Biathlon
Hauser Gesamt-Elfte - Biathlon-Gesamtweltcup erstmals an Deutsche Preuß
March 23, 2025 / krone.at
Franziska Preuß clinched her first overall Biathlon World Cup title after a dramatic competition in Oslo, where she overtook her competitor Lou Jeanmonnot in the final moments. Lisa Hauser performed well, finishing in 11th place overall, but narrowly missed the top ten due to shooting errors during the race.
Biathlon Final: Incredible Preuß Thriller!
March 23, 2025 / Sport1
Franziska Preuß clinches the overall World Cup title in a dramatic finish, while Lou Jeanmonnot falls in the final lap. The situation stirs controversy as protests are raised but later withdrawn, leaving Preuß as the clear winner. This thrilling competition showcases the intensity of biathlon racing.
"Perfect scenario": Preuß rival rejoices before biathlon showdown
March 23, 2025 / Sport1
Despite a setback in the pursuit event, sports director Felix Bitterling remains optimistic about Franziska Preuß's chances in the upcoming mass start race, while her rival Lou Jeanmonnot is celebrating her current lead. This crucial race will determine who wins the overall World Cup title, with Bitterling confident Preuß still has what it takes to win.
Biathlon Points System: How Preuß Can Win the Overall World Cup Today!
March 23, 2025 / SPORT1
Franziska Preuß is poised to compete in the final weekend of the Biathlon World Cup in Oslo, battling for the overall title against strong opponents, particularly Lou Jeanmonnot. This article reviews the points system and the potential outcomes that could lead Preuß to her first overall victory.
Celebration as the Bö brothers retire
March 23, 2025 / SVT Sport
The final race for Norwegian biathletes Johannes and Tarjei Bö was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Holmenkollen. The duo, both decorated with numerous championships, reflected on their incredible careers as they received a warm farewell from fans. They both expressed joy over their journey and humorously mentioned the prospect of gaining weight post-retirement.
Biathlon: Elvira Öberg second in the mass start – Preuss secured the overall World Cup after drama
March 23, 2025 / SVT Sport
Franziska Preuss capitalized on a dramatic finish in the mass start event to secure the overall World Cup title, while Elvira Öberg claimed second place. The race was characterized by an intense duel between Preuss and French competitor Lou Jeanmonnot, resulting in a last-minute clash that determined the victor.
Emotional Farewell for ARD Legend: "I've Never Experienced Anything Like This"
March 23, 2025 / Sport1
Wilfried Hark bids farewell to his career at the Biathlon finals in Oslo after more than 30 years with ARD, commenting on a thrilling women’s mass start race filled with dramatic twists. As he reflects on his departure, he expresses the unique emotion of retiring alongside such a captivating competition.
Biathlon: Samuelsson ends the season with victory – shushed the audience
March 23, 2025 / SVT Sport
Sebastian Samuelsson finished the biathlon season with a dominant win at Holmenkollen, playfully shushing the Norwegian crowd. This victory marks his second individual title of the season, adding to his earlier win in Nove Mesto. Despite a slight miss during shooting, he outperformed his competitors significantly, including renowned biathletes Johannes and Tarjei Bö in their last race.
New Biathlon King: "I Did Everything to Avoid People"
March 23, 2025 / Sport1
Sturla Holm Laegreid has taken the title of Biathlon King from Johannes Thingnes Bö by winning the overall World Cup, thanks to a strategy of isolation to avoid illness. Laegreid's dedication to maintaining his health included living alone and avoiding public places leading up to crucial competitions.
Biathlon: Martin Fourcade with a Final Challenge: – He Knows What He Needs to Do
March 22, 2025 / NRK
Martin Fourcade, former rival of Johannes Thingnes Bø, travels to Oslo to honor Bø and present him with a final challenge as they both prepare to retire from professional competition. Fourcade reflects on their rivalry and expresses his hopes for Bø's farewell race.
At the Season Finale - From 42nd to 10th! Hauser Gave It One More Push
March 22, 2025 / krone.at
In an impressive finish to the biathlon season, Lisa Hauser surged from a disappointing 42nd place in the sprint to 10th in the pursuit event at the Oslo Holmenkollen. Despite starting with a significant deficit, Hauser's strong performance showcased her determination as she finished just under a minute behind the winner, Lou Jeanmonnot of France.
Austria far behind - Overall world cup with Oslo victory first time to Laegreid
March 22, 2025 / Krone
Sturla Holm Laegreid won the overall World Cup after a thrilling performance at the final in Oslo, successfully capturing the victory in the pursuit race. Laegreid's flawless shooting allowed him to close the gap on his competitors, notably Johannes Thingnes Bø, who faced challenges with penalties during the race.