The Biathlon Dictionary

The Biathlon Dictionary Preface Émilien Jacquelin Don’t miss the event book Le Dico du Biathlon. A true biathlon bible, found in its 388 pages, more than 320 definitions and portraits of French and foreign biathletes who have marked the history of their sport.     For several years, biathlon has seen its popularity explode. During the winter, millions of people now follow the competitions with interest, hoping for a victory for Quentin Fillon-Maillet, Justine Braisaz-Bouchet, Emilien Jacquelin or even Julia Simon.     The history of this sport, which combines cross-country skiing and rifle shooting, is not new. The first world championship took place in 1958 in Saalfeden, Austria. The organizing international federation was then chaired by a Swedish general.     Since then, the races have mobilized numerous athletes, some of whom have become legendary. Stadiums were built and became temples for victory-seeking athletes and their supporters.     In the Biathlon Dictionary, the editorial staff of Nordic Magazine has brought together more than 320 definitions. Biathletes, coaches, personalities who have left their mark, emblematic sites, races and even familiar words for the champions of yesterday and today are presented throughout the pages.     With the Dico du Biathlon, this winter sport which has produced numerous champions, from Raphaël Poirée to Quentin Fillon-Maillet, via Sandrine Bailly and Marie Dorin-Habert and of course Martin Fourcade, will no longer have any secrets for YOU. Become an expert on biathlon with Le Dico du Biathlon