Biathlon is a winter sport that combines two disciplines: cross-country skiing and rifle shooting. Athletes race on skis over a course that includes designated shooting ranges where they must shoot at targets with a rifle. The sport requires not only physical endurance and speed but also focus and precision in shooting, as competitors must perform in a high-pressure environment after strenuous skiing. Biathlon events can vary in distance and format, including individual races, sprints, and relays, typically featuring a series of laps interspersed with shooting bouts. The sport originated from traditional hunting practices in Scandinavian countries and is now a prominent event in the Winter Olympics and other international competitions.
The French biathlon team, comprising Lou Jeanmonnot, Océane Michelon, Justine Braisaz-Bouchet, and Julia Simon, successfully defended their title in Lenzerheide, Switzerland. The team's performance was marked by strategic excellence and…