With Julia Simon, Justine BraisAz-Bouchet, Lou Jeanmonnot and Océane Michelon in her ranks, the French team approaches the women’s relay of the Lenzerheide world championships with confidence, with once again gold in the viewfinder.
One day, a new potential title for the French Biathlon team. Ultra dominating since the start of these Lenzerheide world championships with 5 titles and 5 bronze charms, the Blues have the opportunity to glean a new gold medal with the women’s relay. The opportunity, ie on the cake, to sign a double since they are the holders of the title. A team in a real monster with several heads with world champions: Julia Simon With 3 world titles on the mixed relay, the simple relay and on the individual, Justine BraisAz-Bouchet on the sprint and Lou Jeanmonnot on the mixed relay. A team of tricolor biathletes which presents itself with total confidence and in large favorite.
Rely on the history of the team
This female relay of the French team displays a real regularity in this World Cup season since it was on the podium at each stage where the event was on the program (2nd in Kontiolahti, 2nd in Hochfilzen, 3rd in Ruhpolding and 3rd in Antholz). We will also have to draw inspiration from the title gleaned during the 2024 world championships in November Mesto where the team was almost similar, only Sophie Chauveau was replaced by Océane Michelon.
What time does the women’s relay start?
The departure of the Women’s Relay of the World Biathlon Championships in Lenzerheide (Switzerland) will be given at 12:05 p.m.
What TV channel can we see the women’s relay?
The women’s relay of these world biathlon championships can be found on the L’Equipe and Eurosport 1 channel.
What is the composition of the women’s relay?
Here is the composition of the relay of the French team: Julian Simon, Justine BraisAz-BouchetLou Jeanmonnot and Océane Michelon.