The Norwegian sprint coach Morten Aune was very happy with Saturday’s prolog, but felt that lack of decisiveness and a little heavy legs prevented better results for his sprinters.
. Then you are not skiing fast enough, says Aune.</p>
<p>Startgates were not used.<br />
The race should have been the premiere for the use of individual startgates, but that was canceled after a test on Friday. The problem was that one gate opened very easy while another barely opened after a hard push.</p>
<p>New chances tomorrow.<br />
Aune believes that the Norwegians can fight in the top in tomorrow’s two-person sprint relay as well. Sweden should be the favorite if they compose their team right from what we saw today.</p>
<p>– They had three skiers in the final and Bjorn Lind was unlucky in his semifinal heat. A team of Lind and Larsson will be hard to beat, but we can win if everything works perfectly for us, says Aune</p>
<p>Norway’s teams in Sunday’s sprint relay</p>
<p>Team 1: Eldar Rœnning and Tor Arne Hetland<br />
Team 2: Trond Iversen and Johan Kjœlstad</p>
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