On Friday, the men entered the final stage of the 2025/26 Biathlon World Cup in Oslo. In the sprint (10 km), Eric Perrot, who had to finish in the Top 14 to win the big crystal globe, succeeded.
The best is Perrot
After a 5/5 on the prone shot, the yellow bib missed his last ball on the standing shot (9/10), and maintained the suspense. He finished behind the Norwegian Sturla Laegreid, who thus won the small sprint globe, but his 3rd place was enough to validate his title of world champion for the season (and the small individual globe). At just 24 years old, he became the 5th Frenchman in history to lift the big globe. The day after Lou Jeanmonnot’s victory in the big globe, the French signed a historic season.
The men’s sprint rankings at the 2025/26 Biathlon World Cup in Oslo
- LAEGREID STURLA HOLM 25 : 21.4
- JACQUELIN EMILIEN + 3.9
- PERROT ERIC + 4.6
- PONSILUOMA MARTIN + 19.0
- CHRISTIANSEN VETLE SJAASTAD + 27.6
- BOTN JOHAN-OLAV SMOERDAL + 31.3
- SAMUELSSON SEBASTIAN + 35.1
- NAWRATH PHILIPP + 36.3
- FREY ISAK LEKNES + 48.5
- KRCMAR MICHAL + 55.2
The complete ranking of the men’s sprint in Oslo
The general ranking of the 2025/26 Biathlon World Cup after the sprint in Oslo
- PERROT ERIC 1123 points
- SAMUELSSON SEBASTIAN 855
- LAEGREID STURLA HOLM 839
- BOTN JOHAN-OLAV SMOERDAL 828
- GIACOMEL TOMMASO 797
- JACQUELIN EMILIEN 761
- CHRISTIANSEN VETLE SJAASTAD 660
- DALE-SKJEVDAL JOHANNES 644
- FILLON MAILLET QUENTIN 640
- PONSILUOMA MARTIN 627
The complete general classification of the 2025/26 Biathlon World Cup
Saturday, it’s time for the chase, with the women at 1:45 p.m. and the men at 4:15 p.m.
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