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Biathlon World Championships

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Medals table

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  1. 84 titles
      Norway (NOR)
  2. 70 titles
      Russia (RUS)
  3. 63 titles
      Germany (GER)
  4. 37 titles
      France (FRA)
  5. 19 titles
      East Germany (GDR)
  6. 14 titles
      Sweden (SWE)
  7. 10 titles
      Finland (FIN)
      Italy (ITA)
  8. 7 titles
      Ukraine (UKR)
  9. 6 titles
      Belarus (BLR)
      Czech Republic (CZE)
  10. 3 titles
      Austria (AUT)
  11. 2 titles
      Slovenia (SLO)
  12. 1 title
      Canada (CAN)
      Poland (POL)
      Slovakia (SVK)
      United States (USA)

Most successful athletes

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  1. 20 titles
      Ole Einar Bjørndalen
  2. 13 titles
      Martin Fourcade
  3. 12 titles
      Johannes Thingnes Bø
      Magdalena Neuner
      Emil Hegle Svendsen
  4. 11 titles
      Tarjei Bø
      Frank Luck
      Marte Olsbu Røiseland
      Alexander Tikhonov
  5. 10 titles
      Tiril Eckhoff

Men

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Individual

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Games Athlete Time
1958 Saalfelden (AUT)   Adolf Wiklund 1:33:44
1959 Courmayeur (ITA)   Vladimir Melanin 1:41:05
1961 Umeå (SWE)   Kalevi Huuskonen 1:32:11
1962 Hämeenlinna (FIN)   Vladimir Melanin 1:23:30
1963 Seefeld (AUT)   Vladimir Melanin 1:32:06.8
1965 Elverum (NOR)   Olav Jordet 1:23:34.9
1966 Garmisch-Partenkirchen (GER)   Jon Istad 1:38.21.8
1967 Altenberg (GDR)   Viktor Mamatov 1:18:34.1
1969 Zakopane (POL)   Alexander Tikhonov 1:22:46.2
1970 Östersund (SWE)   Alexander Tikhonov 1:22:46.2
1971 Hämeenlinna (FIN)   Dieter Speer 1:18:20.2
1973 Lake Placid (USA)   Alexander Tikhonov 1:24:30.2
1974 Minsk (URS)   Juhani Suutarinen 1:12:04.7
1975 Antholz (ITA)   Heikki Ikola 1:13:52.3
1977 Vingrom (NOR)   Heikki Ikola
1978 Hochfilzen (AUT)   Odd Lirhus 1:05:25.3
1979 Ruhpolding (GER)   Klaus Siebert
1981 Lahti (FIN)   Heikki Ikola 1:13:07.2
1982 Minsk (URS)   Frank Ullrich 1:07:17.0
1983 Antholz (ITA)   Frank Ullrich 1:05:00.9
1985 Ruhpolding (GER)   Juri Kashkarov 57:50.3
1986 Oslo (NOR)   Valeriy Medvedtsev 57:05.3
1987 Lake Placid (USA)   Frank-Peter Roetsch 1:00:00.4
1989 Feistritz (AUT)   Eirik Kvalfoss 58:13.0
1990 Minsk (URS)   Valeriy Medvedtsev 1:06:39.7
1991 Lahti (FIN)   Mark Kirchner 1:03:05.7
1993 Borovets (BUL)   Andreas Zingerle 53:05.4
1995 Antholz (ITA)   Tomasz Sikora 1:01.36.0
1996 Ruhpolding (GER)   Sergei Tarasov 53:05.4
1997 Brezno-Osrblie (SVK)   Ricco Groß
1999 Oslo (NOR)   Sven Fischer
2000 Oslo (NOR)   Wolfgang Rottmann 53:36.2
2001 Pokljuka (SLO)   Paavo Puurunen
2003 Khanty-Mansiysk (RUS)   Halvard Hanevold
2004 Oberhof (GER)   Raphaël Poirée
2005 Hochfilzen (AUT)   Roman Dostál 1:00:24.5
2007 Antholz (ITA)   Raphaël Poirée 56:14.6
2008 Östersund (SWE)   Emil Hegle Svendsen 51:51.9
2009 Pyeongchang (KOR)   Ole Einar Bjørndalen 52:28.0
2011 Khanty-Mansiysk (RUS)   Tarjei Bø 48:29.9
2012 Ruhpolding (GER)   Jakov Fak 46:48.2
2013 Nové Město (CZE)   Martin Fourcade 49:43.0
2015 Kontiolahti (FIN)   Martin Fourcade 47:29.4
2016 Oslo (NOR)   Martin Fourcade 49:13.9
2017 St. Moritz (SUI)   Lowell Bailey 48:07.4
2019 Östersund (SWE)   Arnd Peiffer 52:42.4
2020 Antholz (ITA)   Martin Fourcade 49:43.1
2021 Pokljuka (SLO)   Sturla Holm Lægreid 49:27.6

