Desislava Stoyanova

Desislawa Stojanowa ( Bulgarian Десислава Стоянова; born April 10, 1992 Berkovitsa ) is a Bulgarian biathlete.

Desislawa Stojanowa made ​​her international debut in 2009 as part of an IBU Cup sprint in Bansko. As a fourth-placed they not only won in the first race points and reached a single digit placement, but missed only one rank a podium and was also the best non-Russian starter. It is their best to date placement in the second highest international biathlon racing series. First major event was the Junior Biathlon World Championships 2010 in Torsby, where the Bulgarian was 46th of Single Page 27 of sprints, 45 of harassment, with 15 of the season. Shortly thereafter, she also took part in the junior race of the Biathlon World Championships 2010 in Otepaeae part and came up the ranks 42 in singles, 39 in the sprint and pursuit races in 40. Good placings brought Stojanowa with rank 14 in singles, four in the sprint, seven in the pursuit and six with the season, the Junior Biathlon World Championships 2011 in Nové Město na Moravě. This was followed by renewed participation in junior race of the Biathlon World Championships 2011 in Ridnaun where it was like at the 14th World Championships of Single Page, in the sprint and came 38th to ninth place in the relay. The first highlight for the women were the Biathlon World Championships 2011 in Khanty-Mansiysk. Stojanowa was 96th of the sprint, with Nija Dimitrova, Miroslaw Kenanow and Martin Bogdanov 25 with the mixed relay and with Emilia Yordanova, Nina Dimitrova Klenowska and 12 with the women's relay.

At the start of the 2011/12 season they were in Hochfilzen her debut in a pure World Cup races and was in the relay 13 Between 2011 and 2013 she competed in all three Biathlon World Championships. In Le Grand Bornand it reached in 2013 with rank 27 in a sprint for the first time a ranking in the World Cup points ranking.

Biathlon World Cup rankings

The table shows all placements (depending on the year, including hosting the Olympic Games and World Championships ).

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