Biathlon: continuation of the World Military Games in Goms on Thursday with the mixed relay
After a one-day break, the biathlon events at the Lucerne 2025 World Military Games are back in action this Thursday, with the mixed relay starting at 9.30am. For France, Paula Botet, Lou Jeanmonnot, Emilien Claude and Eric Perrot will be lining up.
Despite being favourites, they will have to be wary of Germany(Julia Vogler, Rosalie Unglaube, Lucas Fratzscher, Justus Strelow), Switzerland(Amy Baserga, Lena Haecki-Gross, James Pacal, Joscha Burkhalter), Austria(Dunja Zdouc, Lisa Theresa Hauser, Fabian Muellauer, David Komatz), Italy(Rebecca Passler, Samuela Comola, Patrick Braunhofer, Lukas Hofer), Slovenia(Polona Klemencic, Ziva Klemencic, Miha Dovzan, Lovro Planko), Ukraine(Iryna Petrenko, Yuliia Dzhima, Denys Nasyko, Ruslan Tkalenko), the United States(Deedra Irwin, Tara Geraghty-Moats, Sean Doherty, Maxime Germain) and Poland(Natalia Sidorowicz, Joanna Jakiela, Andrzej Nedza-Kubiniec, Jan Gunka).
The start list
Mixed relay – 9.30am
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