In Antholz, during the ongoing Olympic biathlon events, France is exhibiting a strong dominance and is a favorite for the women’s relay that is set to take place on Wednesday. This success in the sport can be attributed in part to the efforts of former biathlon star Martin Fourcade, who has been a pivotal figure in promoting the sport over the past two decades.

Fourcade, now retired, expressed his satisfaction with the current state of French biathlon. He mentioned, "This is important. I fought for my sport for almost two decades," highlighting his dedication and the strides made in the sport during his career. His comments reflect not only personal pride but also a broader notion of national pride in France's achievements in the Olympic context.

As the competition heats up and as anticipation builds for the upcoming races, Fourcade's legacy and influence remain apparent. His commitment to the sport has inspired this generation of athletes, and with France's strong showing, the focus will continue to be on how they can leverage this momentum in the international biathlon arena.