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The nation is still basking in the sunshine after the reign over Spain but you just know storm clouds are gathering again as we get set to return to domestic rivalries. At least Steve Clarke’s side’s magnificent win against the Spanish is still fresh in the mind – at least for now.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has praised Norway's financial and military aid to Ukraine, one day after a delivery of eight German-made Leopard tanks sent by Oslo arrived in the country.
Germany's Vinzenz Geiger and Julian Schmid produced a stunning comeback to take the Nordic Combined men's team World Cup in Lahti on Friday. An indifferent performance on the Finnish Large Hill meant the German pair started fourth in the 2 x 7.5km relay, 24 seconds behind leaders Stefan Rettenegger and Johannes Lamparter of Austria.
Mass start world champion Hanna Oeberg finished her season the way she started it, winning her second World Cup of the season in Oslo Holmenkollen. The Swede dropped one shot in the 12.5km mass start, in her final round, and finished 22.6 seconds ahead of Norway's Marte Olsbu Roeiseland, who also made just one error.
Johannes Thingnes Boe capped off a devastating biathlon campaign with a record 19th win of the season in Oslo. The Norwegian dropped two shots in the 15km mass start and still finished 26.2 seconds ahead of blue bib holder and clean shooter Niklas Hartweg of Switzerland.
Julia Simon claimed her first-ever crystal globe with a fifth-place finish in the women's sprint in Oslo as Denise Herrmann-Wick won the penultimate race of her career. Simon became the first French female biathlete to win an overall World Cup since Sandrine Bailly in 2005. Ad Her total of 1048 points leaves her untouchable ahead of the 12.5km mass start to come and secured the historic victory.
France's Julia Simon claimed her first-ever crystal globe with a fifth-place finish in the women's sprint in Oslo. The 26-year-old became the first French female biathlete to win an overall World Cup since Sandrine Bailly in 2005. Ad Simon's total of 1048 points left her untouchable ahead of the 12.5km mass start to come and secured the historic victory.
Johannes Thingnes Boe showed no ill effects from his week off as he notched yet another World Cup success with victory in the sprint in Oslo. In the final week of the season, Boe bounced back from missing last week in Oestersund with Covid to cruise to the win despite a miss on the standing shoot.