Biathlon champion Dorothea Wierer is set to make her return to the World Cup after more than a month out of action due to flu. The Italian athlete will be competing at her home in Anterselva, where she has previously achieved success on four occasions.
Wierer, who has been eagerly awaiting her return to competition, sees the upcoming event as a crucial test of her fitness and form. “I haven’t competed for five weeks, it will above all be a competitive test,” she said.
With the World Championships looming in February, Wierer is keen to be in peak condition for the major event. She has been following a well-tested preparation routine to ensure she is ready to perform at her best.
The biathlon community will be eagerly watching Wierer’s performance on Friday, January 19, as she takes part in the Short individual starts. Her return to competition after a challenging period will be closely followed as she aims to demonstrate her competitive prowess once again.
Wierer’s resilience and determination to return to the sport after battling the flu is a testament to her commitment and passion for biathlon. Her fans will no doubt be cheering her on as she competes on home turf, and her rivals will be keeping a close eye on her performance as she gears up for the upcoming World Championships.