Tobias Arwidson

Tobias Arwidson ( born June 7, 1988 in Mora ) is a Swedish biathlete.

Tobias Arwidson lives in Lima and trained in Torsby. The student operates biathlon since 1996, since 2004 he is a member of the Swedish national team. He starts for Lima SKG and is coached by Inge Wadman. In 2006, he took in Presque Isle for the first time at World Youth championships and finished both with the season or in specific places fourth in the sprint and pursuit he was 19, a year later, he took up in Martell at the Junior World Championships, taking sixth in the relay competition, eighth in singles, 12th in the sprint and 28th in the pursuit. Since 2007, he also starts in the Junior European Cup and reached here several times podiums. 2008 Arwidson took for the third time participating in a Junior World Championships in Ruhpolding, reaching the ranks 13 in the sprint and 14 in the relay. The shortly thereafter held Junior European Championships in Nove Mesto na Moravě brought the results of seven in singles, 39 in the sprint and 16 in the pursuit race. In addition, it was used in the relay race of seniors and has been with the squadron Sweden 12 In addition, he stepped in to the Military World Ski Championships 2008 in Hochfilzen and was 55th in the sprint and 15th in the military patrol run. In 2009, the Swede took in Canmore at the Junior World Championships in part and showed places in 41 single and Sprint as well as 43 in the pursuit.

Since the 2009/10 season Arwidson occurs in the IBU Cup in the power range. In his first sprint race in Idre the Swede ran on the 30th place and thus won first points. Best result so far is an 12th place in a sprint 2010 in Nove Mesto. Subsequently, he was nominated for the Biathlon World Cup in Antholz. There Arwidson started in single ( 70th ) and Sprint ( 62 ). At the start of the World Cup 2010/2011 Ostersund Tobias Arwidson occupied the 40th place in the individual and thus took his first World Cup point.

Biathlon World Cup rankings

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