Biathlon World Championships 2013 – Men's sprint

Men's sprint
at the Biathlon World Championships 2013
Men's sprint ; at the Biathlon World Championships 2013
Date	9 February 2013
Competitors	136 from 40 nations
Winning time	23:25.1
Medalists
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Last updated February 19, 2024

The Men's sprint event of the Biathlon World Championships 2013 was held on February 9, 2013 at 13:00 local time.^[1]

Results

Rank	Bib	Name	Nationality	Time	Penalties (P+S)	Deficit
	32	Emil Hegle Svendsen	Norway	23:25.1	1 (0+1)	—
	28	Martin Fourcade	France	23:33.2	1 (0+1)	+8.1
	53	Jakov Fak	Slovenia	23:36.3	0 (0+0)	+11.2
4	58	Ole Einar Bjørndalen	Norway	23:45.0	1 (0+1)	+19.9
5	48	Dmitry Malyshko	Russia	23:48.3	0 (0+0)	+23.2
6	37	Alexis Bœuf	France	23:50.1	0 (0+0)	+25.0
7	17	Anton Shipulin	Russia	23:58.0	1 (1+0)	+32.9
8	3	Fredrik Lindström	Sweden	24:03.1	2 (1+1)	+38.0
9	34	Evgeny Ustyugov	Russia	24:03.5	1 (0+1)	+38.4
10	71	Simon Eder	Austria	24:03.7	0 (0+0)	+38.8
11	15	Krasimir Anev	Bulgaria	24:13.4	0 (0+0)	+48.3
12	65	Erik Lesser	Germany	24:14.5	1 (0+1)	+49.4
13	42	Björn Ferry	Sweden	24:17.4	0 (0+0)	+52.3
14	46	Lukas Hofer	Italy	24:22.2	1 (0+1)	+57.1
15	10	Dominik Landertinger	Austria	24:23.3	1 (0+1)	+58.2
16	111	Arnd Peiffer	Germany	24:33.2	1 (1+0)	+1:08.1
17	26	Andriy Deryzemlya	Ukraine	24:37.7	1 (0+1)	+1:12.6
18	21	Tarjei Bø	Norway	24:38.6	2 (0+2)	+1:13.5
19	54	Evgeniy Garanichev	Russia	24:39.3	2 (2+0)	+1:14.2
20	45	Jean-Guillaume Béatrix	France	24:40.1	2 (0+2)	+1:15.0
21	64	Klemen Bauer	Slovenia	24:40.9	2 (0+2)	+1:15.8
22	33	Tomas Kaukėnas	Lithuania	24:44.6	0 (0+0)	+1:19.5
23	8	Andreas Birnbacher	Germany	24:49.8	2 (0+2)	+1:24.7
24	117	Zdeněk Vítek	Czech Republic	24:50.5	1 (0+1)	+1:25.4
25	24	Benjamin Weger	Switzerland	24:52.6	1 (1+0)	+1:27.5
26	85	Christian De Lorenzi	Italy	24:55.3	0 (0+0)	+1:30.2
27	22	Jaroslav Soukup	Czech Republic	24:56.6	2 (0+2)	+1:31.5
28	7	Tim Burke	United States	25:01.3	2 (1+1)	+1:36.2
28	27	Simon Schempp	Germany	25:01.3	2 (0+2)	+1:36.2
30	50	Matej Kazár	Slovakia	25:01.5	4 (3+1)	+1:36.4
31	93	Kauri Kõiv	Estonia	25:02.2	1 (1+0)	+1:37.1
32	78	Lowell Bailey	United States	25:02.8	1 (1+0)	+1:37.7
33	89	Daniel Mesotitsch	Austria	25:04.2	2 (0+2)	+1:39.1
34	83	Simon Fourcade	France	25:06.7	0 (0+0)	+1:41.6
35	62	Ondřej Moravec	Czech Republic	25:07.0	3 (3+0)	+1:41.9
36	18	Jean-Philippe Leguellec	Canada	25:09.9	3 (1+2)	+1:44.8
37	112	Henrik L'Abée-Lund	Norway	25:10.2	2 (1+1)	+1:45.1
38	2	Jarkko Kauppinen	Finland	25:11.2	1 (1+0)	+1:46.1
39	47	Serguei Sednev	Ukraine	25:19.2	2 (1+1)	+1:54.1
40	49	Edgars Piksons	Latvia	25:19.7	2 (0+2)	+1:54.6