Sprint

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Games Athlete Time
1974 Minsk (URS)   Juhani Suutarinen 37:42.43
1975 Antholz (ITA)   Nikolay Kruglov 35:27.7
1976 Antholz (ITA)   Alexander Tikhonov 36:48.2
1977 Vingrom (NOR)   Alexander Tikhonov
1978 Hochfilzen (AUT)   Frank Ullrich 32:17.4
1979 Ruhpolding (GER)   Frank Ullrich
1981 Lahti (FIN)   Frank Ullrich 33:08.5
1982 Minsk (URS)   Eirik Kvalfoss 33:03.2
1983 Antholz (ITA)   Eirik Kvalfoss 31:12.3
1985 Ruhpolding (GER)   Frank-Peter Roetsch 30:25.2
1986 Oslo (NOR)   Valeriy Medvedtsev 28:02.8
1987 Lake Placid (USA)   Frank-Peter Roetsch 29:49.6
1989 Feistritz (AUT)   Frank Luck 28:08.7
1990 Oslo (NOR)   Mark Kirchner 25:48.9
1991 Lahti (FIN)   Mark Kirchner 30:48.1
1993 Borovets (BUL)   Mark Kirchner 27:30.5
1995 Antholz (ITA)   Patrice Bailly-Salins 29:23.8
1996 Ruhpolding (GER)   Vladimir Drachev 26:52.3
1997 Brezno-Osrblie (SVK)   Wilfried Pallhuber
1999 Kontiolahti (FIN)   Frank Luck
2000 Oslo (NOR)   Frode Andresen 23:51.2
2001 Pokljuka (SLO)   Pavel Rostovtsev
2003 Khanty-Mansiysk (RUS)   Ole Einar Bjørndalen
2004 Oberhof (GER)   Raphaël Poirée
2005 Hochfilzen (AUT)   Ole Einar Bjørndalen 24:37.5
2007 Antholz (ITA)   Ole Einar Bjørndalen 26:18.8
2008 Östersund (SWE)   Maxim Tchoudov 22:25.4
2009 Pyeongchang (KOR)   Ole Einar Bjørndalen 24:16.5
2011 Khanty-Mansiysk (RUS)   Arnd Peiffer 24:34.0
2012 Ruhpolding (GER)   Martin Fourcade 24:18.6
2013 Nové Město (CZE)   Emil Hegle Svendsen 23:25.1
2015 Kontiolahti (FIN)   Johannes Thingnes Bø 24:12.8
2016 Oslo (NOR)   Martin Fourcade 25:35.4
2017 Hochfilzen (AUT)   Benedikt Doll 23:27.4
2019 Östersund (SWE)   Johannes Thingnes Bø 24:37.6
2020 Antholz (ITA)   Alexander Loginov 22:48.1
2021 Pokljuka (SLO)   Martin Ponsiluoma 24:41.1

