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Biographical information

Roles	Competed in Olympic Games ? Other ? Administrator
Sex	Male
Full name	Martin?Fourcade
Used name	Martin?Fourcade
Born	14 September 1988 in Perpignan, Pyrenees-Orientales (FRA)
Measurements	183 cm / 73 kg
Affiliations	Club des Sports de Villard-de-Lans, Villard-de-Lans, France / SN Nordic 66
NOC	France

Medals	OG
Gold	5
Silver	2
Bronze	0
Total	7

Results

Games	Discipline (Sport) / Event	NOC / Team	Pos	Medal	As
2010 Winter Olympics	Biathlon	FRA			Martin Fourcade
	10 kilometres Sprint, Men (Olympic)		35
	12.5 kilometres Pursuit, Men (Olympic)		34
	15 kilometres Mass Start, Men (Olympic)		2	Silver
	20 kilometres, Men (Olympic)		14
	4 × 7.5 kilometres Relay, Men (Olympic)	France	6
2014 Winter Olympics	Biathlon	FRA			Martin Fourcade
	10 kilometres Sprint, Men (Olympic)		6
	2 × 6 kilometres and 2 × 7.5 kilometres Relay, Mixed (Olympic)	France	5
	12.5 kilometres Pursuit, Men (Olympic)		1	Gold
	15 kilometres Mass Start, Men (Olympic)		2	Silver
	20 kilometres, Men (Olympic)		1	Gold
	4 × 7.5 kilometres Relay, Men (Olympic)	France	7
2018 Winter Olympics	Biathlon	FRA			Martin Fourcade
	10 kilometres Sprint, Men (Olympic)		8
	2 × 6 kilometres and 2 × 7.5 kilometres Relay, Mixed (Olympic)	France	1	Gold
	12.5 kilometres Pursuit, Men (Olympic)		1	Gold
	15 kilometres Mass Start, Men (Olympic)		1	Gold
	20 kilometres, Men (Olympic)		5
	4 × 7.5 kilometres Relay, Men (Olympic)	France	5

Organization roles

Role	Organization	Tenure	NOC	As
Athlete	International Olympic Committee	2022?	FRA	Martin Fourcade

Other participations

Games	Role	NOC	As
2014 Winter Olympics	Flagbearer at the Closing Ceremony	FRA	Martin Fourcade
2018 Winter Olympics	Flagbearer at the Opening Ceremony	FRA	Martin Fourcade

Olympic family relations

• Brother of Simon Fourcade

Special Notes

• Listed in Olympians Who Won a Medal at the World Biathlon Championships (13?10?5 2011 Khanty-Mansiysk gold: 12.5 km pursuit, silver: 10 km sprint, bronze: 2×6/2×7.5 km mixed relay; 2012 Ruhpolding gold: 10 km sprint, 12.5 km pursuit, and 15 km mass start, silver: 4×7.5 km relay; 2013 Nove Mesto na Morave gold: 20 km, silver: 10 km sprint, 12.5 km pursuit, 4×7.5 km relay, and 2×6/2×7.5 km mixed relay; 2015 Kontiolahti gold: 20 km, silver: 2×6/2×7.5 km mixed relay, bronze: 4×7.5 km relay; 2016 Oslo gold: 10 km sprint, 12.5. km pursuit, 20 km, and 2×6/2×7.5 km mixed relay, silver: 15 km mass start; 2017 Hochfilzen gold: 12.5 km pursuit, silver: 4×7.5 km relay and 2×6/2×7.5 km mixed relay, bronze: 10 km sprint and 20 km; 2020 Antholz gold: 20 km and 4×7.5 km relay, bronze: 10 km sprint)
• Listed in Olympians Who Were Awarded the Holmenkollmedaljen (2013)