"There are life-changing decisions." Martin Fourcade, 31, including 13 devoted to his career, will end his career as a professional sportsman at the end of this season. “My desire to give the best of myself and to climb mountains is always present but the rest of my construction as a man, as a father, must now go through other paths, other supports of 'expression.
(…) When I say goodbye to you, I am so moved but soothed. I remember these places, these faces, these emotions that have marked my career. These doubts and trials that I overcame, these dreams come true. I leave a part of my life behind me animated by the momentum of all that remains to be built. It's time to say goodbye. Thank you for this trip, ”said the most successful French sportsman of the Olympic Games, summer and winter combined, on his Facebook account. Martin Fourcade is considered one of the best biathletes in history, with 11 individual world champion titles, seven overall Biathlon World Cup wins from 2012 to 2018, and no less than 82 individual successes.
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