The Biathlon Podcast

After a long hot summer the snow is back and so is The Biathlon Podcast! Will brings you up to speed with everything that's happened in the off-season and gives picks for next week and the crystal globe winners.

Will reacts to the shock announcment that Simon Desthieux will retire at the end of the season as well as the news that Dominik Windisch is doing the same. Also all of the best bets for the season finale in Oslo. Can Braisaz-Bouchet find her magic in the range? Can anyone beat Fillon Maillet?

The first World Cup in Estonia delivered the goods as we had crystal globes decided and the best Sprint race of the season. It's a look back at all the races with the welcome return of loud fans and their less welcome vuvuzelas!

After a very up and down weekend for the French team it's time to relive and react to all of the action over the weekend in Finland, wonder if Jacquelin could do with slowing down and congratulate the resurgent Germans.

After the excitement of the Olympics, The Biathlon Podcast brings you all the latest news from Ukraine and the wider Biathlon world. As well as predictions for all the races coming up this weekend in Finland.

This has been a controversial Olympics but the Biathlon has done more than it's fair share to keep us focused on the sport, and we finish the games with reaction to the two final races.

We might have had results we expected, but no-one saw how we'd get there coming! All the post relay reaction plus the best bets for our final races of the Olympics.

All the reaction to a couple of pursuit races where there wasn't a huge amount of pursuing! There's also predictions for all the medals in the upcoming relays.

Normal service resumed as the big names fought it out for the sprint medals. After looking back at those races it's medal predictions for the pursuits, as well as guessing who will make up the most places tomorrow 

The Individual races picked right up where the Mixed Relay left off, with drama across the board as the final shot did it's usual dastardly work. It's a look back at all the drama before running through the picks for the Sprint podiums.

After the best relay in years, we look back at all of the misses and an excellent finish in the Mixed Relay, before looking forward to the Individual races coming up.

After a loooong 4 years the Winter Olympics are finally back. First up in the Biathlon is the mixed relay and I have my odds and predictions for you. If you want to nail your colours to the mast, leave your medal predictions on Facebook

After a wild set of fun races in Antholz (maybe not the Men's Relay...), I give you my biggest winners and losers and ask what is happening to Lisa Vittozzi?!

It’s prediction time as the air gets thinner up in Antholz for the last World Cup before we head to Beijing, and I wonder if I was too hasty in crowning Marte Olsbu Roiseland earlier today.

Looking back on the Ruhpolding races and wondering if the Crystal Globes may already be in the bag.

A bit late this week but I'm back with all the reaction from Oberhof, a quick rant about American TV coverage, and a look forward to the rapidly approaching Ruhpolding races.

As the memories of mince pies and turkey fade, it's back to Biathlon. Will looks back at the World Team Challenge, gives his top bets for Oberhof and brings you up to date with all the Biathlon news.

After a virus enforced break, I’m back to see who flew and who flopped over the last 2 weeks.

It’s prediction time as the tour moves from Sweden down to Austria for round 3. There’s best bets for the sprints and relays as well as all the team news.

After some excellent races (and some not so excellent races) in Oestersund, it’s time to look back at all the action before the tour heads off to Austria.

It’s week two of racing in Oestersund so it’s time to make our picks. There's news of demotions and we speculate on who can improve tomorrow.

We had incredible comebacks and 4 different winners, today it’s a look back at the highs and lows of week 1 in Oestersund. With an added sprinkle of IBU Cup action from Idre.

In the second of the prediction pods it’s a look forward to the start of this season's action in Sweden with predictions for the 4 upcoming races in Oestersund, as well as news of the first IBU Cup races in Idre.

It’s time for predictions that will make us look stupid in no time at all as we predict the winner of each and every crystal globe.

After the long, snowless summer, The Biathlon Podcast is back to wrangle through the biggest questions in Biathlon before the season starts on Saturday.