Biathlon: France with Julia Simon and Quentin Fillon-Maillet on the mixed singles relay at the World Championships
On Wednesday afternoon, after the men’s individual race dominated by Eric Perrot, the French Ski Federation (FFS) unveiled the line-up for the mixed single relay that will compete this Thursday afternoon from 4.05pm at the World Biathlon Championships in Lenzerheide (Switzerland).
Our two French nationals 🇫🇷 for the mixed singles relay at the World Championships in Lenzerheide 👊
1️⃣ Julia Simon
2️⃣ Quentin Fillon Maillet
See you tomorrow at 4.05pm 🔥#AllezLesBleus pic.twitter.com/g0YFCoFrOF– FFS – Fédération Française de Ski (@FedFranceSki) February 19, 2025
Once the staff have made their choices, it will be Julia Simon and Quentin Fillon-Maillet. The Jura native is the reigning world champion in this event, while the Beaufort native was crowned champion in this format in 2021. The aim, unsurprisingly, will be to win another gold medal.
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