In the final pursuit race of the World Cup season at Holmenkollen, Czech biathlete Lucie Charvátová performed impressively, finishing in eighth place after improving her position by 12 spots despite facing three penalty laps. Fellow Czech athlete Tereza Voborníková, who had recently won an Olympic bronze medal in a mass start event, finished eleventh after also incurring three shooting errors. Meanwhile, Tereza Vinklárková concluded her biathlon career stylishly with a clean shooting performance, securing the twentieth position in the race.

The race was won by Swedish athlete Hanna Öberg, while Lou Jeanmonnot from France claimed the small globe as the overall winner of the series. Charvátová demonstrated resilience, maintaining her position in the top ten even after missing one shot early in the race, while Voborníková fought hard to stay competitive among the leaders, ultimately falling just short of her tenth-place finish in the sprint.

This event not only showcases the talents of Czech biathletes on a prestigious international stage but also marks a bittersweet moment with the retirement of Vinklárková, highlighting the transitions in the careers of these athletes. The race results underscore the challenges and pressures faced by biathletes in high-stakes competitions, reflecting their dedication to the sport and their countries.