France secures mixed relay victory in Östersund
The biathlon World Cup season 2025/2026 continued today in Östersund, Sweden, with the mixed relay. Check out the results.
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Sweden leads the way in the Östersund single mixed relay
The biathlon World Cup season 2025/2026 continued today in Östersund, Sweden, with the single mixed relay. After a solid performance, Sweden claimed the first single mixed relay victory of the winter.
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Östersund Biathlon World Cup: Program, start lists and start times for the single mixed relay and mixed relay
The 2025/2026 Biathlon World Cup continues this Sunday in Östersund, Sweden. Here is the complete competition program, with start lists and start times for the single mixed relay and mixed relay.
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Norway secures men’s relay victory in Östersund
The biathlon World Cup season 2025/2026 started today in Östersund, Sweden, with the women’s and men’s relays. After dominating the tracks and shooting range, Norway won the men’s event.
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France leads the way in Östersund women’s relay
The biathlon World Cup season 2025/2026 opened today in Östersund, Sweden, with the women’s and men’s relays. After a strong performance, France claimed the first relay victory of the winter.
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“It’s difficult to understand”
The drama surrounding the French biathlon stars is casting a shadow over the World Cup opener in Östersund. Now, Maren Kirkeeide is preparing to meet the chaotic team for the first time since everything exploded.
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Östersund Biathlon World Cup: Program, start lists and start times for the relays
The 2025/2026 Biathlon World Cup starts this Saturday in Östersund, Sweden. Here is the complete competition program, with start lists and start times for the women’s and men’s relay.
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Biathlon World Cup: Complete program for Östersund
The 2025/2026 Biathlon World Cup season continues this week in Östersund, Sweden. Below is the complete competition program.
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Biathlon Integrity Unit closes case: Simon will not face additional sanctions
The Biathlon Integrity Unit (BIU) has reached its conclusion in the case concerning the French biathlete convicted of fraud, and Julia Simon will not face further penalties.
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From European champion to “third division” in 48 hours
The 23-year-old German won two gold medals at the European Biathlon Championships last season. Within 48 hours during the national selection races, she went from a possible World Cup start to the “third division.” She didn’t even make the IBU Cup team.
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