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Headlines from the biathlon media of every country we cover: broadcasters like Sportschau, SVT, NRK and Yle, specialist sites like Nordic Magazine, biathlon-online.de and OA Sport, and the national federations. We show the title and a short excerpt and link straight to the publisher.

FasterSkier

Auburn Ski Club Seeks Head Coach for Nordic Development Program

Auburn Ski Club (ASC) is a historic non-profit organization dedicated to providing snow sports opportunities to the greater Northern California region since 1928. Today, ASC operates a snow sports Training Center on Donner Summit that provides athletic programs, USSS/FIS competition and training venues, and youth snow sports teams ranging from entry-level to elite for Alpine, Snowboard, Nordic,...

IBU

Five Burning Questions for Anna Gandler

This past weekend was a big one for Anna Gandler. On Friday she won the Austrian Summer Championships 12.5 km Individual with 18-of-20 shooting and Sunday had another spectacular day shooting well and flying around the final loop at City Biathlon Dresden to grab second place ahead of Olympic Pursuit Champion Lisa Vittozzi.

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Dresden Diary: A look behind the scenes of a thrilling city event

The City Biathlon in Dresden once again delivered a spectacular sporting event: Tereza Voborníková and Justus Strelow both claimed their first victories. Biathlonworld was there, capturing it all from behind the scenes, too, allow us to take you along for the ride.

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Vobornikova and Strelow, First-time Winners at City Biathlon Dresden

Tereza Vobornikova came to the last standing stage of City Biathlon Dresden a step behind Lisa Vittozzi. The Czech star cleaned her fourth consecutive stage, the Italian missed three times and Vobornikova ran to an uncontested 31:50.6 victory in the women’s 11.5 km mass start, her first win in a major summer event. Just after the women’s competition, Justus Strelow cleaned the last standing,...

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Anna Gandler: Brave enough to change

Anna Gandler opens up about her bold decision to leave the Austrian biathlon team, her new life in France with Emilien Claude, and her goals for the future—including the IBU World Championships 2028 in Hochfilzen, Austria and 2030 Olympic Winter Games in French Alps.

IBU

Getting back to the routine: What is the hardest part after the off-season

After the winter season ends, the off-season begins. Athletes travel, study, and most of all, spend their time free from all of the limitations a sports career sets on them. But then comes summer, and the training for the next season starts again. What is the hardest part of returning to the training schedule? Check out what the biathletes had to say!

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Haldan Borglum Conquers Rockies Peaks

Ex-Canadian biathlete Haldan Borglum sets a record fastest known time for climbing all 58 peaks over 11,000 feet in the Canadian Rockies, becoming the youngest to complete the challenge. Discover his groundbreaking journey.

IBU

IBU Activity report 2025/2026

Explore the IBU Activity Report 2025/2026 for a comprehensive overview of the season’s highlights, including Olympic and Paralympic success, competitive growth, inclusivity initiatives, record social media engagement, and development programs like the Closing the Gap initiative. Discover how the IBU is shaping the present and future of biathlon.

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Ponsiluoma Dominates Swedish Summer Championships; Women’s titles to Magnusson, Elvira Oeberg

Martin Ponsiluoma completed a sweep of the Swedish Summer Championships on Sunday, pulling away from Sebastian Samuelsson in the last loop of today’s 10 km Sprint, securing victory in 24:28.7 with three penalties, a day after winning the 20 km Individual. Elvira Oeberg showed her track prowess both days. taking Sunday's 7.5 km Sprint in 19:47.2, after second in Saturday’s 15 km Individual...

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Grygorii Vovchynskyi: An Extraordinary Champion in Extraordinary Times

In Ukraine, Grygorii Vovchynskyi is already regarded as a living legend of para biathlon. The 38-year-old won his seventh Paralympic medal in biathlon this March and has already set his sights on competing until at least 2030. Yet as he begins another Paralympic cycle, he does so against the backdrop of a war that has transformed everyday life across Ukraine. For elite athletes, as well as for...

IBU

Five Burning Questions for Vetle Sjaastad Christiansen after Blink success

When it is time for the Blinkfestivalen, one athlete always seems to show up ready to battle for the podium: Vetle Sjaastad Christiansen. Last weekend was no exception, Christiansen won the super sprint/mass start double for the second time, upping his total number of Blink wins up to eight, more than any other biathlete.

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Christiansen Doubles Up, Dominates Blink; Michelon, Elvira Oeberg Take Women’s Titles

Biathlon returned this weekend at the Blinkfestivalen in Sandnes, Norway. Vetle Sjaastad Christiansen doubled up with his seventh and eighth career wins, taking both the super sprint and mass start in Sandnes with Oceane Michelon’s star shining brightly. On the women’s side, the Olympic Mass Start Champion first blazed to victory in the women’s shooting duel Friday, later winning the super...

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Blinkfestivalen Opens Rollerski Season; Hedegart wins Lysebotn Opp

The wait is over; biathlon returns this week with the Blinkfestivalen kicking off rollerski season. In the opening round, 2023 IBU Junior World Championships Pursuit and Individual Silver medalist Einar Hedegart sprinted away from the pack in the last 600 metres to take victory in the Lysebotn Opp 7.5 km skate competition.

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My Monday Routine with Oceane Michelon

The last couple of seasons were nothing short of remarkable for Oceane Michelon, starting with 2024 IBU Cup Total Score Crystal Globe and culminating with an Olympic Mass Start Gold medal last February.

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Tetiana Tarasiuk: Ukraine’s Rising Biathlon Star

Discover Tetiana Tarasiuk’s journey from junior success to World Cup ambitions. Learn about her family’s biathlon legacy, her 2025/2026 triumphs, and her drive to reach the top.

FasterSkier

Biathlon at a Crossroads: Inside the Alliance That Could Reshape the Sport in America

This article was made possible through the generous support of our voluntary subscribers. If you value coverage like this, please support FasterSkier with a voluntary subscription. U.S. Biathlon’s board votes Wednesday on a formal operating alliance with U.S. Ski & Snowboard. Supporters call it the stability the sport has always lacked. Skeptics call it a surrender of independence. Both are...

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A year on…Remembering Laura Dahlmeier

July 28, 2025 is one of those days that will be forever etched in the collective memory of the Biathlon Family; the day of Laura Dahlmeier’s untimely and tragic death on a mountain peak in Pakistan. Her demise shocked the sport to its core, but her legacy, unique personality and special smile will live on.

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The Summer Events Every Biathlon Fan Needs To Know

Once the World Cup season ends in Oslo, biathlon does not simply disappear until the snow returns. Summer reveals a different side of biathlon, with its biggest stars returning to competition on roller skis, racing through city centres and festival venues in a more relaxed atmosphere. The results rarely predict the winter, but they often offer the first clues to the season ahead. Here are the...