Biathlon
Biathlon in Annecy - Narrow Premier Win, ÖSV Men Disappoint
December 19, 2024 / krone.at
In the opening biathlon races in Annecy, Martin Uldal achieved a remarkable victory in his first World Cup sprint, finishing first with a perfect shooting performance. Meanwhile, the Austrian team struggled, with Simon Eder being the best performer at 45th place, failing to secure any World Cup points.
Martin (23) Dominated Thingnes Bø - Vomited Profusely After First World Cup Victory
December 19, 2024 / NRK
Martin Uldal achieved his first-ever World Cup victory in biathlon at Le Grand-Bornand, shocking the competition including star Johannes Thingnes Bø. Despite poor weather conditions, Uldal delivered an exceptional performance and reached the finish line first but dealt with nausea afterward.
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Norwegian Sensation Wins in France: "Did Not Expect to Win at All"
December 19, 2024 / Eurosport
Martin Uldal achieved an unexpected victory in the sprint at Le Grand Bornand, surprising himself and others by clinching his first ever World Cup win. After a dramatic finish, he managed to outpace Johannes Thingnes Bø, who was predicted to win.
Biathlon: Huge Drama in the Sprint - Sebastian Samuelsson Podium Finish
December 19, 2024 / SVT Sport
Sebastian Samuelsson claimed his second individual podium of the season, finishing third in the sprint at Le Grand Bornand, but expressed frustration towards Norwegian Martin Uldal, who took first place in his World Cup debut. Uldal celebrated his first career World Cup victory while Samuelsson felt he could have won had he not missed a shot.
Bet Between Sebastian Samuelsson and Johannes Thingnes Bö: "Would Get a Christmas Gift"
December 19, 2024 / SVT Sport
The article discusses a bet between biathletes Sebastian Samuelsson and Johannes Thingnes Bö, where Samuelsson playfully remarks that Bö owes him a Christmas gift after a recent race. The two athletes share a light moment over their friendly competition in the biathlon event held at Le Grand Bornand. The article highlights their camaraderie and playful rivalry in the sport.
Winter Sports Researcher Michael Svensson on Bicarbonate: "Should Be Classified as Doping"
December 19, 2024 / SVT Sport
Researcher Michael Svensson comments on the use of bicarbonate among athletes, suggesting it should be classified as doping due to its performance-enhancing effects. Despite scientific studies indicating its benefits for high-intensity exertion, officials caution against listing it among banned substances, highlighting the complexities of differentiating food from doping agents.
Uldal Surprises - Strong Horn Just Misses Podium
December 19, 2024 / Sportschau
In the Biathlon World Cup held in Annecy, Philipp Horn narrowly missed out on a podium finish, coming in just shy of the top three. Martin Uldal surprisingly took the lead over his teammate Johannes Thingnes Bø, while Sebastian Samuelsson claimed third place.
Frustrated After Being Beaten by Unknown Norwegian: – I Hate Norway
December 19, 2024 / Eurosport
Sebastian Samuelsson expressed frustration after finishing third in a biathlon sprint won by Martin Uldal, an unknown Norwegian. Despite performing well, Samuelsson missed a shot that cost him a higher placement, leading him to jokingly express his disdain for Norway amidst competitive rivalry.
Biathlon: Nightmare Shooting for Martin Ponsiluoma
December 19, 2024 / SVT Sport
Martin Ponsiluoma excelled with a fast start in the sprint at Le Grand-Bornand but faced a catastrophic shooting performance, missing four out of five shots in the prone position. His coach described the situation as worse than a nightmare, highlighting his unexpected downfall after a strong start.
Franziska Preuß - Overcoming Setbacks to Wear the Yellow Jersey
December 17, 2024 / sportschau.de
Franziska Preuß has bounced back from career setbacks to showcase remarkable form in the current winter biathlon season, notably winning her second World Cup title in a stunning performance. Her journey includes struggles with health issues and the decision for surgical intervention, resulting in her now leading her team encouragingly after an absence from top five finishes for years.
From New Zealand to the Top of the World: 'Never Saw It as a Hindrance'
December 16, 2024 / Eurosport Norway
New Zealand-born biathlete Campbell Wright is rapidly establishing himself among the world’s elite. The article highlights his determination to overcome any obstacles in his pursuit of success in biathlon.
The incredible journey of a sensation to the top of the world: – I love being the underdog
December 16, 2024 / Eurosport
Campbell Wright, a 22-year-old biathlete from New Zealand, has stunned the world by finishing fourth in a World Cup sprint event against top competitors. His rise from a small nation to biathlon success is detailed, illustrating his determination and the influence of family support on his career.