Definitions

1. Biathletes are not awarded points for relays.
2. Both biathletes were coached by Mayer.

Country Skiers

1. The altitude will be a major factor for the cross country skiers and biathletes. (Web site)

Winning Biathletes

1. He is one of the most winning biathletes of all time, with nine world championship gold medals and four Olympic gold medals.

Torsby

1. The U.S. biathletes now head to Torsby in southern Sweden for the final portion of their European training camp. (Web site)

Biathletes Fire

1. In the relay event, biathletes fire twice - the first time from the prone position and the second from the more difficult standing position.

Results

1. The German biathletes have now proven the results that inhaled air therapy can produce.

Sweden

1. Meanwhile, the remainder of Canada’s top biathletes were battling it out over in Torsby, Sweden on Saturday in a European Cup pursuit race.

Minute

1. Biathletes do pace themselves; slowing down slightly before they get to the shooting gallery so their heart rates will drop below 200 beats per minute. (Web site)

Four

1. The four biathletes completed six kilometers each in 1 hour, 15 minutes, 41.1 seconds with two penalty rounds and seven misses.
2. Six Austrian cross-country skiers and four biathletes were rousted from their private living quarters late Saturday for unannounced tests.
3. The four U.S. biathletes finished near the bottom of the pack.

Teams

1. In the experimental four-leg race, two women biathletes and two men competed for their teams. (Web site)

Burke

1. There were 37 finishers in the minute between Greis and Burke, demonstrating how closely matched the top biathletes are.

Ioc

1. Last month, the IOC banned six Austrian cross-country skiers and biathletes for life from the Olympics for their role in the Turin case. (Web site)
2. Six skiers and four biathletes were also taken for drug screens by the IOC as a part of the raid, and the IOC had not yet announced results of those tests.

Season

1. Holubcova and Andreassen were the only biathletes in the field to hit all the targets in the third individual event of the season.

Thursday Night

1. And they were among the winners, chosen Thursday night as U.S. Olympic biathletes for the 2002 Winter Games in Salt Lake City.

Relay

1. Germany top the relay and nations cup, but the biathletes receive no extra points. (Web site)

Relay Team

1. The top 20 teams compete in the relay event, though only biathletes that have qualified for individual competition can be part of a relay team.

Top 25

1. This is the first time three US Biathletes finished in the top 25 in the same World Cup competition. (Web site)

Team Mates

1. Andrea, you and your team mates appear to be far better at classic than the biathletes of other nations.

Norway

1. Russian biathletes won three gold medals in the final stage of the Biathlon World Cup final in Holemnkollen, Oslo, Norway.

Cross-Country Skiers

1. On Saturday night, the Italian police raided five residences in the Alps where Austrian biathletes and cross-country skiers were staying.

Start

1. As in the Individual competition, the biathletes start in intervals. (Web site)
2. The biathletes start in intervals (normally of 30 seconds, sometimes shortened to 20 seconds in between starters).
3. Svetlana Sleptsova of Russia leading group of biathletes out of start in women relay race of e.on Ruhrgas IBU Biathlon World Cup.

Seconds Back

1. For the two US Biathletes who finished 41.3 and 55.4 seconds back, the difference was on the shooting range.

Austria

1. Around the time of the raid Mayer and two Austrian biathletes, Wolfgang Perner and Wolfgang Rottmann, tried to escape and fled back to Austria.

Germany

1. RUHPOLDING, Germany -- Frode Andresen of Norway won a World Cup men's 10-kilometer sprint race Saturday, edging a pair of German biathletes.
2. Remigius Bauer has worked on skis for top biathletes including Magdalena Forsberg of Sweden and Ricco Gross of Germany.

Biathlon

1. In biathlon, returning Olympic Champion Olga Pyleva competes in the 10 kilometer pursuit, leading a strong team of women biathletes.

Competitions

1. As is the case for most biathletes at the end of the season, having fun is almost more important than competitions and results.
2. Information about competitions and rules and personal facts about the German biathletes. (Web site)

Team

1. Shepard roomed with Tim Burke in Fort Kent and is close friends with Lowell Bailey, Jeremy Teela and other biathletes named to the team on Tuesday.
2. A team consists of four biathletes, and all start at the same time.

Turin

1. One of the two Austrian biathletes who left Turin after the raid told a local news agency he fled because he was afraid Italy would jail him. (Web site)

Grabs

1. Setting sights on tickets to Italy; Berths are still up for grabs as biathletes try to qualify for the U.S. Olympic team for the Turin Games.
2. Biathletes played a big role in the golden harvest of the host, winning five titles out of seven up for grabs.

Rifles

1. Some of the nordic athletes here are biathletes, cross-country skiers with rifles strapped to their backs, heading for the shooting range. (Web site)

Sport

1. The two biathletes have retired from the sport.
2. He has remained active in the sport and now serves as president of the Union of Russian Biathletes.

Shooting

1. Shots are fired between breaths, and most top biathletes can finish shooting in less than 20 seconds. (Web site)
2. Antholz, Italy – Canada’s top biathletes are shooting for the podium at the World Championships, set to begin this weekend.

Ski Jumpers

1. You might wonder what ski jumpers, biathletes and bobsledders do when the Olympics are over.

Category

1. Pages in category " Olympic biathletes of Sweden " The following 8 pages are in this category, out of 8 total.
2. Pages in category " Olympic biathletes of the United States " The following 5 pages are in this category, out of 5 total.
3. This category includes biathletes at the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin.

Skiers

1. It was skiers and biathletes who earned the bulk of medals in the Soviet and post-Soviet times. (Web site)

Ski

1. Relay The Relay teams consist of four biathletes, who each ski 7.5 km (men) or 6 km (women), with two shooting rounds; one prone, one standing.
2. Teams consist of four biathletes, who each ski 7.5 km (both men and women), with two shooting rounds (one prone, one standing).
3. Biathletes in this even must ski a 150-meter penalty loop for each shot missed.

Sprint

1. In a Pursuit, the biathletes start with the time difference between them from a previous race, often a Sprint.
2. Sprint (10 km) In the sprint competition, the biathletes ski three loops of a track. (Web site)

Sprints

1. On the heels of Individual competitions in the European Cup competition at Langdorf, Germany, US Biathletes competed in Sprints today.
2. In sprints and individual races, biathletes start at staggered intervals, normally of 30 seconds. (Web site)
3. In the sprints, biathletes fire once prone and once standing. (Web site)

Pages

1. Pages in category " Olympic biathletes of East Germany " The following 8 pages are in this category, out of 8 total.
2. Pages in category " Olympic biathletes of Italy " The following 10 pages are in this category, out of 10 total.
3. Pages in category " Olympic biathletes of Norway " The following 31 pages are in this category, out of 31 total.

Biathletes

1. Pages in category " Olympic biathletes of Austria " The following 5 pages are in this category, out of 5 total.
2. Pages in category " Olympic biathletes of Germany " The following 13 pages are in this category, out of 13 total.
3. Pages in category " Olympic biathletes of Poland " This category contains only the following page.

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