Results and winners at a glance

The Biathlon World Cup kicked off the 2020/21 season in Kontiolahti, Finland. You can find an overview of all the winners and results today, November 29, 2020.

On November 28 the
Biathlon world cup 2020/21 with the first race weekend at Kontiolahti in Finland in its new season. Johannes Thingnes Bø from Norway and Dorothea Wierer come out as reigning champions last season 19/20
Italy to. The IBU (International Biathlon Union) changed the World Cup calendar at the end of September for crown reasons. World Cup events were originally scheduled in eleven World Cup locations, now the travel activities of DSV athletes are reduced to a minimum. The second weekend after the kickoff event, the biathletes will stay in Kontiolahti, Finland, and will not travel to Östersund as planned
Sweden Keep it going. Also
France Annecy Le Grand Bornand has canceled the IBU, but there are two weekends in Hochfilzen
Tirol scheduled. In
Germany The World Cup has been tight: biathletes compete for two weekends in Oberhof, there will be no World Cup in Ruhpolding this season.

Biathlon World Cup 2020/21: results and winners

We publish here for you the current results and the winners of the individual World Cup events.

28-29 November: Biathlon world cup in Kontiolahti, Finland – Results, results, winners: Biathlon 2020 in Kontiolahti on November 28: dates, live streaming and TV – all the information

Saturday 28 November: Individual men over 20 kilometers, 11 am

• 1. Sturla Holm Laegreid (Norway) 48: 57.0 min./0 shot;
• 2. Johannes Thingnes Bö (Norway) +19.6 Sek./1;
• 3. Erik Lesser (Frankenhain) +1: 03.6 Min./1;
• 4. Quentin Fillon Maillet (France) +1: 05.9 / 1;
• 5. Ondrej Moravec (Czech Republic) +1: 06.9 / 0;
• 6. Sebastian Samuelsson (Sweden) +1: 31.8 / 2;
• 7. Jakov Fak (Slovenia) +1: 32.0 / 1;
• 8. Emilien Jacquelin (France) +2: 02.1 / 2;
• 9. Antonin Guigonnat (France) +2: 13.6 / 1;
• 10. Alexander Loginow (Russia) +2: 19.2 / 2;
• … 17. Arnd Peiffer (Clausthal-Zellerfeld) +2: 56.9 / 2;
• 28. Roman Rees (Freiburg in Breisgau) +3: 55.5 / 2;
• 29. Benedict Doll (Breitnau) +3: 57.3 / 3;
• 40. Johannes Kühn (Reit im Winkl) +4: 34.6 / 3;
• 74. Lucas Fratzscher (Oberhof) +7: 57.5 / 5

Saturday 28 November: Individual women over 15 kilometers, 2:20 pm

• 1. Dorothea Wierer (Italy) 44: 00.9 min./0 shooting range;
• 2. Denise Herrmann (Oberwiesenthal) +0.8 Sek./1;
• 3. Johanna Skottheim (Sweden) + 24.1 / 0;
• 4. Elvira Öberg (Sweden) + 34.1 / 1;
• 5. Linn Persson (Sweden) + 36.8 / 0;
• 6. Anais Bescond (France) +1: 18.5 Min./1;
• 7. Hanna Öberg (Sweden) +1: 23.7 / 2;
• 8. Dsinara Alimbekawa (Belarus) +1: 50.0 / 2;
• 9. Anais Chevalier (France) +1: 52.0 / 2;
• 10. Julia Dschima (Ukraine) +1: 54.8 / 0;
• … 12. Maren Hammerschmidt (Winterberg) +2: 05.0 / 1;
• 18. Franziska Preuss (Haag) +2: 40.7 / 3;
• 36. Janina Hettich (Schonwald I am Schwarzwald) +3: 49.3 / 2;
• 37. Vanessa Hinz (Schliersee) +3: 50.5 / 2;
• 68. Anna Weidel (Kiefersfelden) +6: 22.8 / 4

