Italian Tommaso Giacomel took second place, making one mistake and one minute and 9.1 seconds behind the winner, while Norwegian biathlete Vetle Shostad Kristiansen also did not hit a single target and, losing one minute and 11.5 seconds, finished in third position.
Rastorgujev started without mistakes in the first two shootings, made one mistake in the third, but in the last firing line the first and last target remained unshot. He finished three minutes and 57.6 seconds later.
Patryuk, on the other hand, was able to close all the targets in the first three shootings, but he made two mistakes in the last one and lost to the German by five minutes and 30.9 seconds at the finish.
Meanwhile, Mise made one mistake in the first shooting range, missed two targets in the second and fourth, and was flawless in the third and lost to the winner by ten minutes and 27.3 seconds.
In the first stage, the Swedish representative Martins Ponsiluoma celebrated the victory in this discipline, and in the second, the Norwegian Johannes Tingnes Bä, the leader of the World Cup in the overall standings, celebrated his victory.
Rastorgujev took seventh place in Rupolding, making only one mistake in shooting. He finished 33rd in the European Championship and 56th in the World Championship, accumulating six penalty minutes each time.
Mise Kontiolahti took 57th place, finished 32nd in the European Championship and 69th in the World Championship.
Patrijuk Kontiolahti took 90th place, making six shooting mistakes, and 82nd place in Rupolding. He was 83rd in Lenzerheide, and 74th in the World Championship.
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