French biathlon star claims 15km Short Individual victory in Nové Město

by Leandro Lutz • 22.01.2026
Eric Perrot
The biathlon World Cup season 2025/2026 continued today in Nové Město na Moravě, Czech Republic, with the men’s 15km Short Individual. Check out the results.

The biathlon World Cup season 2025/2026 continued today in Nové Město na Moravě, Czech Republic, with the men’s 15km Short Individual. Check out the results.

After a solid performance, France’s Eric Perrot claimed the Short Individual victory at the Biathlon World Cup in the Czech Republic.

Eric Perrot (FRA) secured the win in the 15km Short Individual, stopping the clock at 36:30.6 and with clean shooting.

Emilien Jacquelin (FRA) finished second, 41.8 seconds back and with clean shooting, while Lukas Hofer (ITA) completed the podium in third place, 54.1 seconds behind and with clean shooting.

Top 5, 15km Short Individual, Men

  1. Eric Perrot (FRA), (0-0-0-0), 36:30.6
  2. Emilien Jacquelin (FRA), (0-0-0-0), +41.8
  3. Lukas Hofer (ITA), (0-0-0-0), +54.1
  4. Oscar Lombardot (FRA), (0-1-0-0), +1:46.2
  5. Martin Nevland (NOR), (0-0-0-0), +1:57.9

Complete results can be found HERE

Also Read – Biathlon World Cup 2025/2026: Complete program for Nové Město na Moravě

FACTS Nové Město na Moravě World Cup Season 2025/2026

  • When: Thursday, January 22 to Sunday, January 25, 2026 
  • Who: Elite national biathletes – women and men
  • Where: Nové Město na Moravě, Czech Republic
  • What: IBU World Cup in Nové Město na Moravě, Czech Republic

PROGRAM

Thursday, January 22: Men 15km Short Individual (more information can be found HERE)

  • 18:15 CET: 15km Short Individual, Men

Friday, January 23: Women 12.5km Short Individual (more information can be found HERE)

  • 18:15 CET: 12.5km Short Individual, Women

Saturday, January 24: Single Mixed Relay (W+M) and Mixed Relay (W+M) (more information can be found HERE and HERE)

  • 13:15 CET: Single Mixed Relay, Woman + Man
  • 15:10 CET: Mixed Relay, Women +Men

Sunday, January 25: Men 15km Mass Start and Women 12.5km Mass Start (more information can be found HERE)

  • 15:15 CET: 15km Mass Start, Men
  • 18:15 CET: 12.5km Mass Start, Women

After Nové Město na Moravě (Czech Republic), the biathlon World Cup continues in Antholz–Anterselva (Italy) for the Winter Olympic Games. The post-Olympic stages will take place in Kontiolahti (Finland) and Otepää (Estonia). The 2025/2026 World Cup season ends in Oslo-Holmenkollen (Norway).

Also Read – Biathlon World Cup: Calendar for the 2025/2026 winter season

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