Norway claims Relay victory in Hochfilzen
The biathlon World Cup season 2025/2026 continued today in Hochfilzen, Austria, with the men’s 4×7.5km Relay. Check out the results.
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Norway wins men’s Team Sprint at the World Cup in Davos
Norway I secured first place in the men’s team sprint race in freestyle technique at the World Cup in Davos, Switzerland. Results from the men’s event.
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“Lifted Finland out of the mud” – now hunted by Norway
The Norwegian coach has lifted Finnish biathlon “out of the mud”, and the sensational results in Östersund last week showed just how far the team has come. But with his success, Norway now wants him back.
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Norway dominates men’s skiathlon in Trondheim
The cross-country World Cup season 2025/2026 continued today in Trondheim, Norway, with a 20km skiathlon event. Check out the men’s results.
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“I held my breath a little too long”
Norway was fighting for a possible relay victory in the mixed relay in Östersund. But it turned into another penalty loop for Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold, who already had three penalty loops in Saturday’s women’s relay.
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Close battle in Ruka as Norway tops the 20km mass start
The cross-country World Cup season 2025/2026 continued today in Ruka, Finland, with a 20km mass start race in freestyle technique. Below are the men’s results.
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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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Geilo dreams: How Norway’s biathlon season opener shocked the lineup
This past Saturday, the Norwegian biathlon world turned heads at Geilo as the season got off to a promising start. What was supposed to be a standard selection weekend for World Cup spots turned into a statement — from unexpected challengers, hungry rookies, and a few familiar names.
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Ski Norway bids farewell to a legend
Nittedal Church was filled to capacity on Friday as Norwegian skiing said its final goodbye to one of its greats. The funeral of Odd Martinsen gathered not only much of the country’s cross-country elite from the past 50 years, but also many other prominent figures from Norwegian sports.
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Teammate doubts Krüger’s comeback: “I don’t believe him”
The Norwegian national team veteran had barely done a hard session or trained with others since the summer. Last week, he crushed both his competitors — and the course record.
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