Martten Kaldvee

Martten Kaldvee ( born April 30, 1986 in Tallinn) is an Estonian cross-country skier and biathlete.

Martten Kaldvee, son of Urmas Kaldvee biathletes, is a student and lives in Tallinn. In cross-country skiing, he was primarily active between 2004 and 2006 and launched here for Sport Club Nõmme. Highlights were here the use of a 15- kilometer race of the cross country skiing World Cup in Otepaeae in which the Este was 56, and the Nordic Ski World Youth Championship 2005 in Rovaniemi. He was inducted into three races and finished the 70 ranks in pursuit, the sprint 42 and 63 in the 10 -kilometer race.

Biathlon operates Kaldvee since 2001. He is trained by Tonu Pääsuke and is effective for the Sport Club Biathlon at. Since 2005 he is part of the national team of his country. He played 2008 Langsdorf within the Biathlon European Cup, the first international race. The highlight of the season was the Biathlon 2008 European Championships in Nove Mesto na Moravě. Kaldvee finished third in the individual 71, the sprint to 72 and with the season on the 14th Place. In the summer of Este launched at the Summer Biathlon World Championships 2008 in Haute Maurienne, reaching there the ranks 33rd in the Sprint and 34 in pursuit of the competitions on roller skis. His debut in the Biathlon World Cup, he gave to kick off the 2008/09 season in the sprint from Östersund, where he finished 102nd place. In the following years he was able to improve constantly. Kaldvee was 45th in the individual as part of the Biathlon World Championships 2009 Pyeongchang. In the relay competition he could run to 14th place as first runner with Indrek Tobreluts, Kauri Kõiv and Roland Lessing. His best result in the context of the World Cup in Oberhof, he reached in 2010 when he reached the 7th place under the most adverse conditions with only one penalty in the sprint. It was both the first point gain and the first place in the top ten. At the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver Kaldvee participated. His best result was 74th in the sprint. After the competitions in Vancouver Kaldvee started at the Biathlon World Championships 2010 at the domestic Otepaeae. In the individual competition he finished 17th in Verfolgungswettbwerb he improved after 40th place in the sprint at the 33rd place. With the Estonian season he was eighth.

In September 2010 Kaldvee explained due to lack of financial support from the Estonian Association of surprising his retirement from competitive sports.

World Cup Stats

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