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Tarjei Boe of Norway wins men's 10-kilometre sprint at biathlon World Cup meet in Oslo
Martin Fourcade of France in action during the IBU Biathlon World Cup sprint in Holmenkollen, Oslo, Thursday Feb. 28 2013. (AP Photo/Stian Lysberg Solum, NTB scanpix)
OSLO - Tarjei Boe of Norway won the men's 10-kilometre sprint Thursday at a biathlon World Cup meet.
Boe won in 25 minutes, 44.5 seconds, .01 seconds ahead of World Cup leader Martin Fourcade of France. Andriy Deryzemlya of Ukraine was third, 7.7 seconds behind.
Boe says "I am in a great biathlon shape, not in a great Nordic skiing shape."
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