Pursuit

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Games Athlete Time
1997 Brezno-Osrblie (SVK)   Viktor Maigourov
1998 Pokljuka (SLO)   Vladimir Drachev 36:30.3
1999 Kontiolahti (FIN)   Ricco Groß
2000 Oslo (NOR)   Frank Luck 33:21.9
2001 Pokljuka (SLO)   Pavel Rostovtsev
2003 Khanty-Mansiysk (RUS)   Ricco Groß
2004 Oberhof (GER)   Ricco Groß
2005 Hochfilzen (AUT)   Ole Einar Bjørndalen 36:41.4
2007 Antholz (ITA)   Ole Einar Bjørndalen 32:21.2
2008 Östersund (SWE)   Ole Einar Bjørndalen 31:04.51
2009 Pyeongchang (KOR)   Ole Einar Bjørndalen 31:46.7
2011 Khanty-Mansiysk (RUS)   Martin Fourcade 33:02.6
2012 Ruhpolding (GER)   Martin Fourcade 33:39.4
2013 Nové Město (CZE)   Emil Hegle Svendsen 32:35.5
2015 Kontiolahti (FIN)   Erik Lesser 30:47.9
2016 Oslo (NOR)   Martin Fourcade 32:56.5
2017 Hochfilzen (AUT)   Martin Fourcade 30:16.9
2019 Östersund (SWE)   Dmytro Pidruchnyi 31:54.1
2020 Antholz (ITA)   Émilien Jacquelin 31:15.2
2021 Pokljuka (SLO)   Émilien Jacquelin 31:22.1

Mass Start

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Games Athlete Time
1999 Oslo (NOR)   Sven Fischer
2000 Oslo (NOR)   Raphaël Poirée 39:31.5
2001 Pokljuka (SLO)   Raphaël Poirée
2002 Oslo (NOR)   Raphaël Poirée 37:57.8
2003 Khanty-Mansiysk (RUS)   Ole Einar Bjørndalen
2004 Oberhof (GER)   Raphaël Poirée
2005 Hochfilzen (AUT)   Ole Einar Bjørndalen 40:51.9
2007 Antholz (ITA)   Michael Greis 37:52.1
2008 Östersund (SWE)   Emil Hegle Svendsen 36:12.6
2009 Pyeongchang (KOR)   Dominik Landertinger 38:32.5
2011 Khanty-Mansiysk (RUS)   Emil Hegle Svendsen 38:42.7
2012 Ruhpolding (GER)   Martin Fourcade 38:25.4
2013 Nové Město (CZE)   Tarjei Bø 36:15.8
2015 Kontiolahti (FIN)   Jakov Fak 36:24.9
2016 Oslo (NOR)   Johannes Thingnes Bø 37:05.1
2017 Hochfilzen (AUT)   Simon Schempp 35:38.3
2019 Östersund (SWE)   Dominik Windisch 40:54.1
2020 Antholz (ITA)   Johannes Thingnes Bø 38:09.5
2021 Pokljuka (SLO)   Sturla Holm Lægreid 36:27.2

Relay

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Games Athlete Time
1966 Garmisch-Partenkirchen (GER)   Norway
1967 Altenberg (GDR)   Norway
1969 Zakopane (POL)   Soviet Union
1970 Östersund (SWE)   Soviet Union
1971 Hämeenlinna (FIN)   Soviet Union
1973 Lake Placid (USA)   Soviet Union
1974 Minsk (URS)   Soviet Union 2:02:48.75
1975 Antholz (ITA)   Finland
1977 Vingrom (NOR)   Soviet Union
1978 Hochfilzen (AUT)   East Germany
1979 Ruhpolding (GER)   East Germany
1981 Lahti (FIN)   East Germany
1982 Minsk (URS)   East Germany
1983 Antholz (ITA)   Soviet Union
1985 Ruhpolding (GER)   Soviet Union 1:33:12.7
1986 Oslo (NOR)   Soviet Union
1987 Lake Placid (USA)   East Germany
1989 Feistritz (AUT)   East Germany
1990 Kontiolahti (FIN)   Italy 1:30:54.7
1991 Lahti (FIN)   Germany 1:33:33.5
1993 Borovets (BUL)   Italy 1:32:18.3
1995 Antholz (ITA)   Germany 1:23:29.0
1996 Ruhpolding (GER)   Russia 1:19:50.8
1997 Brezno-Osrblie (SVK)   Germany
1999 Kontiolahti (FIN)   Belarus
2000 Lahti (FIN)   Russia 1:33:39.6
2001 Pokljuka (SLO)   France
2003 Khanty-Mansiysk (RUS)   Germany
2004 Oberhof (GER)   Germany
2005 Hochfilzen (AUT)   Norway 1:21:59.2
2007 Antholz (ITA)   Russia 1:14:36.1
2008 Östersund (SWE)   Russia 1:21:00.7
2009 Pyeongchang (KOR)   Norway 1:08:04.1
2011 Khanty-Mansiysk (RUS)   Norway 1:16:13.9
2012 Ruhpolding (GER)   Norway 1:17:26.8
2013 Nové Město (CZE)   Norway 1:15:39.0
2015 Kontiolahti (FIN)   Germany 1:13:49.5
2016 Oslo (NOR)   Norway 1:13:16.8
2017 Hochfilzen (AUT)   Russia 1:14:15.0
2019 Östersund (SWE)   Norway 1:12:03.7
2020 Antholz (ITA)   France 1:12:35.9
2021 Pokljuka (SLO)   Norway 1:12:27.4