41	105	Serhiy Semenov	Ukraine	25:19.8	2 (1+1)	+1:54.7
42	126	Artem Pryma	Ukraine	25:23.6	1 (0+1)	+1:58.5
43	79	Vladimir Iliev	Bulgaria	25:28.2	3 (1+2)	+2:03.1
44	113	Russell Currier	United States	25:30.4	2 (2+0)	+2:05.3
45	96	Scott Gow	Canada	25:31.5	1 (0+1)	+2:06.4
45	100	Aliaksandr Babchyn	Belarus	25:31.5	1 (0+1)	+2:06.4
47	52	Yan Savitskiy	Kazakhstan	25:36.2	1 (1+0)	+2:11.1
48	88	Claudio Böckli	Switzerland	25:38.3	0 (0+0)	+2:13.2
49	70	Milanko Petrović	Serbia	25:38.7	3 (1+2)	+2:13.6
50	114	Pavol Hurajt	Slovakia	25:39.3	1 (0+1)	+2:14.2
51	66	Junji Nagai	Japan	25:42.0	1 (0+1)	+2:16.9
52	86	Michal Šlesingr	Czech Republic	25:43.3	3 (1+2)	+2:18.2
53	104	Leif Nordgren	United States	25:43.8	1 (1+0)	+2:18.7
54	61	Carl Johan Bergman	Sweden	25:44.0	4 (1+3)	+2:18.9
55	63	Stefan Gavrila	Romania	25:50.1	3 (0+3)	+2:25.0
56	1	Hidenori Isa	Japan	25:51.9	3 (2+1)	+2:26.8
57	124	Vladimir Chepelin	Belarus	25:52.6	1 (0+1)	+2:27.5
58	40	Dominik Windisch	Italy	25:55.9	4 (1+3)	+2:30.8
59	36	Miroslav Matiaško	Slovakia	26:00.9	2 (1+1)	+2:35.8
60	123	Christian Martinelli	Italy	26:01.1	2 (1+1)	+2:36.0
61	98	Christoffer Eriksson	Sweden	26:03.7	3 (0+3)	+2:38.6
62	60	Kevin Kane	Great Britain	26:04.6	0 (0+0)	+2:39.5
63	95	Peter Dokl	Slovenia	26:06.2	2 (1+1)	+2:41.1
64	35	Evgeny Abramenko	Belarus	26:07.7	3 (1+2)	+2:42.6
65	5	Andrejs Rastorgujevs	Latvia	26:08.3	4 (2+2)	+2:43.2
66	76	Scott Perras	Canada	26:08.4	3 (2+1)	+2:43.3
67	121	Julian Eberhard	Austria	26:13.6	5 (2+3)	+2:48.5
68	133	Simon Desthieux	France	26:14.5	3 (1+2)	+2:49.4
69	80	Sergey Novikov	Belarus	26:14.8	4 (3+1)	+2:49.7
70	68	Ahti Toivanen	Finland	26:17.8	4 (1+3)	+2:52.7
70	116	Miroslav Kenanov	Bulgaria	26:17.8	2 (1+1)	+2:52.7
72	120	Roland Lessing	Estonia	26:17.9	3 (1+2)	+2:52.8
73	134	Nathan Smith	Canada	26:22.5	2 (1+1)	+2:57.4
74	59	Karol Dombrovski	Lithuania	26:25.9	2 (1+1)	+3:00.8
75	13	Cornel Puchianu	Romania	26:30.9	4 (2+2)	+3:05.8
76	97	Remus Faur	Romania	26:32.1	1 (0+1)	+3:07.0
77	31	Joel Sloof	Netherlands	26:35.8	1 (1+0)	+3:10.7
78	11	Janez Marič	Slovenia	26:37.6	5 (3+2)	+3:12.5
79	44	Mario Dolder	Switzerland	26:39.0	4 (1+3)	+3:13.9
80	87	Krzysztof Plywaczyk	Poland	26:42.3	3 (1+2)	+3:17.2
81	110	Sergey Naumik	Kazakhstan	26:42.9	1 (0+1)	+3:17.8
82	119	Simon Hallenbarter	Switzerland	26:43.6	3 (1+2)	+3:18.5
83	14	Chen Haibin	China	26:44.6	1 (1+0)	+3:19.5
84	81	Łukasz Szczurek	Poland	26:46.5	2 (0+2)	+3:21.4
85	39	Alexsandr Chervykhov	Kazakhstan	26:47.1	2 (1+1)	+3:22.0
86	92	Karolis Zlatkauskas	Lithuania	26:50.5	3 (3+0)	+3:25.4
87	38	Indrek Tobreluts	Estonia	26:51.3	5 (2+3)	+3:26.2
88	122	Li Xuezhi	China	26:52.6	4 (2+2)	+3:27.5
89	132	Roland Gerbacea	Romania	26:58.4	2 (0+2)	+3:33.3
