Lotte Lie, close to the front all evening at Dresden City Biathlon, cleaned the last standing, left second, battled back to the front, and in a wild finish out-sprinted Karoline Offigstad Knotten for the two-penalty 31:56.2 photo-finish victory. An hour later, Eric Perrot, with three penalties, trailing Quentin Fillon Maillet by 20 meters into the home stretch, sprinted past the stunned Fillon Maillet on the line for the 33:27.6 victory.
Lotte Lie, close to the front all evening at Dresden City Biathlon, cleaned the last standing, left second, battled back to the front, and in a wild finish out-sprinted Karoline Offigstad Knotten for the two-penalty 31:56.2 photo-finish victory. An hour later, Eric Perrot, with three penalties, trailing Quentin Fillon Maillet by 20 meters into the home stretch, sprinted past the stunned Fillon Maillet on the line for the 33:27.6 victory.
City Biathlon returns to Dresden this Sunday for its 2025 edition with another international field including 2024 men’s champion Jakov Fak battling French stars Eric Perrot and Quentin Fillon Maillet among others. The women’s field sports IBU World Cup Total Score runner-up Lou Jeanmonnot, her teammate IBU Under 23 Champion Oceane Michelon and 2024 third place finisher Karoline Offigstad Knotten. There is also a real treat for fans as Johannes Thingnes and Tarjei Boe, the recently retired Norwegian superstars, will compete in the Legends Race.
City Biathlon returns to Dresden this Sunday for its 2025 edition with another international field including 2024 men’s champion Jakov Fak battling French stars Eric Perrot and Quentin Fillon Maillet among others. The women’s field sports IBU World Cup Total Score runner-up Lou Jeanmonnot, her teammate IBU Under 23 Champion Oceane Michelon and 2024 third place finisher Karoline Offigstad Knotten. There is also a real treat for fans as Johannes Thingnes and Tarjei Boe, the recently retired Norwegian superstars, will compete in the Legends Race.
With less than six months to go until the Olympic biathlon competition begins at Milano-Cortina 2026, 186 of the 210 Olympic quota places have already been awarded to National Olympic Committees (NOCs), allowing fans to look ahead with excitement at what is to come at next year’s Games.
With less than six months to go until the Olympic biathlon competition begins at Milano-Cortina 2026, 186 of the 210 Olympic quota places have already been awarded to National Olympic Committees (NOCs), allowing fans to look ahead with excitement at what is to come at next year’s Games.
Dorothea Wierer, Tommaso Giacomel and the entire Italian team are preparing for their home Olympics at Milano-Cortina in 2026 with smiles, professionalism and the dream of making history.
Dorothea Wierer, Tommaso Giacomel and the entire Italian team are preparing for their home Olympics at Milano-Cortina in 2026 with smiles, professionalism and the dream of making history.
Laura Dahlmeier was not only an incredible athlete but also a kind-hearted person who shed her light everywhere she went. To celebrate her birthday, we collected stories from fans and the IBU media team. They go to show the true character behind the achievements. Take a moment to remember Laura with the stories!
Laura Dahlmeier was not only an incredible athlete but also a kind-hearted person who shed her light everywhere she went. To celebrate her birthday, we collected stories from fans and the IBU media team. They go to show the true character behind the achievements. Take a moment to remember Laura with the stories!
His voice sets the rhythm, his calm keeps the partnership steady, and his bond with an athlete ensures that together, they glide through the intensity of Para Biathlon as one—proving that trust, communication, and resilience can turn two skiers into a single force on the snow. For the last three seasons, Florian Michelon has been the guide of successful French Para Biathlete Anthony Chalencon, who competes in the vision impaired category.
His voice sets the rhythm, his calm keeps the partnership steady, and his bond with an athlete ensures that together, they glide through the intensity of Para Biathlon as one—proving that trust, communication, and resilience can turn two skiers into a single force on the snow. For the last three seasons, Florian Michelon has been the guide of successful French Para Biathlete Anthony Chalencon, who competes in the vision impaired category.
The Ukrainian national men’s team has begun its preparation for the Olympic season with a refreshed lineup and new training focuses. Unlike the traditional approach, when rejuvenation usually occurs after the Olympic Games, Nadiia Bilova, the head coach of the men’s team, has taken a slightly different path.
The Ukrainian national men’s team has begun its preparation for the Olympic season with a refreshed lineup and new training focuses. Unlike the traditional approach, when rejuvenation usually occurs after the Olympic Games, Nadiia Bilova, the head coach of the men’s team, has taken a slightly different path.
Three days of competition at the Swedish Roller Biathlon Championships in Lima produced six different Gold medalists: Johanna Skottheim, Ella Halvarsson, Hanna Oeberg, Jesper Nelin, Martin Ponsiluoma, and Sebastian Samuelsson, the only competitor finishing on the podium in every competition.
Three days of competition at the Swedish Roller Biathlon Championships in Lima produced six different Gold medalists: Johanna Skottheim, Ella Halvarsson, Hanna Oeberg, Jesper Nelin, Martin Ponsiluoma, and Sebastian Samuelsson, the only competitor finishing on the podium in every competition.
It’s been a long 18 months since Linn Gestblom’s (nee Persson) last World Cup competition and most recent shoulder surgery, but there is light at the end of the tunnel. The Sweden star is training consistently, still at a reduced level but gaining strength each day.
It’s been a long 18 months since Linn Gestblom’s (nee Persson) last World Cup competition and most recent shoulder surgery, but there is light at the end of the tunnel. The Sweden star is training consistently, still at a reduced level but gaining strength each day.
2023/24 was Juni Arnekleiv’s breakthrough season which she kicked off with her first individual World Cup podium, Single Mixed and Relay podiums all in the Oestersund season-opener.
2023/24 was Juni Arnekleiv’s breakthrough season which she kicked off with her first individual World Cup podium, Single Mixed and Relay podiums all in the Oestersund season-opener.