Tandrevold falls in the chase for victory: - Rarely do I get truly angry

Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold fell during the final leg of the biathlon relay in Anterselva, causing Norway to lose the chance at victory against Sweden. Despite leading the race, Tandrevold tangled with Hanna Öberg's skis just a few hundred meters before the finish line, resulting in her fall. After the race, Öberg offered her condolences to Tandrevold, who had faced a tough season leading up to this event with various challenges including heart issues earlier in the year. # Biathlon Highlights

Tandrevold stated, "We got a bit too close to each other. It's hard to say whose fault it is. I can get irritated, but rarely do I get truly angry. The girls gave me a fantastic starting position, and I really wanted to secure a win for us. It felt so close." This highlights the emotional roller-coaster athletes face in high-stakes competitions such as this.

The team was initially optimistic, thanks to strong performances by Karoline Knotten and Ragnhild Femsteinevik, who both shot accurately and set up Tandrevold for a strong finish. However, the dramatic misstep at the end led to a second-place finish in a thrilling race against the backdrop of stunning Italian mountains.

Following this event, Norway hopes to rebound in upcoming competition, continuing their tradition of excellence in biathlon.