90	82	Danil Steptsenko	Estonia	26:59.9	3 (1+2)	+3:34.8
91	99	Michail Kletcherov	Bulgaria	27:04.3	4 (2+2)	+3:39.2
92	106	Ondrej Otčenáš	Slovakia	27:04.9	5 (3+2)	+3:39.8
93	103	Ville Simola	Finland	27:07.0	2 (1+1)	+3:41.9
94	4	Alexei Almoukov	Australia	27:07.2	3 (1+2)	+3:42.1
95	73	Pedro Quintana Arias	Spain	27:11.2	0 (0+0)	+3:46.1
96	109	Li Zhonghai	China	27:13.5	3 (2+1)	+3:48.4
97	20	Adam Kwak	Poland	27:14.5	2 (0+2)	+3:49.4
98	101	Rolands Pužulis	Latvia	27:15.1	1 (0+1)	+3:50.0
99	69	Ren Long	China	27:17.9	3 (2+1)	+3:52.8
100	129	Ryo Maeda	Japan	27:22.5	2 (1+1)	+3:57.4
101	9	Victor Pinzaru	Moldova	27:25.2	0 (0+0)	+4:00.1
102	128	Lukasz Slonina	Poland	27:26.7	1 (1+0)	+4:01.6
103	12	Darko Damjanovski	Macedonia	27:27.5	3 (0+3)	+4:02.4
104	127	Pete Beyer	Great Britain	27:29.5	2 (1+1)	+4:04.4
105	136	Mika Kaljunen	Finland	27:30.3	1 (1+0)	+4:05.2
106	43	Lee-Steve Jackson	Great Britain	27:33.0	4 (2+2)	+4:07.9
107	75	Nemanja Košarac	Bosnia and Herzegovina	27:33.5	2 (1+1)	+4:08.4
108	6	Dino Butković	Croatia	27:33.7	1 (0+1)	+4:08.6
109	102	Marcel Laponder	Great Britain	27:37.9	2 (1+1)	+4:12.8
110	90	Damir Rastić	Serbia	27:39.3	3 (1+2)	+4:14.2
111	72	Lee In-bok	South Korea	27:44.3	2 (0+2)	+4:19.2
113	115	Alexandr Trifonov	Kazakhstan	27:51.5	3 (1+2)	+4:26.4
113	118	Oskars Muižnieks	Latvia	27:52.4	2 (1+1)	+4:27.3
114	108	Lee Su-young	South Korea	28:00.3	3 (2+1)	+4:35.2
115	19	Milán Szabó	Hungary	28:02.9	6 (4+2)	+4:37.8
116	16	Emir Hrkalović	Serbia	28:07.8	4 (3+1)	+4:42.7
117	131	Edin Hodžić	Serbia	28:15.8	0 (0+0)	+4:50.7
118	51	Károly Gombos	Hungary	28:19.5	3 (1+2)	+4:54.4
119	25	Thorsten Langer	Belgium	28:33.0	2 (2+0)	+5:07.9
120	94	Victor Lobo Escolar	Spain	28:33.1	4 (1+3)	+5:08.0
121	125	Kim Yong-gyu	South Korea	28:44.7	4 (1+3)	+5:19.6
122	23	Samuel Pulido Serrano	Spain	28:53.9	4 (1+3)	+5:28.8
123	56	Thierry Langer	Belgium	28:58.5	2 (0+2)	+5:33.4
124	41	Ahmet Üstüntaş	Turkey	29:01.8	3 (1+2)	+5:36.7
125	30	Øystein Slettemark	Greenland	29:05.7	6 (2+4)	+5:40.6
126	107	Sho Wakamatsu	Japan	29:10.8	4 (2+2)	+5:45.7
127	135	Aleksandr Lavrinovič	Lithuania	29:11.6	4 (3+1)	+5:46.5
128	57	Orhangazi Civil	Turkey	29:22.6	3 (0+3)	+5:57.5
129	67	Gjorgji Icoski	Macedonia	29:25.6	1 (1+0)	+6:00.5
130	29	Jun Je-uk	South Korea	29:48.5	4 (1+3)	+6:23.4
131	77	Cameron Morton	Australia	30:32.6	5 (2+3)	+7:07.5
132	130	Manuel Fernández Musso	Spain	30:40.6	3 (1+2)	+7:15.5
133	84	Dyllan Harmer	Australia	30:42.6	2 (1+1)	+7:17.5
134	55	Jurica Veverec	Croatia	31:11.0	5 (4+1)	+7:45.9
135	74	Kleanthis Karamichas	Greece	31:17.8	4 (3+1)	+7:52.7
136	91	István Muskatal	Hungary	31:39.1	5 (2+3)	+8:14.0

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