Biathlete Rastorguev accused the coach of the Latvian national team of beating him at the World Championships.

Latvian biathlete Andrey Rastorguev stated that during the preparation for the World Championship in Lenzerheide, Switzerland, which took place from February 12 to 23, he was beaten by the coach of the national team, Ilmars Britsis. According to the athlete, as a result, the men's relay and mass start were at risk.

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Latvian biathlete Andrey Rastorguev stated that during the preparation for the World Championship in Lenzerheide, Switzerland, which took place from February 12 to 23, he was beaten by the coach of the national team, Ilmars Britsis. According to the athlete, as a result, the men's relay and mass start were at risk.

As the athlete explained, he came to the coach to discuss a specific incident that occurred last year. However, the coach pushed the biathlete out of the room and started waving his arms. "I gave up on any further actions. Essentially, I was knocked out. The situation was attempted to be saved by the doctor of the Latvian Olympic team," Rastorguev said in an interview with Tvent. Medics diagnosed the athlete with a broken finger and a broken nose. The victim also suffered serious damage to the shoulder. Rastorguev stated that he suspects Britsis, a two-time world championship medalist, of stealing sports equipment. According to him, he did not expect such a reaction from the conversation with the coach. Rastorguev is 36 years old. He is a silver medalist of the 2024 World Championships and a two-time European champion. Britsis is 54 years old. Until 2024, he was the only Latvian biathlete who won medals at the Biathlon World Championships.

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