Biathlon is a winter sport that combines cross-country skiing and rifle shooting. It originated from military training and has evolved into a competitive sport. In a typical biathlon event, athletes ski a set distance and periodically stop to shoot at targets, which requires both physical endurance and precision marksmanship. The sport often involves multiple shooting rounds interspersed with skiing segments. Penalties for missed shots can include distance penalties or additional laps to ski. Biathlons are commonly featured in the Winter Olympic Games and have various formats, including individual races, sprint races, and relay events.
France's biathlon team, led by Julia Simon, achieved a dominant victory at the World Championships in Lenzerheide. Julia Simon executed ten perfect shots, delighting the audience with her skill and…