At the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina, the French biathlon team concluded its campaign with an impressive achievement, as Océane Michelon secured the gold medal in the mass start event while Julia Simon took home the silver. This marked a remarkable end to the games for the French team, who showcased their strength and skill on the international stage.

The French biathlon team had an exceptional showing throughout the Olympics, collecting a historic total of thirteen medals, including six golds. Notably, 23-year-old Océane Michelon had a standout performance at her first Olympics, where she not only earned gold in the mass start but also achieved a silver medal in the sprint and contributed to a gold medal win in the women's relay. Her performance solidifies her as a rising star in the sport.

Julia Simon, a three-time Olympic champion, supported the team’s strong finish by securing the silver medal, demonstrating the depth and talent present in the French biathlon ranks. The combined efforts of Michelon and Simon, alongside their teammates, exemplify the power of perseverance and teamwork, marking a proud chapter in the history of French biathlon as they head back home with a remarkable haul of medals.