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.
At the Biathlon Summer Tour in La Féclaz (Savoie), Fabien Claude and Quentin Fillon-Maillet were among the frontrunners. Simon Fourcade reflects on their performances for Nordic Magazine.
Now that it has been confirmed that Emilien Jacquelin will not be competing in the 2026/2027 biathlon season so that he can continue to pursue his cycling dream, Eric Perrot reflects on his career change for Nordic Magazine.
Having sustained a shoulder injury last June, Italian biathlete Tommaso Giacomel was unable to train as normal this summer. He gives an update whilst on a training camp in Antholz (Italy).
11:55. This Wednesday morning, the 2026 Belarusian Summer Biathlon Championships got underway in Minsk-Raubichi (Belarus) with the sprint events. In the rain, Anton Smolski won the men’s race with 9 out of 10 shots, ahead of Dzmitry Lazousky (10 out of 10), who took silver 11.1 seconds behind, and Ivan Tulatsin (9 out of 10), […]
10.15. Eva Puskarcikova and Thomas Bormolini have announced on their Instagram account that they are expecting their second child. Following the birth of Paride in 2024, the former biathletes will be welcoming another addition to their family by the end of 2026. “This is the last autumn when you won’t have to share anyone with […]
In the wake of Emilien Jacquelin’s official announcement that he would be sitting out the 2026/2027 biathlon season to focus on cycling, Simon Fourcade speaks to Nordic Magazine.
A music enthusiast, Sturla Holm Lægreid swapped his rifle for a guitar and performed on stage this weekend in Oslo (Norway) between two biathlon races.
14:49. Last February, Australian biathlete Darcie Morton experienced a moment of great joy whilst competing at the Milan/Cortina 2026 Olympic Games in Antholz (Italy). As the summer draws to a close, she has unfortunately suffered a setback in her preparations after falling whilst skiing. “I fell on my thumb whilst skiing and tore the ligament […]
14:09. Last weekend, the 2026 Slovak Summer Biathlon Championships took place in Brezno-Osrblie ( Slovakia). At the stadium, which usually hoststhe IBU Cup in winter, Maria Remenova won the sprint (9/10) ahead of Ema Kapustova ( 10/10) and Tamara Molentova ( 8/10), whilstAnastasiya Kuzmina ( 7/10) had to settle for fourth place. In the mass […]
Last Friday, the member federations of the IBU decided that Östersund (Sweden) would host the 2031 Biathlon World Championships, much to the disappointment of the Finnish Biathlon Federation, which had put forward Kontiolahti (Finland) as a candidate.
Find out the overall standings in the 2026 French Summer Biathlon Championships following the Summer Tour in La Féclaz (Savoie) and ahead of the event in Arçon (Doubs).
On Monday evening, 22-year-old biathlete Anaëlle Bondoux officially announced her decision to bring her career to an immediate end. Nordic Magazine looks back at her years in biathlon through 10 key dates.
Finishing third in the sprint and pursuit at the La Féclaz (Savoie) Biathlon Summer Tour, Savoie native Océane Michelon shone in front of her home crowd. For her part, she is focusing more on the areas she needs to work on ahead of the start of the 2026/2027 World Cup season.
The day after announcing her retirement from biathlon at the age of just 22, Anaëlle Bondoux from Grenoble has given an exclusive interview – her last – to Nordic Magazine.
For the very first time during preparations for the 2026/2027 season, the full French men’s A biathlon team is gathered at the training camp in Corrençon-en-Vercors (Isère).
Anaëlle Bondoux, a 22-year-old from Isère who has missed all the French women’s B biathlon team’s training camps since the start of pre-season, is heading to Prémanon (Jura) from this Monday.
16:05. This Sunday, the Dauphiné Biathlon Cup got under way as part of the Nordic Day in Corrençon (Isère). The races were decided in a short sprint contested using a ‘balles de pioche’ format. In the women’s race, U19 athlete Jeanne Dautheville won in 17 minutes 7.1 seconds, just 4.4 seconds ahead of Chloé Vermeulen. […]