Three-time reigning biathlon World Cup champion Johannes Thingnes Boe claimed his first victory in almost 11 months on Friday when he dominated a sprint race in France. Norway’s Boe shot clean and covered the 10 kilometres in Annecy-Le Grand Bornand in 23 minutes 30.3 seconds. Eduard Latypov of Russia was second 7.2 seconds back and Norway’s Filip Fjeld Andersen got a first career podium in third, 18.2 second off the pace. Both also hit all 10 targets in the shooting range. It was the 53nd World Cup win for the Olympic and 12-time world champion Boe but the first since he topped a mass start o…