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Dorothea Wierer

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Italian biathlete (born 1990)

Dorothea Wierer
Wierer in 2018
Personal information
NationalityItalian
Born (1990-04-03)3 April 1990 (age 34)
Bruneck, Italy
Height1.58 m (5 ft 2 in)
Professional information
SportBiathlon
ClubFiamme Gialle[1]
SkisRossignol
RifleAnschütz
World Cup debut2009
Olympic Games
Teams3 (2014,2018,2022)
Medals3 (0 gold)
World Championships
Teams12 (2011–2025)
Medals12 (4 gold)
World Cup
Seasons16 (2008/09, 2010/11–)
Individual races293[a]
All races379[b]
Individual victories16[c]
All victories21[d]
Individual podiums49[e]
All podiums75[f]
Overall titles2 (2018–19;2019-20)
Discipline titles4:
2 Individual (2015–16, 2020-21);
1 Pursuit (2018–19);
1 Mass Start (2019–20)
Medal record
Event1st2nd3rd
Olympic Games003
World Championships453
Total456
Women'sbiathlon
Representing Italy
Olympic Games
Bronze medal – third place2014 SochiMixed relay
Bronze medal – third place2018 PyeongchangMixed relay
Bronze medal – third place2022 Beijing7.5 km sprint
World Championships
Gold medal – first place2019 Östersund12.5 km mass start
Gold medal – first place2020 Antholz10 km pursuit
Gold medal – first place2020 Antholz15 km individual
Gold medal – first place2023 Oberhof4 × 6 km relay
Silver medal – second place2016 Oslo10 km pursuit
Silver medal – second place2019 ÖstersundSingle mixed relay
Silver medal – second place2020 Antholz12.5 km mass start
Silver medal – second place2020 AntholzMixed relay
Silver medal – second place2023 OberhofMixed relay
Bronze medal – third place2013 Nové Město4×6 km relay
Bronze medal – third place2015 Kontiolahti4×6 km relay
Bronze medal – third place2019 ÖstersundMixed relay
Junior World Championships
Gold medal – first place2011 Nové Město12.5 km individual
Gold medal – first place2011 Nové Město7.5 km sprint
Gold medal – first place2011 Nové Město10 km pursuit
Silver medal – second place2011 Nové Město3 × 6 km relay
Youth World Championships
Gold medal – first place2008 Ruhpolding10 km individual
Gold medal – first place2009 Canmore7.5 km pursuit
Bronze medal – third place2008 Ruhpolding3 × 6 km relay
Bronze medal – third place2009 Canmore3 × 6 km relay
European Championships
Bronze medal – third place2011 Ridnaun4×6 km relay
Updated on 25 Feb 2025

Dorothea Wierer (Italian:[doroˈtɛːaˈviːrer],German:[doʁoˈteːaˈviːʁɐ]; born 3 April 1990) is an Italianbiathlete competing in theBiathlon World Cup. Together withKarin Oberhofer,Dominik Windisch andLukas Hofer she won a bronze medal in theMixed relay at the2014 Winter Olympics, inSochi,Russia. At the2018 Winter Olympics inPyeongchang,South Korea she won again the bronze medal in theMixed relay withLisa Vittozzi,Lukas Hofer andDominik Windisch. At the2022 Winter Olympics inBeijing,China, she won her first individual medal in theSprint. She is the2019 Mass Start World Champion and the2020 Pursuit andIndividual World Champion.

Career

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Wierer has won her firstBiathlon World Championships medal, placing third in theWomen's relay together withNicole Gontier,Michela Ponza andKarin Oberhofer[2] at theBiathlon World Championships 2013 inNové Město na Moravě, which was the first ever medal for Italian women at theBiathlon World Championships. At the2019 Championships inÖstersund, she won the gold medal in the12.5 km Mass Start, also a first for Italian women in Biathlon.[3] She has currently won 12 medals in total, including 4 Golds, 5 Silvers and 3 Bronzes.

