Biathlon at the 2006 Winter Olympics – Men's pursuit

The Men's 12.5 kilometre biathlon pursuit competition at the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, Italy was held on 18 February, at Cesana San Sicario. Competitors raced over five loops of a 2.5 kilometre skiing course, shooting twenty times, ten prone and ten standing. Each miss required a competitor to ski a 150-metre penalty loop.[1]

Men's biathlon pursuit
at the XX Olympic Winter Games
Men's biathlon 12.5 km pursuit final
VenueCesana San Sicario
Dates18 February
Competitors57 from 23 nations
Winning time35:20.2
Medalists
Vincent Defrasne  France
Ole Einar Bjørndalen  Norway
Sven Fischer  Germany

The starting order for the pursuit was based on the results of the sprint; the top 60 finishers in that race qualified for the pursuit. In addition, each racer's final deficit behind sprint winner Sven Fischer corresponded to their starting deficit in the pursuit; Halvard Hanevold, who finished 8 seconds behind Fischer in the sprint, started 8 seconds after him in the pursuit. The winner was the first racer over the finish line, Vincent Defrasne.

Ole Einar Bjørndalen was the defending World and Olympic champion in this event, but was ranked fourth in the World Cup standings before the Games, behind Germany's Michael Rösch, Frenchman Raphaël Poirée and another German, Sven Fischer.

Results

Two Austrian athletes were disqualified after the IOC determined they had violated the Anti-Doping rules; Wolfgang Rottmann had originally placed 21st, while Wolfgang Perner had placed 25th.[2][3]

The race was held at 14:30.[4]

