In a recent liveblog for the upcoming 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina, biathlon legend Johannes Thingnes Bø shared his feelings on the current state of German biathlon athletes. Bø, who is a five-time Olympic champion, highlighted that changes are needed within the German team to enhance their performance. He specifically mentioned Franziska Preuß's struggles during the Winter Games but remains hopeful for her success in her final Olympic race, predicting a potential medal in the mass start event.

The liveblog also covered various highlights from the 2026 Winter Olympics as they unfold, including a thrilling ice hockey match where the US women's team defeated Canada, and a severe crash that overshadowed the halfpipe qualification event. These updates reflect the dynamic nature of the Olympics, bringing attention not just to competition but also to the athletes' experiences and challenges they face.

As the Winter Olympics approach, the pressure is mounting on athletes, especially those like Preuß who are seeking redemption in their final events. Bø's comments serve as a reminder of the expectations placed on athletes from their home countries and how their performances resonate with fans and fellow competitors alike.