Marie Dorin Habert

Marie Dorin Habert is a distinguished French biathlete known for her Olympic and World Championship achievements. After securing two Olympic medals at the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics, Marie Dorin Habert established herself as a formidable force in biathlon. Prior to her senior Olympic debut, Habert was a Junior World Champion in relay events in both 2004 and 2005. Her professional World Cup journey commenced on November 29, 2007, quickly leading to her first senior international medal: a bronze in the relay at the 2009 Biathlon World Championships.

Her final Olympic appearance at the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics culminated in a gold medal with the French team in the Mixed 2 x 6 kilometers and 2 x 7.5 kilometers Relay, and a bronze in the Women’s 4 x 6 kilometers Relay. Marie Dorin Habert concluded her illustrious biathlon career with a final women’s relay victory at the Oslo World Cup on March 17, 2018, following the PyeongChang Olympics. Over her distinguished career, she accumulated 17 medals at the Biathlon World Championships, including five golds, and earned 4 Olympic medals (one gold, one silver, two bronze) across three Winter Games. Her consistent performance is underscored by 7 individual World Cup victories and 8 relay victories, cementing her legacy as one of France’s most decorated biathletes.