The French team in gold at the 2025 Biathlon World Championships!
The French team once again made biathlon history by brilliantly winning the mixed relay event at the 2025 World Championships. Made up of Julia Simon, Lou Jeanmonnot, Éric Perrot and Émilien Jacquelin, the French team put in a masterful race, combining precision, power and a meticulous strategy to win the gold medal.
A race controlled from start to finish
From the start, the Blues were able to impose their pace on the snowy track, displaying perfect shooting control and formidable efficiency on skis. Julia Simon, the first relay runner, set the tone with a flawless shooting performance, allowing France to ideally position itself in the race. Lou Jeanmonnot then consolidated this advantage with a solid performance, keeping the competitors at a distance and keeping the Blues at the head of the pack.
The transition to the men's relay was decisive. Éric Perrot, in Olympic form, was able to manage the pressure by maintaining a sustained pace while shooting accurately, thus ensuring France a prime position before the final relay. It was then Émilien Jacquelin, known for his competitive temperament, who completed the race in style. His last lap was a real recital, repelling the attacks of his opponents to cross the finish line in triumph.
The recipe for success: diversity and cohesion
This victory once again confirms that the mixed relay is a magic formula for France. The complementarity of the athletes, combining experience and passion, made the difference in this event where every detail counts. The cohesion of the group, their racing intelligence and their exemplary stress management allowed the Blues to outclass their rivals.
With this gold medal, the French team continues to write its history in world biathlon and sends a strong message to its opponents: it will be a nation to follow closely for the next international events.
🥇🇫🇷 Congratulations to the Blues for this exceptional performance!
