Franziska Preuß Poised to Make Biathlon History in Oslo

The German biathlete leads the World Cup standings by 20 points, aiming to end an eight-year drought for her country in the overall title race.

Franziska Preuß holds a 20-point lead over Lou Jeanmonnot heading into the final Biathlon World Cup races in Oslo this weekend.
Preuß could become the first German woman since Laura Dahlmeier in 2017 to win the overall World Cup title, solidifying her status in the sport.
She has excelled this season with 92% shooting accuracy and strong physical performance, earning over 260,000 euros in prize money so far.
In addition to the overall title, Preuß leads the sprint and mass start discipline standings, with opportunities to secure further victories.
Overcoming years of health challenges, including sinus surgery, Preuß has achieved consistent success, highlighted by four medals at the February World Championships.