At the start of the2015–16 season, Wierer recorded the first win in her career in theBiathlon World Cup inÖstersund and as of the end of 2021-22 season, Wierer has finished on the podium 45 times with 13 wins. She has also finished on the podium in 23 relays, including five victories. She has won the2018–19 Overall World Cup (first Italian to do so, including men[4][5]). Wierer defended the overall title in the2019–20 Season (the first woman to do sinceMagdalena Forsberg in 2001/02[A]) and has also won 4 disciplines cup, the2015–16 Individual World Cup, the2018–19 Pursuit World Cup, the2019–20 Mass Start World Cup and the2020-21 Individual World Cup.

In February 2019, Wierer became the third biathlete (after FrenchMartin Fourcade andMarie Dorin Habert) to achieve a victory in every[B] biathlon discipline.[6]

Record

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Olympic Games

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3 medals (3 bronze)

Wierer has won three medals from Olympic Games. InSochi, she won a bronze medal in theMixed relay. InPyeongchang, she won another bronze medal in the same discipline,mixed relay.[7] InBeijing she won her first individual medal inSprint.

EventIndividualSprintPursuitMass startRelayMixed relay
Russia2014 SochiDNS6th17th26th6thBronze
South Korea2018 Pyeongchang7th18th15th6th9thBronze
China2022 Beijing18thBronze6th22nd5th9th
*The mixed relay was added as an event in 2014.

World Championships

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12 medals (4 gold, 5 silver, 3 bronze)

EventIndividualSprintPursuitMass startRelayMixed relaySingle mixed relay
Russia2011 Khanty-Mansiysk–28th9th21st4th–—
Germany2012 Ruhpolding41st61st––12th–
Czech Republic2013 Nové Město58th21st30th–Bronze4th
Finland2015 Kontiolahti4th20th9th27thBronze7th
Norway2016 Oslo8th5thSilver20th7th8th
Austria2017 Hochfilzen16th21st10th8th5th4th
Sweden2019 Östersund8th10th20thGold–BronzeSilver
Italy2020 Antholz-AnterselvaGold7thGoldSilver10thSilver9th
Slovenia2021 Pokljuka9th20th4th8th9th6th5th
Germany2023 Oberhof15th19th11th14thGoldSilver–
Czech Republic2024 Nové Město14th10th21st20th11th10th–
Switzerland2025 Lenzerheide-21stDNS-7th7th7th
*The single mixed relay was added as an event in 2019.

Junior/Youth World Championships

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EventAge ClassIndividualSprintPursuitRelay
Italy2007 MartellYouth (U19)10th16th14th—
Germany2008 RuhpoldingYouth (U19)Gold8th21stBronze
Canada2009 CanmoreYouth (U19)7th4thGoldBronze
Sweden2010 TorsbyJunior (U21)6th13th11th—
Czech Republic2011 Nové MěstoJunior (U21)GoldGoldGoldSilver

World Cup

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SeasonAgeOverallSprintPursuitIndividualMass start
RacesPointsPositionRacesPointsPositionRacesPointsPositionRacesPointsPositionRacesPointsPosition
2008/09182/260N/A2/100N/A0/7––0/4––0/5––
2010/11209/268654th5/103058th3/73646th0/4––1/52040th
2011/122116/26591st9/10578th4/8––3/3––0/5——
2012/132217/2617138th9/106340th5/88729th3/32139th0/5——
2013/142321/2239916th9/914319th7/814117th2/2607th3/35520th
2014/152422/257457th9/103334th6/72145th2/37014th5/512813th
2015/162525/259443rd9/93273rd8/83482nd3/31541st5/51488th
2016/172626/267195th9/92468th9/92865th3/34523rd5/51565th
2017/182722/226815th8/82288th7/72644th2/2606th5/513111th
2018/192825/259041st9/93302nd8/83271st3/3897th5/51942nd
2019/202921/217931st8/83052nd5/51862nd3/31142nd5/52231st
2020/213026/268215th10/102824th8/82207th3/31031st5/51448th
2021/223121/225779th9/919613th6/71859th2/24411th4/41523rd
2022/233220/209112nd7/73102nd6/62853rd3/31435th4/41694th
2023/24337/2115040th3/74843rd2/75139th2/35118th0/4//
2024/253416/2143311th6/71967th5/613311th2/30/3/51047th
*Updated as of 13 March 2025, all the point totals count the dropped results, if there are any. Italic means the season is still ongoing

