The final World Cup pursuit races of the biathlon season are being held today in Oslo at Holmenkollen, with the women's 10 km event set to begin at 14:30. The race will see several top competitors, including Sweden's Hanna Öberg starting first, followed closely by Italy's Lisa Vittozzi, and then Elvira Öberg, who starts 20 seconds behind. They are followed by other top athletes such as Julia Simon and Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold, all vying for a top position in this season's final race.

Among the competitors is Estonia's Regina Ermits, who boasts the starting number 42 and is set to begin her race significantly behind the frontrunners, as she will take to the course two minutes and seven seconds after the leader. This race serves as a culmination of the biathlon season where competitors are looking to secure points and finish strong. French athlete Lou Jeanmonnot, who has previously finished second in the overall standings for the past two seasons, has solidified her grip on the big crystal globe for this season, while Finnish athlete Suvi Minkkinen holds the top spot in the pursuit standings with 362 points.

As the event unfolds, fans are eager to see how Ermits performs and where she finishes in this competitive field, especially considering the pressure and stakes of the last event in the season. The broadcast of the race will feature commentary by Tarmo Tiisler and Margus Ader, adding to the excitement among viewers as they tune in to witness the results of today's crucial biathlon races.