'We will have to take the time to debrief in the spring so as not to make the same mistakes, because there have inevitably been mistakes made, collective or individual, for us to find ourselves in a situation like this', he continues.įrench biathlete Quentin Fillon Maillet, at the finish of the sprint event during the Oberhof Worlds, Febru© Tobias SCHWARZ / AFPīeyond that, 'the boys' sector is a little in difficulty, recognizes the boss of French biathlon. These are 'Worlds like the season', during which they only climbed on four podiums (one for 'QFM', three for Jacquelin), compares Bouthiaux. The French relay (from left to right Quentin Fillon Maillet, Emilien Jacquelin, Fabien Claude and Antoine Guigonnat), world champion, in Oberhof, on Febru© CHRISTOF STACHE / AFPįor the first time in fourteen years, then the first Worlds of Martin Fourcade, twenty years old at the time, the Blues did not climb on the slightest individual male podium. The evidence is that it gets stuck on the men's side, as since the beginning of winter, despite the trompe-l'oeil gold in relay of the quartet Antonin Guigonnat, Fabien Claude, Emilien Jacquelin and Quentin Fillon Maillet.

Only two nations have done (much) better than France in the Thuringian Forest: Norway, carried by the hair-raising Johannes Boe, with thirteen medals, including five in gold (all with Boe), and Sweden of the duo Hanna Oeberg / Sebastian Samuelsson, with eleven medals, including three gold. With four medals, two in gold and two in bronze, the French biathlon presents a record 'less flamboyant' than often 'but very correct', summarizes its director Stéphane Bouthiaux.īoth at the 2022 Olympics and at the 2021 Worlds, he had won seven medals, including two gold in Beijing, three in Pokljuka (Slovenia).

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