Sunday 29 November: Men’s sprint, 10.30 am

• 1. Johannes Thingnes Bö (Norway) 44: 00.9 min./0 shooting range;
• 2. Sebastian Samuelsson (Sweden) +0.8 Sek./1;
• 3. Martin Ponsiluoma (Sweden) + 24.1 / 1;
• 4. Vetle Sjaastad Christiansen (Norway) + 34.1 / 1;
• 5. Jakov Fak (Slovenia) + 36.8 / 0;
• 6. Quentin Fillon Maillet (France) +1: 18.5 Min./0;
• 7. Arnd Peiffer (Clausthal-Zellerfeld) +1: 23.7 / 1;
• 8. Emilien Jacquelin (France) +1: 50.0 / 2;
• 9. Erik Lesser (Frankenhain) +1: 52.0 / 1;
• 10. Ondrej Moravec (Czech Republic) +1: 54.8 / 0;
• … 19. Johannes Kühn (Reit im Winkl) +2: 45.2 / 1;
• 32. Benedict Doll (Breitnau) +3: 35.4 / 3;
• 35. Roman Rees (Freiburg in Breisgau) +3: 44.9 / 2;
• 47. Lucas Fratzscher (Oberhof) +4: 41.2 / 2

Sunday 29 November: Women’s Sprint, 1.30pm

• 1. Hanna Öberg (Sweden) 21: 01.4 min./0 shooting range;
• 2. Mars Olsbu Röiseland (Norway) +23.9 Sek./0;
• 3. Karoline Offigstad Knotten (Norway) + 37.8 / 0;
• 4. Johanna Skottheim (Sweden) + 44.9 / 0;
• 5. Mona Brorsson (Sweden) + 50.1 / 1;
• 6. Dsinara Alimbekawa (Belarus) + 52.5 / 1;
• 7. Wind that dominates (Estonia) + 56.0 / 0;
• 8. Chloe Chevalier (France) + 56.4 / 0;
• 9. Maren Hammerschmidt (Winterberg) + 58.7 / 0;
• 10. Olena Pidgruschna (Ukraine) +1: 07.4 Min./1;
• … 23. Franziska Preuss (Haag) +1: 27.3 / 2;
• 32. Vanessa Hinz (Schliersee) +1: 45.8 / 1;
• 38. Denise Herrmann (Oberwiesenthal) +1: 51.0 / 3;
• 55. Janina Hettich (Schonwald I am Schwarzwald) +2: 16.6 / 2;
• 87. Sophia Schneider (Teisendorf) +3: 18.2 / 3

3 – 6 December: Biathlon world Cup in Kontiolahti, Finland (Replacement for Östersund, Sweden) – Results, results, victories: Biathlon 2020 in Kontiolahti on December 3: live broadcast on TV and streaming, dates and program

Thursday 3 December: 10 km sprint men, 1.30 pm

Thursday 3 December: 7.5 km women’s sprint, 4.30 pm

Saturday 5th December: men persecution 12.5 km, 13.20 hours

Saturday 5th December: women’s 4 x 6 km relay, 3.15 pm

Sunday 6 December: men’s relay 4 x 7.5 km, 12:45 pm

Sunday 6 December: women persecution 10 km, 15:45

11-13 December: Biathlon world Cup in Hochfilzen, Austria – Results, results, victories: Hochfilzen Biathlon World Cup 20/21: dates, date, time and live broadcast on TV and streaming

Friday 11 December: 7.5 km women’s sprint, 11.30 am

Friday 11 December: 10km men’s sprint, 2:20 pm

Saturday 12 December: women’s 4 x 6 km relay, 11.45 am

Saturday 12 December: men persecution, 12.5 km, 2.45 pm

Sunday 13 December: women persecution 10 km, 11.45

Sunday 13 December: men’s 4 x 7.5 km relay, 2pm

December 17-20: Biathlon world Cup in Hochfilzen, Austria (Replacement for Annecy Le Grand Bornand, France) – Results, results, victories: Biathlon World Cup on 17 December 2020 in Hochfilzen: dates, date, program, live TV broadcast

