Biathlon is a winter sport that combines cross-country skiing and rifle shooting. Athletes compete in a race that involves skiing a set distance, during which they must stop at designated shooting ranges to aim and shoot at targets. Biathletes aim to hit a specified number of targets while maintaining speed in skiing. The contest involves both endurance in skiing and precision in shooting, making it a unique and challenging sport. Races are typically timed, and penalties may be incurred for missed shots, impacting an athlete’s overall performance and finishing time. Biathlon originated from military practices and has evolved into a popular competitive sport featured in events such as 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…