Norway’s Tiril Eckhoff ended an almost year-long winning drought in the biathlon World Cup when she topped a pursuit race in Finland on Sunday. Eckhoff could afford two missed targets as she won the 10-kilometres race in Kontiolahti the day after coming second in a sprint. Italy’s Dorothea Wierer roared from 17th in the sprint to second, 15.9 seconds back, while German sprint winner Denise Herrmann faded to third with three penalty laps, another 3.6 seconds back. Eckhoff got her 23rd career win but it was a first since a sprint in Östersund, Sweden, on March 21, 2021, towards the end of an all…