Team (time)

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Games Athlete Time
1958 Saalfelden (AUT)   Sweden 6:23:58
1959 Courmayeur (ITA)   Soviet Union 5:10:27
1961 Umeå (SWE)   Finland 4:45:38
1962 Hämeenlinna (FIN)   Soviet Union 4:12:38
1963 Seefeld (AUT)   Soviet Union 4:45:56.7
1965 Elverum (NOR)   Norway 4:18:00.9

Team

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Games Athlete Time
1989 Feistritz (AUT)   Soviet Union 59:36.9
1990 Oslo (NOR)   East Germany 1:04:24.1
1991 Lahti (FIN)   Italy 1:00:59.8
1992 Novosibirsk (RUS)   Commonwealth of Independent States 56:23.2
1993 Borovets (BUL)   Germany
1994 Canmore (CAN)   Italy 26:26.5
1995 Antholz (ITA)   Norway
1996 Ruhpolding (GER)   Belarus 26:05.6
1997 Brezno-Osrblie (SVK)   Belarus
1998 Hochfilzen (AUT)   Norway 29:17.6

Women

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Individual

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Games Athlete Time
1984 Chamonix (FRA)   Venera Chernyshova 44:21.7
1985 Egg am Etzel (SUI)   Kaija Parve 43:21.4
1986 Falun (SWE)   Eva Korpela 37:46.9
1987 Lahti (FIN)   Sanna Grønlid 42:42.8
1988 Chamonix (FRA)   Anne Elvebakk
1989 Feistritz (AUT)   Petra Schaaf 1:06:11.2
1990 Minsk (URS)   Svetlana Davidova 1:06:11.2
1991 Lahti (FIN)   Petra Schaaf 55:14.9
1993 Borovets (BUL)   Petra Schaaf 50:32.9
1995 Antholz (ITA)   Corinne Niogret 51:16.3
1996 Ruhpolding (GER)   Emmanuelle Claret 46:43.1
1997 Brezno-Osrblie (SVK)   Magdalena Forsberg
1999 Oslo (NOR)   Olena Zubrilova
2000 Oslo (NOR)   Corinne Niogret 45:30.9
2001 Pokljuka (SLO)   Magdalena Forsberg
2003 Khanty-Mansiysk (RUS)   Kateřina Holubcová
2004 Oberhof (GER)   Olga Pyleva
2005 Hochfilzen (AUT)   Andrea Henkel 52:37.5
2007 Antholz (ITA)   Linda Grubben 46:24.3
2008 Östersund (SWE)   Ekaterina Iourieva 44:23.8
2009 Pyeongchang (KOR)   Kati Wilhelm 44:03.1
2011 Khanty-Mansiysk (RUS)   Helena Ekholm 47:08.3
2012 Ruhpolding (GER)   Tora Berger 42:30.0
2013 Nové Město (CZE)   Tora Berger 44:52.5
2015 Kontiolahti (FIN)   Ekaterina Yurlova 41:32.2
2016 Oslo (NOR)   Marie Dorin Habert 44:02.8
2017 Hochfilzen (AUT)   Laura Dahlmeier 39:39.2
2019 Östersund (SWE)   Hanna Öberg 43:10.4
2020 Antholz (ITA)   Dorothea Wierer 43:07.7
2021 Pokljuka (SLO)   Markéta Davidová 34:43.8