Overall record

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ResultIndividualSprintPursuitMass startRelayMixed
relay		Single
mixed
relay		Total
Individual eventsTeam eventsAll events
1st place642432116622
2nd place06102271181028
3rd place0772860161430
Podiums61719813152503080
Top 10175245255727613990229
Points3210787556627628199380
Other8185000031031
DNF0100000101
DSQ0000000000
Starts4012692556627631399412
* Results in IBU World Cup races, Olympics and World Championships.
** Updated as of 25 Feb 2025

Individual podiums

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  • 16 victories (6 Individuals, 4 Sprints, 2 Pursuits, 4 Mass starts)
  • 50 podiums (6 Individuals, 17 Sprints, 19 Pursuits, 8 Mass starts)
No.SeasonDateLocationLevelRacePlace
12013–148 March 2014SloveniaPokljukaWorld CupPursuit3rd
22014–157 December 2014SwedenÖstersundWorld CupPursuit3rd
318 December 2014SloveniaPokljukaWorld CupSprint2nd
49 January 2015GermanyOberhofWorld CupSprint2nd
52015–163 December 2015SwedenÖstersundWorld CupIndividual1st
66 December 2015SwedenÖstersundWorld CupPursuit2nd
79 January 2016GermanyRuhpoldingWorld CupPursuit3rd
814 January 2016GermanyRuhpoldingWorld CupIndividual1st
921 January 2016ItalyAntholz-AnterselvaWorld CupSprint2nd
1023 January 2016ItalyAntholz-AnterselvaWorld CupPursuit3rd
115 February 2016CanadaCanmoreWorld CupSprint3rd
126 February 2016CanadaCanmoreWorld CupMass start1st
136 March 2016NorwayOsloWorld ChampionshipsPursuit2nd
1419 March 2016RussiaKhanty-MansiyskWorld CupPursuit3rd
152016–174 December 2016SwedenÖstersundWorld CupPursuit3rd
1617 December 2016Czech RepublicNové Město na MoravěWorld CupPursuit2nd
1718 December 2016Czech RepublicNové Město na MoravěWorld CupMass start3rd
182017–188 December 2017AustriaHochfilzenWorld CupSprint3rd
196 January 2018GermanyOberhofWorld CupPursuit2nd
2011 January 2018GermanyRuhpoldingWorld CupIndividual1st
2120 January 2018ItalyAntholz-AnterselvaWorld CupPursuit2nd
222018–198 December 2018SloveniaPokljukaWorld CupSprint2nd
239 December 2018SloveniaPokljukaWorld CupPursuit2nd
2413 December 2018AustriaHochfilzenWorld CupSprint1st
2515 December 2018AustriaHochfilzenWorld CupPursuit3rd
2622 December 2018Czech RepublicNové Město na MoravěWorld CupPursuit2nd
2726 January 2019ItalyAntholz-AnterselvaWorld CupPursuit1st
2817 March 2019SwedenÖstersundWorld ChampionshipsMass start1st
292019–201 December 2019SwedenÖstersundWorld CupSprint1st
3013 December 2019AustriaHochfilzenWorld CupSprint1st
3122 December 2019FranceAnnecy-Le Grand-BornandWorld CupMass start2nd
3215 January 2020GermanyRuhpoldingWorld CupSprint3rd
3316 February 2020ItalyAntholz-AnterselvaWorld ChampionshipsPursuit1st
3418 February 2020ItalyAntholz-AnterselvaWorld ChampionshipsIndividual1st
3523 February 2020ItalyAntholz-AnterselvaWorld ChampionshipsMass start2nd
362020–2128 November 2020FinlandKontiolahtiWorld CupIndividual1st
3720 December 2020AustriaHochfilzenWorld CupMass start3rd
3814 January 2021GermanyOberhofWorld CupSprint2nd
3913 March 2021Czech RepublicNové Město na MoravěWorld CupSprint3rd
4019 March 2021SwedenÖstersundWorld CupSprint2nd
412021–2212 January 2022GermanyRuhpoldingWorld CupSprint3rd
4223 January 2022ItalyAntholz-AnterselvaWorld CupMass Start1st
4311 February 2022ChinaBeijingInternational Olympic CommitteeWinter Olympic GamesSprint3rd
446 March 2022FinlandKontiolahtiWorld CupPursuit2nd
452022–234 December 2022FinlandKontiolahtiWorld CupPursuit2nd
465 January 2023SloveniaPokljukaWorld CupSprint3rd
477 January 2023SloveniaPokljukaWorld CupPursuit2nd
4819 January 2023ItalyAntholz-AnterselvaWorld CupSprint1st
499 March 2023SwedenÖstersundWorld CupIndividual1st
5012 March 2023SwedenÖstersundWorld CupMass Start1st
*Results are from IBU races which include theBiathlon World Cup,Biathlon World Championships and theWinter Olympic Games.
*Bolded lines are WCH or WOG races

