Biathlon
Sturla Holm Lægreid
- All-around
- Nationality
- Norway
- Hometown
- Bærum, Norway
- Height
- 181 cm
- Born
- 20 February 1997
- Turned pro
- 2020
- Primary discipline
- All-around
About Sturla Holm Lægreid
Norwegian biathlete (Bærums Skiklub) from Bærum, and the dominant force of the sport in the mid-2020s: 2024-25 Overall World Cup champion, seven-time World Champion with 14 World Championship medals overall, and Olympic relay gold medalist at the 2022 Beijing Games. Made his senior World Cup debut in March 2020 and immediately became a title contender, finishing runner-up in the overall standings three straight seasons (2020-21 through 2022-23) before winning his first overall crystal globe in 2024-25, adding discipline titles across Individual, Pursuit, and Mass Start over his career plus the Sprint title in 2025-26. Renowned for elite shooting accuracy. Added five more Olympic medals (bronze in the individual and sprint, silver in the pursuit, mass start, and relay) at the 2026 Milano-Cortina Games.
Also holds a dormant FIS cross-country athlete profile (competitorid 201636) from his junior XC racing days (status: Not active); current equipment sourced from Fischer's and One Way's own athlete pages instead, both dated 2025-26.
Sponsors: Fischer (skis, boots) - per Fischer's own official athlete page (Equipment section); One Way (poles) - per One Way's official 'Nordic Race Team' partnership announcement (November 2025).
Setup
3 items
Skis
Fischer Cross-country
Confirmed via Fischer's own official athlete page (Equipment section: Speedmax 100He Skate Plus 610 Medium). Reusing existing DB Fischer cross-country ski family entry.
Fischer's race-stock cross-country ski line (brand-level.
Boots
Fischer Cross-country
Confirmed via Fischer's own official athlete page (Equipment section: Speedmax 9 Skate RL BOA). Reusing existing DB Fischer cross-country boot family entry.
Fischer's race-stock cross-country boot line (brand-level.
Poles
One Way Cross-country
Confirmed via One Way's official 'Nordic Race Team' partnership announcement (November 2025), which quotes Lægreid on switching to the Premio 40 pole. Reusing existing DB One Way Nordic race pole family entry.
One Way race-stock cross-country pole line; exact model not specified.
Setup verified 14 July 2026