Sprint

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Games Athlete Time
1984 Chamonix (FRA)   Venera Chernyshova 23:00.1
1985 Egg am Etzel (SUI)   Sanna Grønlid 21:58.9
1986 Falun (SWE)   Kaija Parve 20:07.0
1987 Lahti (FIN)   Elena Golovina 21:14.7
1988 Chamonix (FRA)   Petra Schaaf
1989 Feistritz (AUT)   Anne Elvebakk 27:12.3
1990 Oslo (NOR)   Anne Elvebakk 51:53.4
1991 Lahti (FIN)   Grete I. Nykkelmo 30:01.9
1993 Borovets (BUL)   Myriam Bédard 21:01.9
1995 Antholz (ITA)   Anne Briand 24:00.6
1996 Ruhpolding (GER)   Olga Romasko 22:30.5
1997 Brezno-Osrblie (SVK)   Olga Romasko
1999 Kontiolahti (FIN)   Martina Zellner
2000 Oslo (NOR)   Liv Grete Skjelbreid 20:51.9
2001 Pokljuka (SLO)   Kati Wilhelm
2003 Khanty-Mansiysk (RUS)   Sylvie Becaert
2004 Oberhof (GER)   Liv Grete Poirée
2005 Hochfilzen (AUT)   Uschi Disl 21:58.6
2007 Antholz (ITA)   Magdalena Neuner 22:46.9
2008 Östersund (SWE)   Andrea Henkel 19:43.1
2009 Pyeongchang (KOR)   Kati Wilhelm 21:11.1
2011 Khanty-Mansiysk (RUS)   Magdalena Neuner 20:31.2
2012 Ruhpolding (GER)   Magdalena Neuner 21:07.0
2013 Nové Město (CZE)   Olena Pidhrushna 21:02.1
2015 Kontiolahti (FIN)   Marie Dorin Habert 22:16.8
2016 Oslo (NOR)   Tiril Eckhoff 21:10.8
2017 Hochfilzen (AUT)   Gabriela Koukalová 19:12.6
2019 Östersund (SWE)   Anastasiya Kuzmina 22:17.5
2020 Antholz (ITA)   Marte Olsbu Røiseland 21:13.1
2021 Pokljuka (SLO)   Tiril Eckhoff 21:18.7

Pursuit

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Games Athlete Time
1997 Brezno-Osrblie (SVK)   Magdalena Forsberg
1998 Pokljuka (SLO)   Magdalena Forsberg 37:58.6
1999 Kontiolahti (FIN)   Olena Zubrilova
2000 Oslo (NOR)   Magdalena Forsberg 31:53.8
2001 Pokljuka (SLO)   Liv Grete Poirée
2003 Khanty-Mansiysk (RUS)   Sandrine Bailly
  Martina Glagow
2004 Oberhof (GER)   Liv Grete Poirée
2005 Hochfilzen (AUT)   Uschi Disl 33:32.5
2007 Antholz (ITA)   Magdalena Neuner 33:01.6
2008 Östersund (SWE)   Andrea Henkel 28:56.0
2009 Pyeongchang (KOR)   Helena Ekholm 34:12.3
2011 Khanty-Mansiysk (RUS)   Kaisa Mäkäräinen 30:00.1
2012 Ruhpolding (GER)   Darya Domracheva 29:39.6
2013 Nové Město (CZE)   Tora Berger 28:48.4
2015 Kontiolahti (FIN)   Marie Dorin Habert 30:07.7
2016 Oslo (NOR)   Laura Dahlmeier 30:49.2
2017 St. Moritz (SUI)   Laura Dahlmeier 28:02.3
2019 Östersund (SWE)   Denise Herrmann 31:45.9
2020 Antholz (ITA)   Dorothea Wierer 29:22.0
2021 Pokljuka (SLO)   Tiril Eckhoff 30:38.1

