Franziska Preuß and Johannes Thingnes Bö Shine in Oslo Biathlon Sprint Victories

Preuß extends her overall World Cup lead with a narrow win, while Bö secures the sprint title and his 91st career victory.

Franziska Preuß won the women's sprint race in Oslo by just 0.2 seconds over Lou Jeanmonnot, securing the small crystal globe for the sprint discipline.
Preuß now leads the overall Biathlon World Cup standings by 35 points with two races remaining in the season.
Johannes Thingnes Bö claimed his 91st career victory in the men's sprint, securing the sprint discipline title in his home country of Norway.
Despite his win, Bö trails Sturla Holm Laegreid by 89 points in the overall standings, making his chances of claiming the overall title slim.
Germany's best male finisher, Justus Strelow, placed eighth in the men's sprint after a fall on the final lap.