Sondre Slettemark, ski talent, delivers a solid performance at the World Cup race in Hochfilzen, Austria, placing 67th out of 104 starters.
In the 10 km, which consists of two shootings, Sondre misses a single shot in the prone shooting, but delivers a flawless performance in the standing shooting. This results in a ranking of 67th, only 2.34 minutes behind the winner, Italian Giacomel, who shoots flawlessly. Slettemark is now only 16 seconds away from reaching 60th place, which will give him qualification for the pursuit start.
- My form is still not quite 100 percent, but I feel that I can run stronger on the track. However, my shooting seems to have stabilized at a high level. I shoot both faster and better than last year, and my hit percentage is now up to 93 percent, which is 11 percent better than last year, Sondre says in a press release.
Sondre Slettemark's continued development, especially in shooting, indicates that he is well on his way to joining the top of the competition in the upcoming races.
