Norway earns five-way win under Bö, Zahkna escapes pursuit race

Norwegians Johannes Thingnes Bø and Sturla Holm Lægreid in the Biathlon Cup sprint final side by side, Jakov Fak 11.

Very expected for his last weekend of competition before his retirement, the Norwegian legend won the sprint in Oslo this Friday, ahead of Sturla Laegreid, who reinforces his yellow leader pair.

The Norwegian shooting skiers earned an awesome five-way victory in front of the home crowd in the final MK stage of the season, with Johannes Thingnes Bö competing in the final stage of his career at the front end of his career. The best of the Estonians was Rene Zahkna, who secured a place in the pursuit race.

Martin Uldal finished in 12th place at Saturday's pursuit start in Holmenkollen.

Norway hosted the last men's pursuit of the season.

The last pursuit race of the biathletes in this World Cup season offered a thrilling duel until the last shot. Sturla Laegreid and Johannes Bö fought for the victory and the small crystal globe for the discipline. In front of the home crowd at Holmenkollen in Norway, Bö could not withstand the battle of nerves and had no choice but to congratulate his younger conqueror at the finish. Quentin Fillon Maillet only took third place with a sprint in …