L'Équipe Channel strengthens its biathlon coverage with the arrival of two new consultants for the 2026-2027 season.
L'Équipe Channel is expanding its team of consultants for the 2026-2027 biathlon season. Two new recruits are joining the editorial team dedicated to this winter sport: former biathlete Antonin Guigonnat and former shooting coach for the French national teams Jean-Paul Giachino.
Antonin Guigonnat will bring to viewers his experience as a top-level competitor. A former member of the French national team, he intimately knows the demands of this sport that combines cross-country skiing and precision shooting. His career on the international circuit will allow him to analyze races with an informed eye and share his knowledge of the sport.
Jean-Paul Giachino completes this team with his technical expertise. With his tenure as head of shooting for the French national teams, he will master the subtleties of this discipline so decisive in the outcome of races. His knowledge of how federal structures operate and athlete preparation will be an asset for the analysis offered to viewers.
This strengthened coverage will allow biathlon enthusiasts to benefit from complementary insights throughout the season. The commentary and analysis will be based on varied backgrounds, combining high-level competitive experience and technical coaching.
The new biathlon season will resume on November 26th. Competitions can be followed on L'Équipe Channel, with an expanded team of consultants now ready to accompany enthusiasts.
Antonin Guigonnat will bring to viewers his experience as a top-level competitor. A former member of the French national team, he intimately knows the demands of this sport that combines cross-country skiing and precision shooting. His career on the international circuit will allow him to analyze races with an informed eye and share his knowledge of the sport.
Jean-Paul Giachino completes this team with his technical expertise. With his tenure as head of shooting for the French national teams, he will master the subtleties of this discipline so decisive in the outcome of races. His knowledge of how federal structures operate and athlete preparation will be an asset for the analysis offered to viewers.
This strengthened coverage will allow biathlon enthusiasts to benefit from complementary insights throughout the season. The commentary and analysis will be based on varied backgrounds, combining high-level competitive experience and technical coaching.
The new biathlon season will resume on November 26th. Competitions can be followed on L'Équipe Channel, with an expanded team of consultants now ready to accompany enthusiasts.
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Source: Ouest-France