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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.
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.
Dorothea Wierer made it two wins from two events in Oestersund in the mass start as Vetle Sjaastad Christiansen earned his first biathlon World Cup win of the season. The Italian took advantage of a miss from Julia Simon on her final shot to take victory in the women's 12.5km mass start, adding to the individual win she took on Thursday.
Johannes Thingnes Boe beat brother Tarjei for the second time this weekend to take 12.5km pursuit gold in Nove Mesto. Johannes finished 34.6 seconds clear in a repeat of their one-two in Friday's 10km sprint to claim his 16th World Cup win of the season.
Sebastian Samuelsson shot clean to take the 15km Mass Start gold medal at the World Championships in Oberhof on Sunday. The Swedish biathlete had picked up three bronzes at the 2023 Championships to take his total to eight world medals without an outright victory. Ad But a fine last 3km loop powered Samuelsson past compatriot and silver medallist Martin Ponsiluoma to finish in a time of 36:42.8.
Julia Simon clinched her first World Cup win of the season with victory in the sprint in Otepaa in Estonia. The Frenchwoman was comfortably the fastest skier in the race and looked set to win easily after clearing her first nine shots, but then had to do a penalty loop after missing her final target on the stand.
Sweden claimed the women's relay World Cup crystal globe in dramatic fashion after leaders France were disqualified in the final race of the season in Kontiolahti. Norway made just four mistakes to take victory ahead of the Swedes, but the drama came after the French were disqualified for an issue with an extra bullet by Olympic mass start champion Justine Braisaz-Bouchet on the third leg.