Die Sport-Höhepunkte am Freitag, 9. Dezember / Photo: © SID
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Die Sport-Höhepunkte am Freitag, 9. Dezember
Nach dem Weltcup-Auftakt in Kontiolahti hoffen die deutschen Biathleten, in Hochfilzen an die starken Vorstellungen in Finnland anzuknüpfen. Im Sprint der Frauen hat Olympiasiegerin Denise Herrmann-Wick mit einem Sieg vorgelegt, bei den Männern geht es um 13.45 Uhr ebenfalls mit dem Sprint über 10 km weiter.
Im Schwarzwald beginnt für die deutschen Adler ab 11.45 Uhr der Endspurt auf die Vierschanzentournee. Beim Heim-Weltcup in Titisee-Neustadt versuchen Karl Geiger, Markus Eisenbichler und Co., in Form zu kommen. Bisher sind sie in diesem Winter noch nicht aufs Podest gesprungen - der schlechteste Saisonstart seit zwölf Jahren.
W.Lapointe--BTB