maillet of France won silver, and Tarjei Bø of Norway bronze.

Summary

The 2018 champion, Arnd Peiffer, retired from competitions. The silver medalist, Michal Krčmář, qualified for the Olympics.[3] as well as the bronze medalist, Dominik Windisch. The overall leader of the 2021–22 Biathlon World Cup before the Olympics was Fillon Maillet, and the leader in the sprint was Sebastian Samuelsson, with Fillon Maillet and Émilien Jacquelin standing very close to Samuelsson.

Maxim Tsvetkov was an early leader. Johannes Thingnes Bø improved his time by 40 seconds. Then Fillon Maillet finished 25 seconds behind Bø, and Tarjei Bø took the bronze improving Tsvetkov's time by 2 seconds. Tsvetkov was also fourth in the individual.

Qualification

Results

The race was started at 17:00.[4]

RankBibNameCountryTimePenalties (P+S)Deficit
16Johannes Thingnes Bø Norway24:00.41 (0+1)
18Quentin Fillon Maillet France24:25.91 (1+0)+25.5
27Tarjei Bø Norway24:39.31 (0+1)+38.9
49Maxim Tsvetkov ROC24:41.00 (0+0)+40.6
556Sebastian Samuelsson Sweden24:52.41 (1+0)+52.0
626Martin Ponsiluoma Sweden24:54.12 (0+2)+53.7
740Sturla Holm Lægreid Norway25:02.72 (1+1)+1:02.3
830Benedikt Doll Germany25:05.41 (0+1)+1:05.0
934Émilien Jacquelin France25:06.32 (1+1)+1:05.9
1024Anton Smolski Belarus25:12.91 (0+1)+1:12.5
1112Eduard Latypov ROC25:14.83 (2+1)+1:14.4
1258Christian Gow Canada25:15.50 (0+0)+1:15.1
1315Dmytro Pidruchnyi Ukraine25:19.01 (0+1)+1:18.6
1462Lukas Hofer Italy25:19.61 (0+1)+1:19.2
1560Artem Pryma Ukraine25:19.81 (0+1)+1:19.4
1636Michal Krčmář Czech Republic25:22.41 (0+1)+1:22.0
1742Roman Rees Germany25:24.30 (0+0)+1:23.9
1821Simon Eder Austria25:26.91 (0+1)+1:26.5
1948Daniil Serokhvostov ROC25:38.02 (0+2)+1:37.6
208Vetle Sjåstad Christiansen Norway25:38.43 (2+1)+1:38.0
2137Fabien Claude France25:41.63 (1+2)+1:41.2
224Philipp Nawrath Germany25:43.43 (1+2)+1:43.0
2392Thomas Bormolini Italy25:44.11 (1+0)+1:43.7
242Simon Desthieux France25:45.02 (0+2)+1:44.6
256Tero Seppälä Finland25:47.53 (1+2)+1:47.1
2629Jakov Fak Slovenia25:48.01 (0+1)+1:47.6
2788Sebastian Stalder Switzerland25:48.30 (0+0)+1:47.9
2859Mikuláš Karlík Czech Republic25:48.83 (0+3)+1:48.4
2983Jules Burnotte Canada25:50.32 (2+0)+1:49.9
3020Dominik Windisch Italy25:51.62 (0+2)+1:51.2
313Vladimir Iliev Bulgaria25:52.22 (0+2)+1:51.8
325Cheng Fangming China25:53.31 (0+1)+1:52.9
3350Johannes Kühn Germany25:53.74 (2+2)+1:53.3
3431Scott Gow Canada25:56.72 (1+1)+1:56.3
3579Adam Runnalls Canada26:00.52 (1+1)+2:00.1
3622Jake Brown United States26:04.72 (0+2)+2:04.3
3768Niklas Hartweg Switzerland26:05.72 (1+1)+2:05.3
3810Alexander Loginov ROC26:15.54 (2+2)+2:15.1
3811Olli Hiidensalo Finland26:15.53 (1+2)+2:15.1
4061Yan Xingyuan China26:16.71 (1+0)+2:16.3
4119Tsukasa Kobonoki Japan26:17.81 (0+1)+2:17.4
4275Lovro Planko Slovenia26:22.32 (0+2)+2:21.9
4332Vytautas Strolia Lithuania26:22.42 (1+1)+2:22.0
4453Kosuke Ozaki Japan26:24.10 (0+0)+2:23.7
4546Joscha Burkhalter Switzerland26:28.32 (1+1)+2:27.9
4652Felix Leitner Austria26:33.82 (1+1)+2:33.4
