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Regina Ermits expressed her honor in participating in the last mass start of the World Cup season, reflecting on her remarkable performances throughout the season.

Swedish biathlete Sebastian Samuelsson had a disappointing performance, finishing ninth in the final World Cup race, which pushed him down to fourth place overall.

German biathletes ended the World Cup season without a win, with Philipp Nawrath finishing second in the final race at Holmenkollen.

Johan-Olav Botn achieved a significant victory at Holmenkollen, breaking Sturla Holm Lægreid's winning streak during the mass start event.

Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold secured a fifth-place finish at Holmenkollen, closing out a challenging season on a positive note.

The article covers Suvi Minkkinen's performance in the final race of the Biathlon World Cup, which takes place in Holmenkollen, Norway.

Norwegian Johan-Olav Botn secured victory in the last race of the biathlon World Cup season, finishing third overall.

Lisa Vittozzi won the women's mass start race at Holmenkollen, finishing ahead of Sweden's Hanna Öberg after a fierce competition.

In the Biathlon World Cup in Holmenkollen, Suvi Minkkinen's hopes for victory were dashed as she finished 23rd, while Sweden's Hanna Öberg won the pursuit race.

Sturla Holm Lægreid secured his seventh consecutive victory in a thrilling finish against Éric Perrot at Holmenkollen.

In the final pursuit race of the World Cup season in Holmenkollen, Czech biathlete Lucie Charvátová finished eighth, while Tereza Voborníková placed eleventh, and Tereza Vinklárková retired gracefully in twentieth place.

Suvi Minkkinen gears up for a challenging pursuit race at the Holmenkollen Biathlon World Cup amidst a tight competition for the cup victory.

The final pursuit race of the Biathlon World Cup season is being held in Holmenkollen, Oslo, featuring top athletes including Sturla Holm Lægreid and Emilien Jacquelin.

This year's Holmenkollen ski marathon resulted in 22 cases of frostbite requiring treatment in Oslo, a significantly higher number than in previous years.

The Holmenkollen Ski Marathon resulted in serious frostbite injuries for 22 skiers, highlighting the extreme cold conditions during the event.

Sebastian Samuelsson missed out on the sprint cup title after finishing seventh in the final sprint, while Norwegian Sturla Holm Lägreid claimed victory, securing the overall season win based on more race victories.

Sturla Holm Lægreid secured his sixth consecutive victory in the sprint competition in Holmenkollen, defeating rival Emilien Jacquelin.

Sturla Holm Lægreid secured victory in the sprint cup, defeating rival Emilien Jacquelin by a narrow margin.

Sturla Holm Lægreid clinched victory in the Sprint Cup with a narrow win over rival Sebastian Samuelsson, marking his sixth consecutive win.

Olli Hiidensalo faced significant challenges during the men's 10-kilometer sprint at the World Cup in Holmenkollen, Norway, finishing last in the competition despite improvements in his shooting accuracy.

The article discusses the upcoming World Cup finals in biathlon and cross-country skiing, featuring five Finnish athletes competing in Holmenkollen and Lake Placid.

Three Latvian biathletes are participating in the final sprint of the World Cup season, with promising competition dynamics.

The men's 10 km sprint event is taking place in Holmenkollen, Oslo as part of the Biathlon World Cup season finale.

Today in Oslo Holmenkollen, the final stage of the Biathlon World Cup features a men's 10 km sprint race with participants including four Estonians.

British skier Gabriel Gledhill caused a stir at the Holmenkollen World Cup by competing in a 50 km race while noticeably intoxicated.

Flying Finnish biathlete Suvi Minkkinen finished 11th in the women’s 7.5-km sprint at the last World Cup weekend in Holmenkollen, failing to contend for the overall title.

Lou Jeanmonnot made history by winning the Biathlon World Cup for the first time in her career.

Hanna Öberg won the final sprint of the ski biathlon World Cup season held in Holmenkollen, showcasing the strength of the Swedish women's team.

Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold reflected on her disappointing season, expressing frustration over her performance and struggling with self-confidence in her shooting.

Ski historian Thor Gotaas expresses concern over the future of the Holmenkollen five-miler, discussing its importance as a traditional event and the impact of modern racing schedules.

Austrian biathlete Lisa Hauser has announced her retirement from competitive sports this weekend at the World Cup event in Norway's Holmenkollen.

The World Cup in biathlon is concluding in Holmenkollen, Norway, with significant stakes for athletes and teams involved.

Finnish biathlete Suvi Minkkinen has earned over 180,000 euros in prize money this season, with the chance to win an additional 50,000 euros at the upcoming Holmenkollen events.

Concerns arise regarding the future of the Holmenkollen World Cup events in Norway due to low attendance figures despite the adverse weather conditions.

Finnish ski jumper Antti Aalto secured third place at Holmenkollen, bringing Finland back to the World Cup podium for the first time in over a decade.

Surprise winners emerged at the Holmenkollen ski jumping event, with Japan's Tomofumi Naito taking his first career victory, while Estonia's Aigro faced disqualification.

Gabriel Gledhill, a British cross-country skier, faces expulsion from Norway after controversial behavior during the Holmenkollen race, coinciding with the denial of his residence permit.

The chief of Nordic skiing expresses concern over the significantly low attendance at the Holmenkollen ski event, warning it might jeopardize future competitions.

The World Cup ski jumping competition at Holmenkollen in Oslo was cut short due to dangerous wind conditions, leading German star Philipp Raimund to withdraw from the second round.

Antti Aalto from Finland achieved an impressive third-place finish at the Holmenkollen World Cup ski jumping event despite extremely unstable weather conditions that led to the cancellation of the second round.

Finnish ski jumper Antti Aalto earned €9,000 for securing third place at the Holmenkollen World Cup event, marking his first individual podium finish.

Norwegian ski jumper Johann André Forfang faced a disappointing performance and was eliminated early in the World Cup event at Holmenkollen, leading to the cancellation of the final round due to challenging conditions.

Finnish ski jumper Antti Aalto placed third at the Holmenkollen World Cup event, marking his first individual World Cup podium finish.

The Holmenkollen ski jump event attracted a disappointing crowd, with only a few thousand spectators attending the World Cup competition, leaving athletes feeling disheartened.

Finnish ski jumper Antti Aalto achieved third place in the World Cup event at Holmenkollen, amidst challenging wind conditions that limited the competition.

Johannes Rydzek bids farewell to his skiing career after finishing eighth in his last race at the Nordic World Cup.

Sweden's cross-country skiing star Ebba Andersson will not participate in the World Cup finale in Lake Placid due to injuries sustained during a recent race.

Kristjan Ilves ranks 13th after the jump round in the final World Cup stage in Oslo.

Finnish skier Minja Korhonen excelled in a foggy competition in Oslo, finishing fourth in the last ski jumping event of the World Cup season.

British skier Gabriel Gledhill openly admitted to drinking heavily during the race at the Oslo 50-kilometer competition, which became a major talking point despite his low finishing position.