Relay podiums

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  • 6 victories (3 Women relays, 2 Mixed relays, 1 Single mixed relay)
  • 30 podiums (13 Women relays, 15 Mixed relays, 2 Single mixed relays)
No.SeasonDateLocationLevelRacePlaceTeammates
12012-1315 February 2013Czech RepublicNové Město na MoravěWorld ChampionshipsWomen 4x6 km3rdGontier/Ponza/Oberhofer
22013-1419 February 2014RussiaSochiInternational Olympic CommitteeWinter Olympic GamesMixed 2x6+2x7.5 km (W-M)3rdOberhofer/Windish/Hofer
32014-1515 February 2015NorwayOsloWorld CupWomen 4x6 km2ndGontier/Sanfilippo/Oberhofer
413 March 2015FinlandKontiolahtiWorld ChampionshipsWomen 4x6 km3rdVittozzi/Oberhofer/Gontier
52015-1613 December 2015AustriaHochfilzenWorld CupWomen 4x6 km1stVittozzi/Oberhofer/Sanfilippo
617 January 2016GermanyRuhpoldingWorld CupWomen 4x6 km3rdVittozzi/Oberhofer/Runggaldier
77 February 2016CanadaCanmoreWorld CupMixed 2x6+2x7.5 km (W-M)2ndOberhofer/Hofer/Windisch
82016-1727 November 2016SwedenÖstersundWorld CupMixed 2x6+2x7.5 km (W-M)3rdVittozzi/Hofer/Windisch
922 January 2017ItalyAntholz-AnterselvaWorld CupWomen 4x6 km3rdVittozzi/Sanfilippo/Runggaldier
102017-1826 November 2017SwedenÖstersundWorld CupMixed 2x6+2x7.5 km (W-M)2ndVittozzi/Windisch/Hofer
1113 January 2018GermanyRuhpoldingWorld CupWomen 4x6 km2ndVittozzi/Gontier/Sanfilippo
1220 February 2018South KoreaPyeongchangInternational Olympic CommitteeWinter Olympic GamesMixed 2x6+2x7.5 km (W-M)3rdVittozzi/Hofer/Windisch
1310 March 2018FinlandKontiolahtiWorld CupMixed 2x6+2x7.5 km (W-M)1stVittozzi/Windisch/Hofer
1417 March 2018NorwayOsloWorld CupWomen 4x6 km3rdVittozzi/Gontier/Sanfilippo
152018-192 December 2018SloveniaPokljukaWorld CupMixed 2x6+2x7.5 km (W-M)3rdVittozzi/Hofer/Windisch
1616 December 2018AustriaHochfilzenWorld CupWomen 4x6 km1stVittozzi/Runggaldier/Sanfilippo
1717 February 2019United StatesSoldier HollowWorld CupSingle Mixed (M-W)1stHofer
187 March 2019SwedenÖstersundWorld ChampionshipsMixed 2x6+2x7.5 km (W-M)3rdVittozzi/Hofer/Windisch
1914 March 2019SwedenÖstersundWorld ChampionshipsSingle Mixed (W-M)2ndHofer
202019-2030 November 2019SwedenÖstersundWorld CupMixed 4x6 km (W-M)1stVittozzi/Hofer/Windisch
2113 February 2020ItalyAntholz-AnterselvaWorld ChampionshipsMixed 4x6 km (W-M)2ndVittozzi/Hofer/Windisch
222020-2114 March 2021Czech RepublicNové Město na MoravěWorld CupMixed 4x6 km (W-M)2ndVittozzi/Windisch/Hofer
232021-223 March 2022FinlandKontiolahtiWorld CupWomen 4x6 km3rdComola/Sanfilippo/Vittozzi
242022-2311 December 2022AustriaHochfilzenWorld CupWomen 4x6 km3rdPassler/Comola/Vittozzi
258 January 2023SloveniaPokljukaWorld CupMixed 4x7.5 km (M-W)2ndBionaz/Giacomel/Vittozzi
2614 January 2023GermanyRuhpoldingWorld CupWomen 4x6 km3rdComola/Vittozzi/Passler
279 February 2023GermanyOberhofWorld ChampionshipsMixed 4x6 km (W-M)2ndVittozzi/Bionaz/Giacomel
2818 February 2023GermanyOberhofWorld ChampionshipsWomen 4x6 km1stComola/Auchentaller/Vittozzi
292023-2425 November 2023SwedenÖstersundWorld CupMixed 4x6 km (M-W)3rdBionaz/Giacomel/Vittozzi
3020 January 2024ItalyAntholz-AnterselvaWorld CupMixed 4x6 km (W-M)2ndVittozzi/Bionaz/Giacomel
*Results are from IBU races which include theBiathlon World Cup,Biathlon World Championships and theWinter Olympic Games.
*Bolded lines are WCH or OWG races

