Biathlon World Cup 1986/87

World Cup 1986/87
winner
Overall World Cup	Frank-Peter Roetsch
Relay World Cup	No official rating
Nations ranking	German Democratic Republic
← 1985/86	1987/88 →

In the 1986/87 season the Biathlon World Cup was held for the 10th time. The World Cup consisted of six individual, sprint and relay races for men and was held at six venues. The six World Cup events took place in Hochfilzen , Borowez , Antholz , Ruhpolding , Canmore and Lillehammer . The world championships were held for the men in Lake Placid, USA, and for the women in Lahti, Finland , but the results were not included in the World Cup ranking. In this World Cup there was an official nation ranking for the first time. Frank-Peter Roetsch won the overall men's world cup ahead of Fritz Fischer and Jan Matouš .

Location of the venues

Borovets Lillehammer Location of the venues in Europe

Hochfilzen Antholz Ruhpolding Detail view

Canmore Location of the venue in Canada

Results

1st World Cup in Hochfilzen , December 17-21, 1986
date	discipline	First place	Second place	third place
December 17, 1986 (Wed.)	Single (20 km)	Valery Medvedzew	František Chládek	Alexander Popov
December 20, 1986 (Sat.)	Sprint (10 km)	Roger Westling	Frank-Peter Roetsch	Franz Schuler
December 21, 1986 (Sun.)?	Relay (4x7.5 km)	Soviet Union	German Democratic Republic	Norway

2nd World Cup in Borovets , January 8-11 , 1987
date	discipline	First place	Second place	third place
January 8, 1987 (Thu.)	Single (20 km)	Jan Matouš	Fritz Fischer	Valery Medvedzew
January 10, 1987 (Sat.)	Sprint (10 km)	Fritz Fischer	Dmitri Vasiliev	Valery Medvedzew
January 11, 1987 (Sun.)?	Relay (4x7.5 km)	Soviet Union 1	Soviet Union 2	Czechoslovakia

3rd World Cup in Antholz , January 15-18, 1987
date	discipline	First place	Second place	third place
January 15, 1987 (Thu.)	Single (20 km)	Frank-Peter Roetsch	Alexander Popov	Anatoly Zhdanovich
January 17, 1987 (Sat.)	Sprint (10 km)	Alexander Popov	Frank-Peter Roetsch	Dmitri Vasiliev
January 18, 1987 (Sun)?	Relay (4x7.5 km)	Soviet Union 1	Soviet Union 2	German Democratic Republic

4th World Cup in Ruhpolding , January 22nd to 25th, 1987
date	discipline	First place	Second place	third place
January 22, 1987 (Thu.)	Single (20 km)	Andrei Senkow	Fritz Fischer	Ernst Reiter
January 24, 1987 (Sat.)	Sprint (10 km)	Fritz Fischer	Jan Matouš	Eirik Kvalfoss
January 25, 1987 (Sun.)?	Relay (4x7.5 km)	BR Germany	German Democratic Republic	Czechoslovakia

5th World Cup in Canmore , February 19-22, 1987
date	discipline	First place	Second place	third place
February 19, 1987 (Thu.)	Single (20 km)	Valery Medvedzew	Matthias Jacob	André Sehmisch
February 21, 1987 (Sat.)	Sprint (10 km)	Alexander Popov Yuri Kashkarow		Peter Angerer
February 22, 1987 (Sun)?	Relay (4x7.5 km)	Soviet Union	German Democratic Republic	Finland

6th World Cup in Lillehammer , March 12-15, 1987
date	discipline	First place	Second place	third place
March 12, 1987 (Thu.)	Single (20 km)	Matthias Jacob	Frank-Peter Roetsch	André Sehmisch
March 14, 1987 (Sat.)	Sprint (10 km)	Peter Angerer	André Sehmisch	Frank-Peter Roetsch
March 15, 1987 (Sun.)?	Relay (4x7.5 km)	German Democratic Republic	Norway	BR Germany

World Cup stands

World Cup stands	Nations ranking
Final result after 12 races (Top 10)	Final result after 18 races (Top 10)
rank Surname Points Victories 01  Frank-Peter Roetsch 188 1 02  Fritz Fischer 183 2 03  Jan Matouš 166 1 04th  Valery Medvedzew 163 2 05  Alexander Popov 154 2 06th  André Sehmisch 152 0 07th  Matthias Jacob 144 1 08th  Eirik Kvalfoss 142 0 09  Ernst Reiter 140 0 10  Dmitri Vasiliev 131 0	rank country Points Victories 01  German Democratic Republic 5473 3 02  Soviet Union 5262 9 03  BR Germany 5262 4th 04th  Austria 4048 0 05  Norway 3914 0 06th  Czechoslovakia 3541 1 07th 08th 09 10

table

rank Surname Points 01  Frank-Peter Roetsch 188 02  Fritz Fischer 183 03  Jan Matouš 166 04th  Valery Medvedzew 163 05  Alexander Popov 154 06th  André Sehmisch 152 07th  Matthias Jacob 144 08th  Eirik Kvalfoss 142 09  Ernst Reiter 140 10  Dmitri Vasiliev 131 11  Tapio Piipponen 127 12  Anatoly Zhdanovich 123 13  Gisle Fenne 115 14th  Yuri Kashkarov 110 15th  Alfred Eder 101 16  Georg Fischer 99 17th  Herbert Fritzenwenger 84 18th  Vladimir Velichkov 78 19th  Jiří Holubec 68 20th  Frode Løberg 68 21st  Peter Angerer 66 22nd  Josh Thompson 63 23  Andrei Senkow 62 24  Franz Schuler 58 25th  Zdeněk Hák 57 26th  Jürgen Wirth 53 27  Øivind Nerhagen 53 28  Andrei Nepein 50 29  Harri Eloranta 49 30th  Johann Passler 48

rank Surname Points 31  Sergei Antonov 43 32  František Chládek 43 33  Jens Steinigen 43 34  Birk Anders 40 35  Andreas Zingerle 39 36  Antero Lähde 39 37  Francis Mougel 37 38  Geir entrance 34 39  Sverre Istad 33 40  Werner Kiem 30th 41  Gottlieb Taschler 30th 42  Roger Westling 30th 43  Ralf Goethel 27 44  Helmut Tengg 21st 45  Frank Luck 21st 46  Eric Claudon 20th 47  Maik Dietz 19th 48  Anton Lengauer-Stockner 17th 49  Andreas Heymann 16 50  Juha Tella 15th 51  Roberto Marchesi 14th 52  Hervé Flandin 14th 53  Jörg Hausberger 14th 54  Leif Andersson 13 55  Olaf Wagner 12 56  Lionel Laurent 12 57  Steffen Hauswald 12 58  Xavier Blond 11 59  Lutz Triebel 11 60  Hervé Balland 11

rank Surname Points 61  Alois Reiter 11 62  Walter Hörl 10 63  Bjårne Thomassen 9 64  Tiovo Mäkikyrö 9 65  Marius Beyeler 9 66  Franz Wudy 8th 67  Jaromír Šimůnek 6th 68  Christian Dumont 6th 69  Risto Moisejeff 5 70  Willie Carow 5 71  Sergei Chepikov 4th 72  Valery Kiriyenko 4th 73  Wasil Bogilov 3 74  Hristo Kowatschki 3 75  Egon Leitner 3 76  Peter Sjöden 2 77  Sven Borner 2 78  Pieralberto Carrara 1

Web links

• Season overview from 1986/1987
• Season results from 1986/1987

Individual evidence

1. ↑ IBU Guide 2016/17 (English). (PDF) ibu.com, p. 402 , accessed on February 23, 2017 .