Biathlon World Cup 1984/85

World Cup 1984/85
winner
Overall World Cup	Frank-Peter Roetsch
Relay World Cup	No official rating
Nations ranking	No official rating
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Minsk Oberhof Antholz Lahti Oslo

Location of the venues in Europe

In the 1984/85 season , the Biathlon World Cup was held for the 8th time. The competition series consisted of five individual, five sprint and three relay races for men and was held at five venues. In addition to the five World Cup events in Minsk , Oberhof , Antholz , Lahti and Oslo , the world championships for men were held in Ruhpolding, Germany, and for women in Egg am Etzel, Switzerland, but the results were not included in the World Cup ranking. A new point system was introduced this season , in which the first three places received more points. Frank-Peter Roetsch won the overall men's world cup ahead of Juri Kaschkarow and Peter Angerer .

Results

1st World Cup in Minsk , January 10-13, 1985
date	discipline	First place	Second place	third place
January 10, 1985 (Thu.)	Single (20 km)	Andrei Senkow	Yuri Kashkarov	Pyotr Miloradov
January 12, 1985 (Sat.)	Sprint (10 km)	Yuri Kashkarov	Algimantas Salna	Kjell Søbak
January 13, 1985 (Sun.)	Relay (4 × 7.5 km)	Soviet Union 1	Norway	GDR

2nd World Cup in Oberhof , January 17th to 20th 1985
date	discipline	First place	Second place	third place
January 17, 1985 (Thu.)	Single (20 km)	Peter Angerer	Frank-Peter Roetsch	Andrei Senkow
January 19, 1985 (Sat.)	Sprint (10 km)	Frank-Peter Roetsch	Alfred Eder	Matthias Jacob
January 20, 1985 (Sun.)	Relay (4 × 7.5 km)	GDR 1	Soviet Union	GDR 3

3rd World Cup in Antholz , January 24-27, 1985
date	discipline	First place	Second place	third place
January 24, 1985 (Thu.)	Single (20 km)	Frank-Peter Roetsch	Alfred Eder	Herbert Fritzenwenger
January 26, 1985 (Sat.)	Sprint (20 km)	Alfred Eder	Peter Angerer	Sergei Bulygin
January 27, 1985 (Sun.)	Relay (4 × 7.5 km)	Soviet Union	GDR	BR Germany

4th World Cup in Lahti , March 1-3, 1985
date	discipline	First place	Second place	third place
March 1, 1985 (Fr.)	Single (20 km)	Sergei Antonov	Frank-Peter Roetsch	Juha Tella
March 3, 1985 (Sun)	Sprint (10 km)	Frank-Peter Roetsch	Yuri Kashkarov	André Sehmisch

5th World Cup in Oslo , March 7-9, 1985
date	discipline	First place	Second place	third place
March 7, 1985 (Thu.)	Single (20 km)	Peter Angerer	André Sehmisch	Frank-Peter Roetsch
March 9, 1985 (Sat.)	Sprint (10 km)	Frank-Peter Roetsch	Sergei Antonov	Alfred Eder

World Cup status

rank Surname Points 01  Frank-Peter Roetsch 172 02  Yuri Kashkarov 141 03  Peter Angerer 140 04th  Alfred Eder 138 05  Andrei Senkow 130 06th  André Sehmisch 129 07th  Eirik Kvalfoss 108 08th  Ralf Goethel 99 09  Jürgen Wirth 93 10  Sergei Antonov 90 11  Dmitri Vasiliev 90 12  Herbert Fritzenwenger 81 13  Vladimir Velichkov 76 14th  Franz Schuler 72 15th  Algimantas Salna 72 16  Andreas Zingerle 69 17th  Sergei Bulygin 68 18th  Francis Mougel 64 19th  Øivind Nerhagen 63 20th  Matthias Jacob 59 21st  Kjell Søbak 56 22nd  Tapio Piipponen 55 23  Juha Tella 47 24  Gisle Fenne 46 25th  Johnny Rognstad 45 26th  Pyotr Miloradov 44 27  Johann Passler 40 28  Christian Poirot 40 29  Walter Pichler 37 30th  Jan Matouš 36

rank Surname Points 31  Sergei Idinov 34 32  Even Tudeberg 33 33  Fritz Fischer 31 34  Gottlieb Taschler 30th 35  Ernst Reiter 30th 36  Siegfried Dockner 28 37  Terje Krokstad 26th 38  Dominique Epp 23 39  Beat Meier 20th 40  Ronnie Adolfsson 19th 41  Eric Claudon 19th 42  Jean-Paul Giachino 18th 43  Karsten Langhelm 17th 44  Leif Andersson 16 45  Werner Kiem 16 46  Tommy Hoglund 13 47  Holger Wick 12 48  Steffen Hauswald 12 49  Stefan Höck 12 50  Trevor King 11 51  Anton Lengauer-Stockner 10 52  Toivo Mäkikyrö 7th 53  Harri Eloranta 7th 54  Rolf Storsveen 7th 55  Christian Dumont 6th 56  Eduard Zingerle 6th 57  Goerg Fischer 5 58  Risto Punkka 5 59  Vladimír Pospíchal 5 60  Ilkka Mäkitalo 5

rank Surname Points 61  Walter Hörl 4th 62  Geir entrance 3 63  Pieralberto Carrara 2 64  Imre Lestyan 1

Web links

• Season overview from 1984/1985
• Season results from 1984/1985

Individual evidence

1. ^ Biathlon history 1979 - 1994 (English). (No longer available online.) Ibu.com, archived from the original on February 23, 2017 ; accessed on February 26, 2017 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.