Mass Start

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Games Athlete Time
1999 Oslo (NOR)   Olena Zubrilova
2000 Oslo (NOR)   Liv Grete Skjelbreid 38:51.7
2001 Pokljuka (SLO)   Magdalena Forsberg
2002 Oslo (NOR)   Olena Zubrilova 37:09.5
2003 Khanty-Mansiysk (RUS)   Albina Akhatova
2004 Oberhof (GER)   Liv Grete Poirée
2005 Hochfilzen (AUT)   Gro Marit Istad Kristiansen 41:40.3
2007 Antholz (ITA)   Andrea Henkel 37:13.1
2008 Östersund (SWE)   Magdalena Neuner 39:36.5
2009 Pyeongchang (KOR)   Olga Zaitseva 34:18.3
2011 Khanty-Mansiysk (RUS)   Magdalena Neuner 36:48.5
2012 Ruhpolding (GER)   Tora Berger 35:41.6
2013 Nové Město (CZE)   Darya Domracheva 35:54.5
2015 Kontiolahti (FIN)   Valj Semerenko 34:32.9
2016 Oslo (NOR)   Marie Dorin Habert 35:28.5
2017 Hochfilzen (AUT)   Laura Dahlmeier 33:13.8
2019 Östersund (SWE)   Dorothea Wierer 37:26.4
2020 Antholz (ITA)   Marte Olsbu Røiseland 39:14.0
2021 Pokljuka (SLO)   Lisa Theresa Hauser 36:05.7

Relay

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Games Athlete Time
1984 Chamonix (FRA)   Soviet Union
1985 Egg am Etzel (SUI)   Soviet Union 1:23:43.7
1986 Falun (SWE)   Soviet Union
1987 Lahti (FIN)   Soviet Union
1988 Chamonix (FRA)   Soviet Union
1989 Feistritz (AUT)   Soviet Union 1:23:15.5
1990 Oslo (NOR)   Soviet Union 1:33:14.1
1991 Lahti (FIN)   Soviet Union 1:24:54.3
1993 Borovets (BUL)   Czech Republic 1:52:08.6
1995 Antholz (ITA)   Germany 1:37:05.0
1996 Ruhpolding (GER)   Germany 1:33:59.8
1997 Brezno-Osrblie (SVK)   Germany
1999 Kontiolahti (FIN)   Germany
2000 Oslo (NOR)   Russia 1:32:19.8
2001 Pokljuka (SLO)   Russia
2003 Khanty-Mansiysk (RUS)   Russia
2004 Oberhof (GER)   Norway
2005 Hochfilzen (AUT)   Russia 1:13:44.4
2007 Antholz (ITA)   Germany 1:14:19.1
2008 Östersund (SWE)   Germany 1:10:12.6
2009 Pyeongchang (KOR)   Russia 1:13:12.9
2011 Khanty-Mansiysk (RUS)   Germany 1:13:31.1
2012 Ruhpolding (GER)   Germany 1:09:33.0
2013 Nové Město (CZE)   Norway 1:08:11.0
2015 Kontiolahti (FIN)   Germany 1:11:54.6
2016 Oslo (NOR)   Norway 1:07:10.0
2017 St. Moritz (SUI)   Germany 1:11.16.6
2019 Östersund (SWE)   Norway 1:12:00.1
2020 Antholz (ITA)   Norway 1:07:05.7
2021 Pokljuka (SLO)   Norway 1:10:39.0

Team

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Games Athlete Time
1989 Feistritz (AUT)   Soviet Union 1:05:38.8
1990 Oslo (NOR)   Soviet Union 56:30.3
1991 Lahti (FIN)   Soviet Union 59:08.1
1992 Novosibirsk (RUS)   Germany 56:44.5
1993 Borovets (BUL)   France 53:58.1
1994 Canmore (CAN)   Belarus
1995 Antholz (ITA)   Norway
1996 Ruhpolding (GER)   Germany 23:23.6
1997 Brezno-Osrblie (SVK)   Norway
1998 Hochfilzen (AUT)   Russia 30:21.1

Mixed

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Mixed Relay

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Games Athlete Time
2005 Khanty-Mansiysk (RUS)   Russia
2006 Pokljuka (SLO)   Russia 1:16:24.83
2007 Antholz (ITA)   Sweden 1:20:04.7
2008 Östersund (SWE)   Germany 1:12:20.5
2009 Pyeongchang (KOR)   France 1:10:30.0
2010 Khanty-Mansiysk (RUS)   Germany 1:18:17.4
2011 Khanty-Mansiysk (RUS)   Norway 1:14:22.5
2012 Ruhpolding (GER)   Norway 1:12:29.3
2013 Nové Město (CZE)   Norway 1:12:04.9
2015 Kontiolahti (FIN)   Czech Republic 1:20:27.4
2016 Oslo (NOR)   France 1:14:01.0
2017 Hochfilzen (AUT)   Germany 1:09:06.4
2019 Östersund (SWE)   Norway 1:17:41.4
2020 Antholz (ITA)   Norway 1:02:27.7
2021 Pokljuka (SLO)   Norway 1:20:19.3

