Biathlon: Olympic champion Herrmann continues career

Biathlon Olympic champion Denise Herrmann will continue her career in Oberhof until the 2023 World Cup. "The training year traditionally begins on May 1st, so the first days of training are already behind me," wrote the 33-year-old on Instagram: "As is well known The daily drainage is great and I burn for the home World Cup in Oberhof with you fans! "

Most recently, Herrmann had left the continuation of her successful career open, and they also had the personnel changes in the sporting management hesitate. "In order to be able to achieve top performances, a lot has to be right," said the Oberwiesenthaler of the Saxon newspaper: "And if you have been there for a few years, you know what to do. from that I still hang a little bit on my career. "

Bernd Eisenbichler was most recently replaced by Felix Bitterling in the sporting management, in the coaching team with the women, head coach Kristian Mehringer received support from Norwegian Sverre Olsbu Röiseland, the husband of overall World Cup winner Marte Olsbu Röiseland. Her future decision was finally made on vacation in Abu Dhabi with her partner Thomas Wick. The World Cup in February in Oberhof is now the "huge target".

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With Erik Lesser, a top performer of the German biathletes had already resigned after last winter.