Quiz: Do you remember the BMW IBU World Cup Season 18/19 on the men’s side?

Are you a fan of biathlon and the BMW IBU World Cup? Do you think you have a good memory of the 2018/2019 season on the men's side? Then put your knowledge to the test with our quiz!

The 2018/2019 season was an exciting one, with many talented athletes competing for the top spot. From the opening event in Pokljuka, Slovenia to the final event in Oslo, Norway, there were plenty of memorable moments and thrilling races.

Do you remember who won the overall World Cup title? How about the individual races in Hochfilzen, Antholz, and Canmore? Can you name the top three athletes in the sprint, pursuit, and mass start events?

Our quiz will challenge your memory and test your knowledge of the 2018/2019 BMW IBU World Cup season on the men's side. So, grab a pen and paper, or get ready to take notes on your computer or phone, and let's get started!

FAQ 1: What is the BMW IBU World Cup Season 18/19 on the men's side?

The BMW IBU World Cup Season 18/19 on the men's side is a series of biathlon competitions that take place annually. It is organized by the International Biathlon Union (IBU) and features the world's best male biathletes competing in various events, including individual, sprint, pursuit, mass start, and relay races.

FAQ 2: When and where does the BMW IBU World Cup Season 18/19 on the men's side take place?

The BMW IBU World Cup Season 18/19 on the men's side takes place from November 2018 to March 2019. The competitions are held in various locations across Europe, including Austria, Germany, France, Italy, Slovenia, and Sweden. The season culminates with the World Championships, which are held in Östersund, Sweden in March 2019.

FAQ 3: Who are the top contenders in the BMW IBU World Cup Season 18/19 on the men's side?

There are several top contenders in the BMW IBU World Cup Season 18/19 on the men's side. Some of the most notable biathletes include Martin Fourcade from France, Johannes Thingnes Bø from Norway, and Anton Shipulin from Russia. Other strong competitors include Simon Schempp from Germany, Emil Hegle Svendsen from Norway, and Arnd Peiffer from Germany.