US EditionThe Swedish Biathlon Ace Defeated the Norwegians, but Was Immediately Rebuffed by the World Cup Leader: He Doesn't Have Any Results, so Let Him Explain.
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The final minutes of the men's sprint at the Biathlon World Championships in Annecy – Le Grand Bornand were already reminiscent of what we are used to seeing week after week in cross-country skiing, where the Norwegians dominate the rankings by a wide margin and the rest have to suck it up sadly. In any case, Swedish ace Sebastian Samuelsson was as gloomy as an Estonian winter day after the competition.
After Östersund (Sweden) and Hochfilzen (Austria), the Biathlon World Cup stops this week at the Grand-Bornand. Six races are on the programme until Sunday, and more than 60,000 spectators are expected on the spot to applaud Lou Jeanmonnot, Eric Perrot, Quentin Fillon-Maillet and their band. A step even more important as the Grand-Bornand will host the biathlon events at the 2030 Winter Games. The opportunity for the organizing committee to demo…
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