Quiz: Do you remember the past women’s BMW IBU World Cup season?

by trulylike

Are you a fan of women's biathlon and the BMW IBU World Cup? Do you think you have a good memory of the past season? Test your knowledge with our quiz and see how well you remember the highlights of the 2019/2020 season.

The women's BMW IBU World Cup is one of the most exciting and competitive events in the world of biathlon. The 2019/2020 season was no exception, with some of the best athletes in the world competing for the top spot in each race.

From the opening event in Östersund, Sweden to the final race in Kontiolahti, Finland, the season was full of thrilling moments and unexpected results. Do you remember who won the first sprint race of the season? Or who took home the overall World Cup title?

Our quiz will test your knowledge of the past season, including individual races, relay events, and the overall standings. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just getting into the sport, this quiz is a fun way to test your memory and learn more about the world of women's biathlon.

So, are you ready to take on the challenge? Click the button below to start the quiz and see how well you remember the past women's BMW IBU World Cup season!

1. What was the highlight of the past women's BMW IBU World Cup season?

   The highlight of the past women's BMW IBU World Cup season was the dominance of Dorothea Wierer, who won the overall title for the first time in her career. She won six individual races and finished on the podium 14 times in total.

2. Who were the top performers in the women's BMW IBU World Cup season?

   Aside from Dorothea Wierer, other top performers in the women's BMW IBU World Cup season included Tiril Eckhoff, who won four individual races and finished second in the overall standings, and Marte Olsbu Roeiseland, who won three individual races and finished third in the overall standings.

3. What were some of the biggest surprises of the past women's BMW IBU World Cup season?

   One of the biggest surprises of the past women's BMW IBU World Cup season was the emergence of Lisa Theresa Hauser, who won her first individual race and finished fifth in the overall standings. Another surprise was the struggles of Kaisa Makarainen, who finished outside of the top 10 in the overall standings for the first time in her career.