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Successful title defense for Emilien Jacquelin<\/h4>\n

The world champion in the Pokljuka pursuit is Emilien Jacquelin, just like last year!\u00a0The Frenchman finished the 12.5 km men’s pursuit race in ideal conditions in Slovenia with a gala performance.\u00a020 shots and 20 hits were enough for the 25-year-old Jacquelin to successfully defend his title. From the very beginning he controlled the race on the perfectly prepared track – at the shooting range he gave the competition no chance with a safe and fast shooting time and now secured his World Championship gold after his bronze medal from the sprint race. Second went to the very strong Swede Sebastian Samuelsson, who had a hard fight for the silver medal in the last round.\u00a0Johannes Thingnes Boe, who entered the race as one of the big favorites, secured third place despite two penalty laps and thus 300 extra meters. His bronze medal is the first individual medal for the Norwegian men.\u00a0Quentin Fillon Maillet in fourth place and Simon Desthieux in fifth confirm a very strong overall French performance.\u00a0For the Norwegian team shooting star Sturla Holm Laegreid could still secure a place among the top 10 with his sixth place.
\nDisappointing was once again the performance of the DSV – men, where Arnd Peiffer as the best German finished 20th.<\/p>\n

Results 12,5 km men pursuit in Pokljuka:<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n\n\n
1<\/td>\nJACQUELIN Emilien<\/td>\n\"FRA\"<\/td>\n0+0+0+0<\/td>\n31:22.1<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
2<\/td>\nSAMUELSSON Sebastian<\/td>\n\"SWE\"<\/td>\n0+0+0+0<\/td>\n+7.3<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
3<\/td>\nB\u00d6 Johannes Thingnes<\/td>\n\"NOR\"<\/td>\n0+1+1+0<\/td>\n+8.1<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

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That was a perfect race from me today.\u00a0A medal before the race was my goal, but that I could defend my title from last year surpasses everything. A great day for me.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Emilien Jacquelin<\/p>\n

With two penalties you can’t win a gold medal at a world championship. In terms of skiing everything was fine, but we have to analyze the shooting.\u00a0If I see the gap, I could have won more today, but I’m still happy about bronze.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Johannes Thingnes Boe<\/p>\n

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Erfolgreiche Titelverteidigung f\u00fcr Emilien Jacquelin<\/h4>\n
Der Weltmeister in der Verfolgung von Pokljuka hei\u00dft wie im Vorjahr Emilien Jacquelin!\u00a0Mit einer Galavorstellung von dem Franzosen endete das 12,5 km Herren Verfolgungsrennen bei optimalen \u00e4u\u00dferlichen Bedingungen in Slowenien.\u00a020 Sch\u00fcsse und 20 Treffer reichten dem 25-j\u00e4hrigen Jacquelin zur erfolgreichen Titelverteidigung. Von Anfang an kontrollierte er das Rennen auf der bestens pr\u00e4parierten Strecke – so lie\u00df er am Schie\u00dfstand der Konkurrenz durch eine sichere und schnelle Schie\u00dfzeit keine Chance und sicherte sich nach seiner Bronzemedaille aus dem Sprintrennen nun sein WM-Gold. Zweiter wurde der sehr starke Schweden Sebastian Samuelsson, der sich in der letzten Runde einen harten Kampf um die Silbermedaille lieferte.\u00a0Johannes Thingnes Boe, als einer der gro\u00dfen Mitfavoriten ins Rennen gegangen, sicherte sich trotz zweier Strafrunden und somit 300 Extrameter den dritten Rang. Seine Bronzemedaille ist die erste Einzelmedaille f\u00fcr die norwegischen Herren.\u00a0Quentin Fillon Maillet auf Platz vier und Simon Desthieux als f\u00fcnfter best\u00e4tigen eine sehr starke franz\u00f6sische Gesamtleistung.\u00a0F\u00fcr das Norwegische Team konnte Shootingstar Sturla Holm Laegreid mit Platz sechs noch einen Rang unter den Top 10 absichern.<\/div>\n
Entt\u00e4uschend einmal mehr die Leistung der DSV – Herren, bei denen Arnd Peiffer als bester deutscher Platz 20 belegte.<\/div>\n
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Ergebnisse 12,5 km Herren Verfolgung WM Pokljuka:<\/div>\n
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1<\/td>\nJACQUELIN Emilien<\/td>\n\"FRA\"<\/td>\n0+0+0+0<\/td>\n31:22.1<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
2<\/td>\nSAMUELSSON Sebastian<\/td>\n\"SWE\"<\/td>\n0+0+0+0<\/td>\n+7.3<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
3<\/td>\nB\u00d6 Johannes Thingnes<\/td>\n\"NOR\"<\/td>\n0+1+1+0<\/td>\n+8.1<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n<\/div>\n
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Das war heute ein perfektes Rennen von mir.\u00a0Eine Medaille vor dem Rennen war mein Ziel, dass ich meinen Titel aus dem Vorjahr jedoch verteidigen konnte \u00fcbertrifft alles. Ein super Tag f\u00fcr mich.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Emilien Jacquelin<\/div>\n
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Mit zwei Strafrunden kannst du bei einer WM kein Gold holen und gewinnen. L\u00e4uferisch war alles in Ordnung, das Schie\u00dfen m\u00fcssen wir analysieren.\u00a0Wenn ich den R\u00fcckstand sehe, w\u00e4re heute mehr zu holen gewesen, freue mich aber trotzdem \u00fcber Bronze.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Johannes Thingnes Boe<\/div>\n
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Pictures: K. Voigt Fotografie<\/p>\n

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