Julia Simon (after his 5th place on the individual of the Worlds, 17/20 in shooting) : “We are not going to put everything on the last ball, there were already two misses before! I think the biggest mistake was my first ball, which went a little too fast. Today, there is far too much time wasted on the launch pad. It’s disappointing, but it’s biathlon, you can’t always fill up. I’m disappointed because I had the legs to go for a good race.
“It’s often like this with me: as soon as I’m really in good shape on skis, I find it difficult to get things done behind the rifle”
It’s often like this with me: as soon as I’m really in good shape on skis, I find it hard to get things done behind the rifle, it’s something to work on for the next few years, it’s good to say to yourself that there are points to work on, but it’s frustrating today. One less bullet, and it could make for a much better run. I torpedoed my race all by myself. »
Lou Jeanmonnot (7th place on the individual, 18/20 in shooting) “I can do a lot better whether it’s on skis or rifle. The first target I missed was an error in estimating the wind, I couldn’t have done otherwise. On the other hand, that of the standing, I could have avoided it. I’m disappointed on that.
After on the ski part, I can’t understand why, I couldn’t get into it. To see “Chev »(Anais Chevalier) to pass me, to have taken a minute in relation to the lead, it gave me a little moral blow and I am disappointed not to have reacted to that. I’m at 1’45” in skiing time, which isn’t good. 18 out of 20 on an individual, it’s not enough. It’s not a bad race, I saved the result, but the race itself was not great. »
