Biathlon World Cup: Single Mixed Relay Ostersund - Live Stream 30.11.2025

Greetings to all football fans! We are pleased to offer you a live online broadcast of the Biathlon World Cup: Single Mixed Relay Ostersund match as part of the Biathlon tournament.

The Ostersund weekend continues with the most unpredictable event of the schedule — the Single Mixed Relay. The start lists are officially out, and they are packed with surprises! Top nations have opted for interesting tactical mixes, blending experienced veterans with hungry youngsters. This opens the door wide for 'specialist' teams like Austria or Switzerland to claim gold. At tutsport.net, we bring you the live broadcast of this high-speed chess match. With the wind swirling at the Swedish National Arena, the penalty loop (75m) will be busy today. Don't miss the action! Start Time: November 30, 2025, 12:55 UTC / 15:55 MSK Location: Swedish National Biathlon Arena, Ostersund Discipline: Single Mixed Relay (1M + 1W) Official Data: IBU Datacenter

Single Mixed Relay: Race Preview

The confirmed lineups suggest that many coaches are saving their absolute top stars (like the Boe brothers or the Oberg sisters) for the classic Mixed Relay later in the evening or giving them a rest after yesterday's openers. This levels the playing field significantly. The key to today's race will be the performance of the 'B' athletes in the top teams (e.g., Camille Bened for France, Maren Kirkeeide for Norway). If they can hold their nerve on the shooting range against seasoned veterans like Simon Eder, their nations will fight for the win. If they crack, we could see a surprise podium.

Confirmed Start Lists & Favorites Analysis

Based on the official entry list from Ostersund:

Austria (Bib 6): The Top Favorites?

Simon Eder / Lisa Theresa Hauser While other nations rotate, Austria sends its 'A-Team' for this discipline. Simon Eder is the undisputed king of fast shooting, and Lisa Theresa Hauser is a world champion. Given the experimental lineups of their rivals, Austria has a massive experience advantage. If they shoot clean, their transition speed is unbeatable.

Norway (Bib 8): The Deadly Mix

Sturla Holm Laegreid / Maren Kirkeeide Norway fields a fascinating duo. Sturla Laegreid is arguably the best shooter in the men's field, providing rock-solid stability. He is paired with young talent Maren Kirkeeide, known for her rapid shooting rhythm in the IBU Cup. If Kirkeeide handles the World Cup pressure, Laegreid can deliver a victory in the final leg.

France (Bib 1): Experience and Youth

Quentin Fillon Maillet / Camille Bened France rests Julia Simon but brings in the heavyweight Quentin Fillon Maillet. He is paired with Camille Bened. This is a risky strategy: Fillon Maillet can dominate on the track, but Bened will be tested against the likes of Hauser. Their success depends entirely on shooting accuracy.

Sweden (Bib 2) & Germany (Bib 5)

The hosts field Sebastian Samuelsson with Ella Halvarsson. Samuelsson is a beast on home snow, but Halvarsson is less experienced than the Oberg sisters. Germany takes a huge gamble with a reserve lineup of Lucas Fratzscher and Marlene Fichtner, suggesting they are prioritizing the evening race.

Dark Horses

Keep an eye on Switzerland (Stalder / Baserga). Sebastian Stalder is an elite shooter, making them dangerous contenders for the podium in this specific format.

Race Prediction by tutsport.net

With these lineups, the race dynamic shifts from 'who is the fastest skier' to 'who makes the fewest mistakes.' Austria looks incredibly strong on paper.

• Main Prediction: Austria (Eder/Hauser) to Win. They have the most balanced and experienced pair for this specific format. Eder's shooting speed is a cheat code in Single Mixed.
• Podium Prediction: Norway to finish Top-3. Sturla Laegreid is too good a shooter to drop out of contention, even if the team takes penalties.
• Value Bet: Switzerland to finish ahead of Germany. The Swiss team is fielding a near-optimal lineup, while Germany is using reserves.