Thursday 17 December: 10 km sprint men, 2.15 pm

Friday 18 December: 7.5 km women’s sprint, 2.15 pm

Saturday 19 December: men persecution 12.5 km, 13 hours

Saturday 19 December: women persecution 10 km, 15 hours

Sunday 20 December: men Mass start 15 km, 12.00

Sunday 20 December: women Mass start 12.5 km, 2.15 pm

7-10 January: Biathlon world Cup in Oberhof, Germany – Results, achievements, victories: Biathlon in Oberhof: World Cup live streaming and TV

Thursday 7 January: Women’s sprint 7.5 km

Friday 8 January: 10 km men’s sprint

Saturday 9 January: women persecution 10 km

Saturday 9 January: men persecution 12.5 km

Sunday 10 January: mixed relay, 11.30 am

Sunday 10 January: Single mixed relay, 2.40 pm

13-17 January: Biathlon world Cup in Oberhof (Replacement for Ruhpolding, Germany) – Results, results, victories: Biathlon World Cup in Oberhof, January 13, 2021 – live broadcast, tickets, dates

Thursday 7 January: Women’s sprint 7.5 km

Friday 8 January: 10 km men’s sprint

Saturday 9 January: women persecution 10 km

Saturday 9 January: men persecution 12.5 km

Sunday 10 January: mixed relay, 11.30 am

Sunday 10 January: singular mixed relay, 2.40 pm

January 21-24: Biathlon world Cup in Antholz, Italy – Results, results, victories: Biathlon World Cup in Anterselva on January 21, 2021: live TV and streaming

Thursday 21 January: single women 15 km, 2.15 pm

Friday 22 January: Single men 20km, 1.15pm

Saturday 23 January: women Mass start 12.5 km, 13.10

Saturday 23 January: men’s relay 4 x 7.5 km, 3:05 pm

Sunday 24 January: women’s 4 x 6 km relay, 12 noon

Sunday 24 January: men Mass start 15 km, 2.45 pm

February 26 – March 1: Beijing, China – Results, results, victories: Biathlon in Beijing on February 26, 2021: live broadcast on TV and streaming, program, date and time

Friday 26 February: women’s 4 x 7.5 km relay, 9.15 am

Saturday 27 February: men’s relay race 4 x 7.5 km, 9.15 am

Sunday 28 February: women 7.5 km Sprint competition, 6.35

Sunday 28 February: 10 km men Sprint competition, 9.30 am

Monday 1 March: 10 km women’s pursuit race, 9.15 am

Monday 1 March: 12.5 km men’s pursuit race, 11.15 am

11-14 March: Nove Mesto na Morave (CZE) – Results, results, victories: Biathlon in Nove Mesto on 11 March 2021: Live on TV & Stream. Dates, time and schedule

Thursday 11 March: Men 10 km Sprint competition, 17.30

Friday 12 March: women 7.5 km Sprint competition, 17.30

Saturday 13 March: men 12.5 km Negotiation competition, 2.45 pm

Saturday 13 March: women 10 km Negotiation competition, 17.15

Sunday 14 March: 4×6 mixed relay (D + U)

Sunday 14 March: mixed single relay (D + M)

March 18 – March 21: Biathlon world cup in Oslo, Norway: Biathlon in Oslo on 18 March 2021: broadcast live on TV & Stream. Date, time and appointments

Thursday 18 March: women 7.5 km Sprint competition, 3.30 pm

Friday 19 March: Men 10 km Sprint competition, 3.30 pm

Saturday 20 March: women 10 km Negotiation competition, 12.15

Saturday 20 March: men 12.5 km Negotiation competition, 15:15

Sunday 21 March: women 12.5 km Mass start Competition, 13:00

Sunday 21 March: men 15 km Mass start Competition, 3.30 pm

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