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Sporting excitement

When the world’s best biathletes compete in six races, just get ready for goosebumps. The Biathlon family awaits you with electrifying competitions and big emotions!

Competition Program 2023

Schedule
Date and starting times of all competitions
Information on the competitions
Date and starting times of all competitions
Competition day
Thursday, 19.01.2023
Friday, 20.01.2023
Saturday, 21.01.2023
Sunday, 22.01.2023
Starting time
Thursday, 19.01.2023
14:30
Friday, 20.01.2023
14:30
Saturday, 21.01.2023
13:00 & 15:00
Sunday, 22.01.2023
11:45 & 14:30
Competition
Thursday, 19.01.2023
Sprint women
Friday, 20.01.2023
Sprint men
Saturday, 21.01.2023
Pursuit women & men
Sunday, 22.01.2023
Relay women & men
World Cup calendar 2022/23

The detailed program at a glance

19.01.2023
20.01.2023
21.01.2023
21.01.2023
22.01.2023
22.01.2023
Women’s Sprint
SPRINT (F)19.01.2023
19.01.2023 AT 14:30
Women’s Sprint
Entirely in keeping with the motto ‘Ladies first’, it's the ladies who kicks off the Biathlon World Cup in Antholz on 19 January 2023 with the women’s sprint race. Will it be an outsider or rather a favourite athlete who masters the 7.5 km distance?
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Men’s Sprint
Sprint (M)20.01.2023
20.01.2023 AT 14:30
Men’s Sprint
Day two of the 2023 World Cup in Antholz is devoted wholly to the men’s sprint. Three rounds, two shooting ranges: It remains to be seen which biathlete will manage to stand out from the world's elite.
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Women’s Pursuit
Pursuit (F)21.01.2023
21.01.2023 AT 13:00
Women’s Pursuit
In this competition, the strong shooters come into their own: In the four shooting ranges, they have a good chance of getting a top position.
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Men's Pursuit
Pursuit men21.01.2023
21.01.2023 AT 15:00
Men's Pursuit
In the pursuit competition, the 60 qualified biathletes will go full throttle to improve their ranking.
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Women’s Relay
Relay (W)22.01.2023
22.01.2023 AT 11:45
Women’s Relay
Only the team that works best together will be the winning team of the relay competition in the end. But which team has chosen the best strategy and can prevail against the other nations? We will know on 22nd January 2023.
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Men's relay
Realy (M)22.01.2023
22.01.2023 AT 14:30
Men's relay
The pressure on individual teammates is high because every individual in the relay competition wants to do their very best for the team.
On the last day of the Biathlon World Cup we will see which nation has the strongest male athletes.
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Course Map

Take a look at the detailed map and get an insight into the exact course layout of the various World Cup competitions.

2,0 KM: Relay w
2,5 KM: Mass Start w - Relay m
3,0 KM: Individual w - Mass Start m
4,0 KM: Individual m
Course map
Course map
Course map

Stadium plan

The biathlon stadium Südtirol Arena Alto Adige, located at the end of the Antholz valley at 1.600 meters above sea level, is the highest competition venue in the IBU World Cup Circus. Nestled between imposing mountains and perfectly adapted to the landscape, the grandstand in the stadium offers space for around 15,000 fans. While the seats and the L-area are fixed grandstands, the M-area is set up especially for the event. On the course area located directly at the famous Huber Alm, numerous fans follow the exciting competitions.
Stadium Plan
Stadium Plan
Stadium Plan
An at-a-glance view of the biathlon centre

Useful information

Find out everything you need to know about the World Cup. Let us show you the impressive Südtirol Arena, where the exciting competitions are held, and present the all-round programme in more detail.