Strelow and Vobornikova shine at City Biathlon in Dresden
There was a German victory in the men’s category and a Czech win in the women’s category at Sunday’s City Biathlon in Dresden.
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Who will broadcast the World Championships in Falun 2027?
With six months to go until the Ski World Championships in Falun 2027, the TV rights for Norway and Sweden remain unsold. This is an entirely unusual situation.
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Diggins trades skis for trail shoes in Switzerland
This winter she stepped away as one of the most decorated female cross-country skiers ever. This weekend she showed up in a new sport. Now as a beginner and without pressure.
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Last chance – Vetle aims for major victory
The 36-year-old from Raufoss is entering his final season as a fully committed long-distance skier in Ski Classics. That’s why he wants his team to sign skiers who can win something big.
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Hedegart reflects on performance – critiques his efforts
Einar Hedegart faced a real challenge during the Blink Festival. He harshly criticizes his own performance, stating that he is far from the shooting form he had hoped for. Nevertheless, he continues to pursue biathlon.
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Single and has bought a new home
Astrid Uhrenholdt Jacobsen confirms that she is single. It has been over with her partner for quite a while, and now an apartment in Slemdal is her home address. Together with her former partner, the Olympic and World Champion has a son who is almost two years old.
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Cause of death still unclear
Italian authorities have yet to determine the cause of death for biathlete Sivert Guttorm Bakken, who passed away in a hotel room in Lavaze, Italy, on Christmas Eve last year.
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Bolshunov wins gold again
He isn’t winning any international medals these days. But the Russian star has still claimed gold. This week, Alexander Bolshunov and his wife Anna welcomed their second child.
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Former Ski Federation President Johan Baumann passes away
Former Norwegian Ski Federation President Johan Baumann has passed away at the age of 91. He was a prominent figure in Norwegian skiing for many years and also a well-known politician in his hometown of Drammen.
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From Norway to ‘Most Valuable Skier’ at the University of Denver
She didn’t have significant achievements in Norway. Nevertheless, the Raufoss native had a fantastic first season after moving to the University of Denver, making an immediate impact in the NCAA series. The freshman was honored as the team’s Most Valuable Skier.
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