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^On 21 December 2021,Tora Berger was jointly awarded the2013-14 Biathlon World Cup after the disqualification of Olga Zaitseva, so Berger also won 2 Overall in a row after her win in2012-13. However, it wasn't the case in March 2020."IBU EB AWARDS TOTAL SCORE CRYSTAL GLOBE 2013/2014 TO TORA BERGER AND KAISA MAKARAINEN".biathlonworld.com. 21 December 2021. Retrieved21 December 2021.
  2. ^This means every discipline at the World Cup / World Championships level as of the 2018–19 season; this includes Individual, Sprint, Pursuit, Mass Start, Women's Relay, Mixed Relay, and Single Mixed Relay. Later at the 2019 World Championships,Johannes Thingnes Bø achieved the same feature, whileSturla Holm Lægreid did that in March 2022.Ole Einar Bjørndalen has also won in 7 different disciplines at the World Cup / World Championships level (Individual, Sprint, Pursuit, Mass Start, Men's Relay, Mixed Relay, and theTeam event which has not been raced since 1998); however, he never competed in a Single Mixed Relay during the later stages of his career.Halvard Hanevold also won in the same disciplines and retired before the introduction of Single Mixed Relay in 2015.

Notes about WC results

During Wierer's career, until 2023 the World Championships results counted for the World Cup of that season, starting from that season they did not anymore. Olympic Winter Games results did not.

  1. ^Including races at the Biathlon WCH that were part of the WC until 2022/23 season, 11 races at WOG not counted, 9 races at the WCH not counted
  2. ^Including races at the Biathlon WCH that were part of the WC until 2022/23 season, 17 races at WOG not counted, 16 races at the WCH not counted
  3. ^Including 3 wins at the Biathlon WCH that were part of the WC
  4. ^1 win at the Biathlon WCH not counted
  5. ^Including 5 podiums at the Biathlon WCH that were part of the WC, 1 podium at the WOG not counted
  6. ^Including 10 podiums at the Biathlon WCH that were part of the WC, 3 podiums at the WOG not counted, 2 podiums at the WCH not counted

References

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  1. ^"Sport invernali statistiche Olimpiadi" (in Italian). fiammegialle.org. Retrieved18 May 2020.
  2. ^"Tora Pulls Norway to Relay Gold". Biathlonworld.com. Archived fromthe original on 17 October 2013. Retrieved17 February 2013.
  3. ^"Runaway Mass Start Win: IBU WCH Gold to Dorothea Wierer".biathlonworld.com. Retrieved2 December 2019.
  4. ^"The Crystal Quest: Johannes and Doro".biathlonworld.com. Retrieved2 December 2019.
  5. ^"Dorothea Wierer – Women on the rise".biathlonworld.com. Retrieved2 December 2019.
  6. ^"Italy's Hofer/Wierer Duo Capture Soldier Hollow Single Mixed Relay".biathlonworld.com. Retrieved18 February 2019.
  7. ^"France Wins Gold Medal for Biathlon Olympics 2018 Mixed Relay".bleacherreport.com. Retrieved20 February 2018.

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