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Overview
- France sits on 15 medals at Milan–Cortina, matching its Sochi 2014 and Pyeongchang 2018 haul after a productive weekend across multiple sports.
- Biathlon has delivered a national-best eight medals, including Émilien Jacquelin’s pursuit bronze, underscoring the sport’s depth this year.
- The men’s biathlon relay is set for 14:30 with Fabien Claude, Émilien Jacquelin, Quentin Fillon Maillet and Éric Perrot, a quartet viewed as leading contenders for a first French relay title.
- France has slipped in the medal standings with just four titles, a gap highlighted by Norway’s relay form this season and France’s lone World Cup relay win at Ruhpolding.
- The alpine men’s slalom collapse on Monday left the men’s team without an Olympic medal for the first time since 2010, sharpening the focus on remaining Nordic and biathlon opportunities.