Biathlon
Mona Brorsson explains how Ella Halvarsson has established herself in the national team
December 02, 2024 / SVT Sport
Ella Halvarsson has made a strong start to the biathlon season, recently winning a surprising victory in the single mixed relay alongside Sebastian Samuelsson. Expert Mona Brorsson highlights Halvarsson's impressive performance and the challenges she will face moving forward in the World Cup.
Biathlon: Björn Ferry on surprising statistics – shooting isn’t getting faster: "Not what you think"
December 02, 2024 / SVT Sport
Björn Ferry discusses the surprising statistics in biathlon shooting, countering the common belief that shooting speeds have increased over the years. Contrary to popular opinion, he reveals that the data shows otherwise, aimed at dispelling myths surrounding the sport.
France’s Biathlon Men Make a Bet with Their Coach
December 02, 2024 / SVT Sport
The French biathlon men's team made a wager with their shooting coach before a relay race, aiming to become the first team ever to complete the event without using extra shots. Despite a few misses, they secured victory, showcasing remarkable shooting skill.
Despite Rough Start - There are Glimmers of Hope in the Biathlon Team
December 02, 2024 / sportschau.de
The German biathlon team has had a rocky start to the season with limited podium finishes, yet there are positive signs as they head into upcoming individual events in Kontiolahti. Notably, Johannes Kühn received praise for his performance, highlighting the potential for recovery in the team's performance.
Biathlon: Ella Halvarsson after her victory in the Kontiolahti World Cup: "I haven't really come down to a pace"
December 02, 2024 / SVT Sport
Ella Halvarsson teamed up with Sebastian Samuelsson to win the mixed relay at the World Cup season opener in Kontiolahti. Halvarsson delivered a strong performance in the shooting and expressed the excitement of the victory in her post-race interview.
Biathlon - Kontiolahti: Fifth Place for Austrian Women's Relay Team
December 01, 2024 / Krone
The Austrian women's biathlon team consisting of Dunja Zdouc, Anna Gandler, Lea Rothschopf, and Lisa Hauser finished fifth at the Kontiolahti World Cup event, successfully managing seven reloads during the race. Although they made up positions towards the end, they fell behind the podium by almost two minutes, with the victory going to the Swedish and French teams.
Debut of Relay Competitor Saves Norway from Failure – Takes Third Place
December 01, 2024 / NRK
In a dramatic finish during the women's biathlon relay in Kontiolahti, Norway managed to secure third place thanks to the impressive performance of debutant Maren Kirkeeide. Despite facing adversity, including a penalty lap by anchor Julia Simon of France, Kirkeeide's strong effort allowed Norway to overcome earlier challenges in the race.
Tearful Drama Around Biathlon World Champion - "A Tough Exceptional Situation"
December 01, 2024 / Sport1
The German women’s biathlon relay team missed out on a surprise finish without their sick number one, Franziska Preuß. Meanwhile, dramatic scenes unfolded at the front as French world champion Julia Simon struggled with apparent injury during the final sprint, managing to secure second place.
Disappointment for German Men's Biathlon Relay Team: "I'm Quite Disappointed"
December 01, 2024 / Sport1
The German men's biathlon relay team, featuring David Zobel, Johannes Kühn, Philipp Nawrath, and Philipp Horn, failed to secure a podium finish, finishing fourth at the World Cup in Kontiolahti. Despite a strong performance from Zobel at the shooting range, the team couldn't overcome a significant time deficit, leading to Horn expressing his disappointment.
Biathlon: German Men's Relay Team Misses Podium
December 01, 2024 / sportschau.de
The German men's biathlon relay team, featuring athletes David Zobel, Johannes Kühn, Philipp Nawrath, and Philipp Horn, finished fourth in their first race of the winter in Kontiolahti, failing to secure a podium spot. Despite showing promise at times, they struggled both in shooting and on the track, trailing behind teams from France, Norway, and Sweden.