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.
Sweden’s Elvira Oeberg won the women’s super sprint qualifying round at the Loop One Festival in Munich (Germany) on Saturday. Océane Michelon, who finished second, will be the only Frenchwoman in the final.
With a shooting score of 8 out of 10, Nathan Cordelier from Haute-Savoie won the men’s U17 sprint at the Arçon (Doubs) Biathlon Summer Tour on Saturday.
With a superb 9 out of 10 in the shooting, Pauline Lafoux from Haute-Savoie won the opening women’s U17 sprint at the Arçon (Doubs) Biathlon Summer Tour on Saturday morning.
Competing this weekend at the Loop One Festival in Munich (Germany), 25-year-old Damien Levet from Haute-Savoie will be looking to build his confidence on the shooting range.
Comté has been a partner of the French biathlon and Nordic skiing teams since 2013 and will continue to be so until 2030 and the 2030 Alpine Winter Olympics.
17:10.Originally selected for the Loop One Biathlon Festival in Munich ( Germany), due to take place this weekend in Bavaria, Belgium’s Lotte Lie has ultimately withdrawn from the event. “Unfortunately, she will be unable to compete due to some minor health issues,” explains Belgium Biathlon in a statement. Thierry Langer will therefore be the only […]
During the Biathlon Summer Tour in Arçon (Doubs), outfits worn by Lou Jeanmonnot and Justine Braisaz-Bouchet will be put up for sale in aid of a good cause.
Ilann Dupont, a biathlete from Olympic Mont d’Or, has agreed to give Nordic Magazine a tour of the Florence Baverel Stadium in Arçon (Doubs), the venue for the second Summer Tour of the season.
Sven Langel from Chaunier, who has topped the overall standings in the U15 National Summer Biathlon and Cross-Country Skiing Challenge in recent weeks, speaks to Nordic Magazine.
It’s five weeks before the LaVita IBU World Cup Biathlon season kicks off in Kontiolahti. This weekend, it is time “to start your engines” with some of the biggest names on the starting line at the Loop One Festival in Munich’s Olympiapark.
Philipp Horn enters the World Cup season without November qualifiers for the first time in years. On Loop One, the Olympic mass start, and his Oberhof hotel.
17:55. Late on Thursday, with less than two days to go before the first events of the Loop One Biathlon Festival in Munich (Germany), Nordic Magazine learnt fromAndrew Chisholm, coach of the Canadian national team, that only Nadia Moser would be competing this weekend in Bavaria. In addition, Natalie Wilkie and Mark Arendz will be […]
For the first time since the Paralympic Winter Games, some of the world's best para biathletes will go head-to-head once again at the Loop One Festival in Munich. Saturday's races will reignite rivalries from Milano Cortina, offering the first opportunity to turn the tables on their Paralympic rivals and setting the stage for an exciting start to the new season.
After a season marked by his first World Cup podium finish and a fourth-place finish at the Biathlon World Championships, Philipp Horn is heading into the new winter season with fresh ambitions. At 31, the German is keen to improve his consistency.
This weekend, 22-year-old Amandine Mengin from La Bressaude is set to take part in the Loop One Festival in Munich (Germany) – her very first performance. She speaks to Nordic Magazine.