Biathlon is a winter sport that combines cross-country skiing and rifle shooting. Athletes compete in a race format that typically involves skiing a set distance, stopping at designated points to shoot at targets with a rifle. The combination of endurance and precision makes biathlon a unique and challenging sport, as competitors must manage their physical exertion while also controlling their breathing and focus during shooting. Biathlon events are often held in various formats, including sprint, pursuit, individual, and relay races, and are a popular feature in the Winter Olympics.
Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold from Norway secured her first season win in the Biathlon World Cup sprint event in Nove Mesto, showcasing exceptional shooting accuracy and speed. German athlete Franziska Preuß…