On the final day of competition at the Biathlon World Cup in Hochfilzen, the men’s relay was on the program today. The Norwegian quartet of Johannes Dale-Skjevdal, Johan-Olav Botn, Sturla Holm Laegreid and Vetle Sjaastad Christiansen put on a superb performance, showing top form throughout. They needed only three spare rounds at the shooting range in total and, in dominant fashion, secured victory with a commanding margin of 43.1 seconds over the French team, which required eight spare rounds.
Sweden finished third, 1:05.7 minutes behind, having used nine spare rounds.

The Austrian team, featuring Dominic Unterweger, Simon Eder, David Komatz and Fabian Müllauer, missed out on a top result after a promising start. The home quartet finished 14th, with a total of 13 spare rounds, three penalty loops, and a deficit of 4:06.0 minutes.

Photos: GEPA