French Biathlon refers to the competitive sport of biathlon practiced in France, which combines cross-country skiing and rifle shooting. It is a winter sport where athletes ski over a designated course and must stop at shooting ranges to shoot at targets with a rifle. Competitors alternate between skiing and shooting, and their performance is measured based on their skiing time and accuracy in shooting. The sport is typically contested in various formats, including individual races, sprints, and relays, during events such as the Winter Olympics and the Biathlon World Cup. French athletes have historically competed at high levels in biathlon, contributing to the sport’s popularity in France.
Lou Jeanmonnot emerges as a rising star at the World Biathlon Championships held in Lenzerheide, Switzerland. The French athlete showcases dominance with recent victories, notably on the 2026 Olympic track…