Johan-Olaf Botn needed two podiums to remain in the team

Botn, the overall IBU Cup leader with no one even close to matching his speed at the second-best championship, was a total disaster in his World Cup debut in Oberhof.

Oberhof is not suitable for an athlete who runs fast but shoots poorly, and the universal attention at the World Cup for a beginner is not at all comparable to the quiet and cozy atmosphere at the IBU Cup. In addition to all this, the Norwegian coaches have set a target for the young athlete - two podium finishes in two races, if he wants to remain in the main team. An almost impossible mission that almost immediately pulled the ground out from under the feet of the young talent.

«I felt a lot of pressure because I knew I had to get two podiums to stay in the World Cup.

Also, I was completely unprepared for all the attention I was getting from the media, it was something completely different from my normal life. It was too much to deal with.

I believe that my case is very similar to the case that happened last year with Endre Strömsheim. We talked about this in Oberhof because we lived in the same room. We discussed what I should do this season and next. It was interesting

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Created 2024-01-17 16:04
World Cup, 9th event, Holmenkollen
Time CET
19.03.2026 - 16:15 - Sprint 7.5 km, Women
20.03.2026 - 16:15 - Sprint 10 km, Men
21.03.2026 - 13:45 - Pursuit 10 km, Women
21.03.2026 - 16:15 - Pursuit 12.5 km, Men
22.03.2026 - 13:45 - Mass start 12.5 km, Women
22.03.2026 - 16:30 - Mass start 15 km, Men
#   Name Pts
1 France Eric Perrot 1263
2 Norway Holm Laegreid Sturla 984
3 Norway Johan-Olav Botn 968
4 Sweden Sebastian Samuelsson 918
5 France Emilien Jacquelin 876
6 Italy Tommaso Giacomel 797
7 Norway Sjastad Christiansen Vetle 736
8 Sweden Martin Ponsiluoma 727
9 Germany Philipp Nawrath 716
10 Norway Johannes Dale-skjevdal 697
11 France Quentin Fillon Maillet 689
12 Norway Martin Uldal 609
13 USA Campbell Wright 604
14 Italy Lukas Hofer 552
15 Norway Isak Frey 538
#   Name Pts
1 France Lou Jeanmonnot 1135
2 Sweden Hanna Oeberg 958
3 Italy Lisa Vittozzi 935
4 Sweden Karin Oeberg Elvira 922
5 Finland Suvi Minkkinen 881
6 France Julia Simon 827
7 Sweden Anna Magnusson 803
8 France Oceane Michelon 651
9 Norway Maren Kirkeeide 639
10 France Camille Bened 600
11 France Justine Braisaz-bouchet 597
12 Czech Tereza Vobornikova 510
13 Italy Dorothea Wierer 456
14 Germany Vanessa Voigt 433
15 Slovakia Paulina Batovska Fialkova 405
#   Nation Pts
1 Norway Norway 7466.0
2 France France 7027.0
3 Sweden Sweden 6696.0
4 Germany Germany 6180.0
5 Italy Italy 5724.0
6 Czech Republic Czech 5536.0
7 USA Usa 5340.0
8 Finland Finland 5204.0
9 Switzerland Switzerland 5051.0
10 Slovenia Slovenia 4708.0
11 Ukraine Ukraine 4618.0
12 Estonia Estonia 4391.0
13 Austria Austria 4185.0
14 Poland Poland 4055.0
15 Latvia Latvia 3722.0
#   Nation Pts
1 Sweden Sweden 6956.0
2 France France 6920.0
3 Norway Norway 6402.0
4 Italy Italy 6037.0
5 Germany Germany 5815.0
6 Czech Republic Czech 5582.0
7 Finland Finland 5524.0
8 Austria Austria 5291.0
9 Switzerland Switzerland 5270.0
10 Poland Poland 4860.0
11 Slovakia Slovakia 4812.0
12 Slovenia Slovenia 4578.0
13 USA Usa 4507.0
14 Ukraine Ukraine 4260.0
15 Estonia Estonia 3916.0

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