RankBibNameCountryStartTimePenalties (P+P+S+S)Deficit
5Vincent Defrasne France0:4335:20.22 (0+0+0+2)
12Ole Einar Bjørndalen Norway1:1435:22.93 (0+1+1+1)+2.7
1Sven Fischer Germany0:0035:35.84 (2+2+0+0)+15.6
413Ilmārs Bricis Latvia1:1535:46.91 (0+1+0+0)+26.7
52Halvard Hanevold Norway0:0835:57.73 (0+0+3+0)+37.5
63Frode Andresen Norway0:2036:16.95 (0+3+1+1)+56.7
716Christoph Sumann Austria1:3136:39.72 (1+0+1+0)+1:19.5
835Michael Greis Germany2:1136:39.91 (1+0+0+0)+1:19.7
910Maxim Tchoudov Russia1:0936:41.44 (2+0+0+2)+1:21.2
1019Julien Robert France1:4337:15.91 (1+0+0+0)+1:55.7
1122Nikolay Kruglov, Jr. Russia1:5437:18.90 (0+0+0+0)+1:58.7
127Ricco Groß Germany1:0437:23.52 (1+0+0+1)+2:03.3
1341Rene Laurent Vuillermoz Italy2:3537:27.32 (1+1+0+0)+2:07.1
1428Christian De Lorenzi Italy2:0337:28.52 (0+1+0+1)+2:08.3
156Ivan Tcherezov Russia0:5737:29.73 (1+1+1+0)+2:09.5
1611Zdeněk Vítek Czech Republic1:1337:30.24 (1+0+1+2)+2:10.0
1723Wilfried Pallhuber Italy1:5437:30.32 (0+1+0+1)+2:10.1
1820Tomasz Sikora Poland1:4337:31.64 (2+0+1+1)+2:11.4
1915Alexander Wolf Germany1:2337:35.44 (0+2+0+2)+2:15.2
208Mattias Nilsson Sweden1:0737:47.43 (1+1+0+1)+2:27.2
2117Stian Eckhoff Norway1:3638:00.24 (1+2+0+1)+2:40.0
2247Paavo Puurunen Finland2:4638:01.21 (0+0+1+0)+2:41.0
2345Matthias Simmen Switzerland2:4538:08.81 (1+0+0+0)+2:48.6
2431Pavol Hurajt Slovakia2:0638:20.62 (0+2+0+0)+3:00.4
2514Björn Ferry Sweden1:2038:25.54 (1+0+0+3)+3:04.2
2625Rustam Valiullin Belarus1:5738:32.75 (2+1+2+0)+3:12.5
2730Oleg Ryzhenkov Belarus2:0438:37.85 (1+0+2+2)+3:17.6
2826Wiesław Ziemianin Poland1:5938:42.31 (0+1+0+0)+3:22.1
2944Roman Dostál Czech Republic2:3938:48.04 (0+0+2+2)+3:27.8
3032Sergei Novikov Belarus2:0738:49.64 (0+1+2+1)+3:29.4
3129Andriy Deryzemlya Ukraine2:0438:54.34 (2+0+2+0)+3:34.1
3257Michal Šlesingr Czech Republic3:1139:03.71 (0+0+1+0)+3:43.5
3321Vitaliy Rudenchyk Bulgaria1:4839:04.74 (1+1+2+0)+3:44.5
3418Zhang Chengye China1:3939:04.77 (0+1+2+4)+3:44.5
3540Hidenori Isa Japan2:2639:11.24 (2+0+2+0)+3:51.0
3637Tim Burke United States2:1639:17.64 (0+2+2+0)+3:57.4
3738Janez Marič Slovenia2:1739:42.44 (0+1+1+2)+4:22.2
3839David Ekholm Sweden2:2239:43.83 (2+1+0+0)+4:23.6
3934Ondřej Moravec Czech Republic2:0939:52.34 (1+0+2+1)+4:32.1
4033Ferreol Cannard France2:0840:07.75 (2+0+1+2)+4:47.5
4146Ruslan Lysenko Ukraine2:4540:16.43 (1+1+0+1)+4:56.2
4250Jānis Bērziņš Latvia2:5840:22.81 (1+0+0+0)+5:02.6
4345Indrek Tobreluts Estonia2:3640:25.84 (2+1+1+0)+5:05.6
4452Robin Clegg Canada3:0140:30.34 (2+0+1+1)+5:10.1
4554Ludwig Gredler Austria3:0640:57.56 (2+1+3+0)+5:37.3
4651Raivis Zimelis Latvia3:0040:58.05 (1+1+1+2)+5:37.8
4743David Leoni Canada2:3941:07.45 (1+0+3+1)+5:47.2
4848Lowell Bailey United States2:5041:31.36 (3+1+1+1)+6:11.1
4953Miroslav Matiaško Slovakia3:0141:32.56 (2+2+1+1)+6:12.3
5049Tatsumi Kasahara Japan2:5541:42.06 (1+1+2+2)+6:21.8
5160Roland Lessing Estonia3:1941:53.44 (1+1+1+1)+6:33.2
5259Matej Kazár Slovakia3:1842:46.67 (2+1+2+2)+7:26.4
5358Alexandr Chervyakov Kazakhstan3:1643:28.46 (2+0+2+2)+8:08.2
5456Kristaps Libietis Latvia3:1043:51.26 (1+0+3+2)+8:31.0
9Raphaël Poirée France1:07DNF2 (2+0+ + )
24Sergei Tchepikov Russia1:57Did not start
36Olexander Bilanenko Ukraine2:15
55Carl Johan Bergman Sweden3:10
DSQ27Wolfgang Rottman Austria2:0037:50.54 (0+2+1+1)+2:30.3
DSQ4Wolfgang Perner Austria0:4038:13.57 (3+3+0+1)+2:53.3

References

  1. "Biathlon at the 2006 Torino Winter Games: Men's 12.5 kilometres Pursuit". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020. Retrieved 9 June 2019.
  2. "Torino 2006: Six Austrian Athletes Declared Permanently Ineligible". International Olympic Committee. Retrieved August 31, 2009.
  3. "Torino 2006 Official Report - Biathlon" (PDF). Torino Organizing Committee. LA84 Foundation. March 2009. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2012-06-12. Retrieved August 31, 2009.
  4. Final results
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