Alexander Os

Alexander Os

Alexander Os (born January 21, 1980 in Fauske) is a Norwegian biathlete.

Career highlights

;IBU World Junior Championships:2000, Hochfilzen, 23rd at pursuit:2000, Hochfilzen, 27th at sprint;World Cup:2007, Lahti, sica 2nd at sprint:2007, Hochfilzen, goca 1st at team relay (with Svendsen / Hanevold / O.E. Bjørndalen):2008, Oberhof, goca 1st at team relay (with Svendsen / Hanevold / O.E. Bjørndalen):2008, Pyeon Chang, brca 3rd at pursuit;European Championships:2003, Forni Avoltri, sica 2nd at pursuit:2004, Minsk, sica 2nd at pursuit:2004, Minsk, sica 2nd at team relay (with Mykland / D. Bjørndalen / Bjørnstad):2006, Langdorf-Arbersee, goca 1st at individual race:2006, Langdorf-Arbersee, brca 3rd at team relay (with Andersen / Gjedrem / Svaland):2007, Bansko, sica 2nd at team relay (with Gjedrem / Ronning / Gjelland);European Cup:2002, Windischgarsten-Rosenau, sica 2nd at pursuit:2003, Geilo, sica 2nd at sprint:2003, Ridnaun-Val Ridanna, brca 3rd at sprint:2004, Brusson, brca 3rd at sprint:2004, Meribel, brca 3rd at team relay (with D. Bjørndalen / Ronning / Gjedrem):2007, Torino, brca 3rd at individual race

External links

* [http://data.biathlonworld.com/data/archives.aspx?IbuId=BTNOR12101198001 Alexander Os profile at biathlonworld.com]


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