Biathlon
German Biathlon Icon Sets Incredible Record!
November 06, 2024 / Sport1
Former biathlete Laura Dahlmeier ascended Ama Dablam at a record speed, becoming the fastest woman to reach the summit at 6812 meters in 12 hours and 1 minute. Despite her retirement from biathlon, Dahlmeier continues to showcase her athletic prowess with remarkable achievements in mountaineering.
Biathlon Legend Now Playing Football!
November 05, 2024 / Sport1
Laura Dahlmeier, a former biathlete, shares her experiences of playing football with Buddhist monks during her travels in Nepal and India. She highlights the unifying power of sports and recounts her recent achievements, including a record-setting climb of Ama Dablam.
Biathlon: Young Talent Elsa Tängland's Decision for the Winter
November 04, 2024 / SVT Sport
17-year-old Elsa Tängland, a rising star in both cross-country skiing and biathlon, has announced her intentions to compete in both disciplines this winter. Having achieved significant success at the youth level, even winning gold at the youth Olympics in skiing, she aims to balance her participation in both sports ahead of key competitions.
Biathlon: German Duo with Great Chance
November 03, 2024 / Sport1
As the new Biathlon World Cup season approaches, several spots in the German team are still open, with two newcomers hopeful to join. The season kicks off November 30 in Kontiolathi, Finland, where qualification races will determine who fills the remaining spots in the lineup.
Biathlete reacts strongly: – They're driving over us
November 02, 2024 / Eurosport
Hanna Öberg expresses strong criticism regarding recent changes to the starting order in the Biathlon World Cup. She argues that these changes, which place the top-ranked athletes later in the race, will detract from viewer engagement as fans may miss the start of the competition.
Where the Biathlon World Cup Stops This Season
October 28, 2024 / Sportschau
The article outlines the locations and dates for the Biathlon World Cup competitions from late November to mid-March. Notable stops include Kontiolahti, Hochfilzen, Oberhof, and the first-ever Biathlon World Championships in Lenzerheide, Switzerland.
Biathlon at Stockholm Stadium This Winter: 'Fantastic Competition'
October 25, 2024 / SVT Sport
The return of biathlon events at Stockholm's stadium has been confirmed for March 3, 2025, after a successful premiere last year that drew over 10,000 spectators. This year, organizers aim to enhance the experience for attendees, ensuring the event remains an annual highlight.
Biathlon: Renewed Criticism of Start Rule - "How Am I Supposed to Warm Up?"
October 24, 2024 / Sport1
Elvira Öberg joins critics voicing concern over a new start rule in Biathlon that could increase injury risks for athletes. As the new regulation changes how top competitors select their starting positions, Öberg and fellow athlete Samuelsson express their dissatisfaction with the implementation process and its impact on their warm-up routines.
Kontiolahti will not give up the vital early snow track for biathlon stars – sponsors are being sought for support
October 24, 2024 / Yle
Kontiolahti municipality is determined to maintain its early snow track, crucial for top-level biathletes, despite financial pressure. The annual maintenance cost of the track is around 220,000 euros, and the municipality is now seeking sponsors to share these costs.
Winter Sports: Vinterstudion 2024/2025 – Follow the season's competitions and get the latest news
October 24, 2024 / SVT Sport
SVT reports live from Vinterstudion, covering the most exciting events in the World Cup and the Biathlon World Championships. This article provides updates on the latest happenings in the cross-country skiing and biathlon scenes, including performances by top athletes and upcoming competitions.