4765Sean Doherty United States26:35.24 (1+3)+2:34.8
4817Grzegorz Guzik Poland26:36.21 (0+1)+2:35.8
4913Alexandr Mukhin Kazakhstan26:37.21 (1+0)+2:36.8
5076Rene Zahkna Estonia26:37.91 (0+1)+2:37.5
5145Raido Ränkel Estonia26:39.12 (0+2)+2:38.7
5269Blagoy Todev Bulgaria26:39.21 (0+1)+2:38.8
5314Benjamin Weger Switzerland26:39.61 (0+1)+2:39.2
5439Heikki Laitinen Finland26:41.12 (1+1)+2:40.7
5544Jesper Nelin Sweden26:43.64 (3+1)+2:43.2
5682Anton Sinapov Bulgaria26:45.42 (0+2)+2:45.0
5751Mikita Labastau Belarus26:47.04 (2+2)+2:46.6
5877Jakub Štvrtecký Czech Republic26:48.33 (1+2)+2:47.9
5984Adam Václavík Czech Republic26:50.23 (2+1)+2:49.8
6070Anton Dudchenko Ukraine26:51.62 (2+0)+2:51.2
6174Tommaso Giacomel Italy26:52.24 (1+3)+2:51.8
6238Miha Dovžan Slovenia26:53.12 (2+0)+2:52.7
6357Dimitar Gerdzhikov Bulgaria26:56.52 (1+1)+2:56.1
6472Peppe Femling Sweden26:58.53 (2+1)+2:58.1
6543Šimon Bartko Slovakia26:58.83 (2+1)+2:58.4
6681Bogdan Tsymbal Ukraine26:59.03 (3+0)+2:58.6
6749Thierry Langer Belgium26:59.81 (1+0)+2:59.4
6833Michal Šíma Slovakia27:02.31 (1+0)+3:01.9
6980David Komatz Austria27:02.52 (0+2)+3:02.1
7087Kristo Siimer Estonia27:06.61 (1+0)+3:06.2
7178Maksim Varabei Belarus27:10.44 (3+1)+3:10.0
7291Patrick Jakob Austria27:10.91 (0+1)+3:10.5
7367Karol Dombrovski Lithuania27:11.21 (0+1)+3:10.8
7454Paul Schommer United States27:13.34 (1+3)+3:12.9
7525Campbell Wright New Zealand27:14.12 (1+1)+3:13.7
7685Zhang Chunyu China27:14.21 (0+1)+3:13.8
7755Vladislav Kireyev Kazakhstan27:21.71 (1+0)+3:21.3
7823Dzmitry Lazouski Belarus27:22.93 (0+3)+3:22.5
7928Pavel Magazeev Moldova27:25.03 (2+1)+3:24.6
8047Tomas Kaukėnas Lithuania27:27.92 (1+1)+3:27.5
8171Zhu Zhenyu China27:28.63 (2+1)+3:28.2
8235Timofey Lapshin South Korea27:30.82 (1+1)+3:30.4
8390Leif Nordgren United States27:31.83 (0+3)+3:31.4
847Florent Claude Belgium27:35.14 (1+3)+3:34.7
8593Matej Baloga Slovakia27:41.31 (0+1)+3:40.9
8686Rok Tršan Slovenia27:45.71 (0+1)+3:45.3
8764Tomáš Sklenárik Slovakia27:46.33 (1+2)+3:45.9
881Kalev Ermits Estonia27:46.44 (2+2)+3:46.0
8941George Colțea Romania27:54.72 (1+1)+3:54.3
9089Linas Banys Lithuania28:05.83 (1+2)+4:05.4
9173Tom Lahaye-Goffart Belgium28:15.11 (1+0)+4:14.7
9266Tuomas Harjula Finland28:21.22 (0+2)+4:20.8
9363Maksim Makarov Moldova29:45.65 (2+3)+5:45.2
9494César Beauvais Belgium30:06.84 (1+3)+6:06.4

References

  1. "Beijing Organising Committee for the 2022 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games". www.beijing2022.cn. Archived from the original on 2021-07-20. Retrieved 2021-07-18.
  2. "Beijing". Inside IBU. International Biathlon Union. Retrieved 2022-01-16.
  3. Houston, Michael (12 January 2022). "Czech Republic name record-size Winter Olympic team and reveal Beijing 2022 uniform". Insidethegames.biz.
  4. "Final results" (PDF). Ibu.blob.core.windows.net. 12 February 2022. Archived (PDF) from the original on 12 February 2022. Retrieved 19 February 2022.
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