Single Mixed Relay

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Games Athlete Time
2019 Östersund (SWE)   Olsbu Røiseland / Bø 35:43.2
2020 Antholz (ITA)   Olsbu Røiseland / Bø 34:19.9
2021 Pokljuka (SLO)   Guigonnat / Simon 36:42.4

Biathlon World Cup

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Medals table

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  1. 18 titles
      Norway (NOR)
  2. 15 titles
      France (FRA)
  3. 11 titles
      Germany (GER)
  4. 10 titles
      East Germany (GDR)
      Sweden (SWE)
  5. 7 titles
      Russia (RUS)
  6. 3 titles
      Finland (FIN)
  7. 2 titles
      Belarus (BLR)
      Czech Republic (CZE)
  8. 1 title
      Italy (ITA)

Most successful athletes

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  1. 7 titles
      Martin Fourcade
  2. 6 titles
      Ole Einar Bjørndalen
      Magdalena Forsberg
  3. 4 titles
      Raphaël Poirée
      Frank Ullrich
  4. 3 titles
      Kaisa Mäkäräinen
      Magdalena Neuner
      Frank-Peter Roetsch
  5. 2 titles
      Sven Fischer
      Eva Korpela
      Anfisa Reztsova
      Sergei Tchepikov
      Jon Åge Tyldum

Men

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Season Athlete
1978   Frank Ullrich
1979   Klaus Siebert
1980   Frank Ullrich
1981   Frank Ullrich
1982   Frank Ullrich
1983   Peter Angerer
1984   Frank-Peter Roetsch
1985   Frank-Peter Roetsch
1986   André Sehmisch
1987   Frank-Peter Roetsch
1988   Fritz Fischer
1989   Eirik Kvalfoss
1990   Sergei Tchepikov
1991   Sergei Tchepikov
1992   Jon Åge Tyldum
1993   Mikael Löfgren
1994   Patrice Bailly-Salins
1995   Jon Åge Tyldum
1996   Vladimir Drachev
1997   Sven Fischer
1998   Ole Einar Bjørndalen
1999   Sven Fischer
2000   Raphaël Poirée
2001   Raphaël Poirée
2002   Raphaël Poirée
2003   Ole Einar Bjørndalen
2004   Raphaël Poirée
2005   Ole Einar Bjørndalen
2006   Ole Einar Bjørndalen
2007   Michael Greis
2008   Ole Einar Bjørndalen
2009   Ole Einar Bjørndalen
2010   Emil Hegle Svendsen
2011   Tarjei Bø
2012   Martin Fourcade
2013   Martin Fourcade
2014   Martin Fourcade
2015   Martin Fourcade
2016   Martin Fourcade
2017   Martin Fourcade
2018   Martin Fourcade
2019   Johannes Thingnes Bø

Women

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Season Athlete
1983   Gry Østvik
1984   Mette Mestad
1985   Sanna Grønlid
1986   Eva Korpela
1987   Eva Korpela
1988   Anne Elvebakk
1989   Elena Golovina
1990   Jiřina Adamičková
1991   Svetlana Davidova
1992   Anfisa Reztsova
1993   Anfisa Reztsova
1994   Svetlana Paramygina
1995   Anne Briand
1996   Emmanuelle Claret
1997   Magdalena Forsberg
1998   Magdalena Forsberg
1999   Magdalena Forsberg
2000   Magdalena Forsberg
2001   Magdalena Forsberg
2002   Magdalena Forsberg
2003   Martina Glagow
2004   Liv Grete Skjelbreid Poirée
2005   Sandrine Bailly
2006   Kati Wilhelm
2007   Andrea Henkel
2008   Magdalena Neuner
2009   Helena Jonsson
2010   Magdalena Neuner
2011   Kaisa Mäkäräinen
2012   Magdalena Neuner
2013   Tora Berger
2014   Kaisa Mäkäräinen
2015   Darya Domracheva
2016   Gabriela Soukalová
2017   Laura Dahlmeier
2018   Kaisa Mäkäräinen
2019   Dorothea Wierer
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