Biathlon World Cup 1985/86

World Cup 1985/86
winner
Overall World Cup	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 André Sehmisch
Relay World Cup	no official rating
Nations ranking	no official rating
Competitions
Venues	5
Individual competitions	10
Relay competitions	5
← 1984/85	1986/87 →

Antholz

Feistritz

Oberhof

Lahti

ground

Location of the venues

In the 1985/86 season , the Biathlon World Cup was held for the 9th time. The competition series in biathlon consisted of five individual, sprint and relay races for men and was held at five venues. The five World Cup events took place in Antholz , Feistritz , Oberhof , Lahti and Boden . The world championships were held for the men in Oslo, Norway, and for the women in Falun, Sweden , but the results were not included in the World Cup ranking. André Sehmisch won the overall men's world cup ahead of Peter Angerer and Matthias Jacob .

Results

1st World Cup in Antholz , January 16-19, 1986 Italy
date	discipline	First place	Second place	third place
January 16, 1986 (Thu.)	Single (20 km)	Soviet Union Valery Medvedzew	Italy Gottlieb Taschler	Soviet Union Sergei Antonov
January 17, 1986 (Sat.)	Sprint (10 km)	Germany BR Peter Angerer	Soviet Union Andrei Nepein	Norway Gisle Fenne
January 19, 1986? (So.)	Relay (4 × 7.5 km)	Soviet Union Soviet Union 2	Norway Norway	Soviet Union Soviet Union 1

2nd World Cup in Feistritz , January 23-26, 1986 Austria
date	discipline	First place	Second place	third place
January 23, 1986 (Thu.)	Single (20 km)	Soviet Union Sergei Antonov	Soviet Union Dmitri Vasiliev	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 André Sehmisch
January 25, 1986 (Sat.)	Sprint (10 km)	Soviet Union Andrei Nepein	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 André Sehmisch	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Frank-Peter Roetsch
January 26, 1986? (So.)	Relay (4 × 7.5 km)	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 German Democratic Republic	Soviet Union Soviet Union 2	Soviet Union Soviet Union 1

3rd World Cup in Oberhof , 1986 Germany Democratic Republic 1949
date	discipline	First place	Second place	third place
???	Single (20 km)	Germany BR Peter Angerer	Soviet Union Anatoly Zhdanovich	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 André Sehmisch
???	Sprint (10 km)	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Matthias Jacob	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 André Sehmisch	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Frank-Peter Roetsch
???	Relay (4 × 7.5 km)	Soviet Union Soviet Union 1	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 German Democratic Republic	Soviet Union Soviet Union 2

4th World Cup in Lahti , 1986 Finland
date	discipline	First place	Second place	third place
???	Single (20 km)	Germany BR Peter Angerer	Czechoslovakia Jan Matouš	Italy Andreas Zingerle
???	Sprint (10 km)	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 André Sehmisch	Germany BR Fritz Fischer	Italy Johann Passler
???	Relay (4 × 7.5 km)	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 German Democratic Republic	Norway Norway	Finland Finland

5th World Cup in Boden , March 14-16, 1986 Sweden
date	discipline	First place	Second place	third place
March 14, 1986 (Fr.)	Single (20 km)	Finland Tapio Piipponen	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 André Sehmisch	Austria Alfred Eder
March 16, 1986 (Sun.)	Sprint (10 km)	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Matthias Jacob	Soviet Union Sergei Antonov	Norway Eirik Kvalfoss
March 17, 1986?	Relay (4 × 7.5 km)	Soviet Union Soviet Union	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 German Democratic Republic	Finland Finland

Nations ranking

Final result after 10 races (Top 10)

Final result after 15 races (Top 10)

rank	Surname	Points	Victories
01	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 André Sehmisch	158	1
02	Germany BR Peter Angerer	146	3
03	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Matthias Jacob	124	2
04th	Finland Tapio Piipponen	123	1
05	Austria Alfred Eder	120	0
06th	Italy Andreas Zingerle	113	0
07th	Czechoslovakia Jan Matouš	110	0
08th	Soviet Union Sergei Antonov	109	1
09	Norway Eirik Kvalfoss	103	0
10	Soviet Union Yuri Kashkarov	93	0

rank	country	Victories
01	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 German Democratic Republic	5
02	Soviet Union Soviet Union	6th
03	Germany BR BR Germany	3
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06th
07th
08th
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rank	Surname	Points
01	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 André Sehmisch	158
02	Germany BR Peter Angerer	146
03	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Matthias Jacob	124
04th	Finland Tapio Piipponen	123
05	Austria Alfred Eder	120
06th	Italy Andreas Zingerle	113
07th	Czechoslovakia Jan Matouš	110
08th	Soviet Union Sergei Antonov	109
09	Norway Eirik Kvalfoss	103
10	Soviet Union Yuri Kashkarov	93
11	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Frank-Peter Roetsch	91
12	Soviet Union Dmitri Vasiliev	87
13	Norway Gisle Fenne	83
14th	Germany BR Fritz Fischer	83
15th	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Jürgen Wirth	82
16	Germany BR Herbert Fritzenwenger	82
17th	Soviet Union Valery Medvedzew	74
18th	Italy Gottlieb Taschler	69
19th	Norway Øivind Nerhagen	68
20th	Italy Johann Passler	67

rank	Surname	Points
21st	Soviet Union Andrei Nepein	67
22nd	Soviet Union Sergei Bulygin	56
23	Czechoslovakia Zdeněk Hák	55
24	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Franz Wudy	53
25th	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Steffen Hauswald	50
26th	Soviet Union Anatoly Zhdanovich	44
27	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Ralf Goethel	37
28	Finland Risto Moisejeff	37
29	France Eric Claudon	36
30th	Soviet Union Alexander Popov	34
31	Norway Bjårne Thomassen	34
32	Norway Kjell Søbak	32
33	Finland Harri Eloranta	30th
34	Finland Arto Jääskeläinen	28
35	Austria Franz Schuler	27
36	Finland Toivo Mäkikyrö	25th
37	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Maik Dietz	24
38	Italy Werner Kiem	22nd
39	Austria Anton Lengauer-Stockner	22nd
40	Austria Walter Hörl	21st

rank	Surname	Points
41	Soviet Union Valery Kiriyenko	20th
42	Finland Juha Tella	17th
43	Bulgaria Vladimir Velichkov	16
44	Sweden Leif Andersson	15th
45	Norway Geir entrance	15th
46	France Thov Løvstuen	14th
47	Germany BR Walter Pichler	14th
48	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Gottfried Hiemer	12
49	Finland Ilkka Mäkitalo	11
50	France Francis Mougel	11
51	Bulgaria Slatev spas	10
52	United States Jon Engen	9
53	Bulgaria Yuri Mitew	6th
54	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Thomas Pawliczek	4th
55	United Kingdom Mark Langin	4th
56	Canada Charles Plamondon	3
57	Norway Skattebø Gate	2
58	Germany Democratic Republic 1949 Florian Huttner	1
59	Bulgaria Georgi Dimitrov	1