The biathlon stars also know how to enjoy the summer.
Erik Lesser wanted to tease Doro Wierer with a photo.
Heraklion - The winter sports stars not only look good in the snow or at low temperatures.
No, the well-trained athletes can of course also show themselves in summer.
Before the preparation for the season starts, pretty much everyone goes on vacation.
Many keep their fans up to date via Instagram.
Biathlon stars like Dorothea Wierer are quite active on the platform, but so are Erik Lesser and Michael Rösch.
The two German ex-biathletes now shine as TV experts.
Biathlon teasing between Erik Lesser and Dorothea Wierer - not the first time
Lesser only ended his career at the end of last season.
TV expert Michael Rösch, who has been at the microphone for a long time, even placed a bet on Lesser, which he lost because Lesser won again.
The biathlete got another individual victory and Rösch was rid of his hair.
Now Lesser can show whether he can build on similar performances behind the camera as on the cross-country ski run.
Most recently, Lesser even cycled through Upper Bavaria and also went to a popular autumn festival.
Shortly before the biathlon season really gets going and both athletes and experts are in demand, Lesser said goodbye to his vacation.
Namely to Crete near Heraklion.
There he posed with a cold drink and wrote: "A week's vacation is over.
Tried the best 'Doro style'.” Dorothea Wierer is meant, who also delighted her fans with Aperol Spritz photos on beaches.
Here, too, Lesser made a teasing comment.
It wasn't the first time the two teased each other with amusing digs.
Biathlon expert Michael Rösch responds to Lesser-Bild about Wierer
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Dorothea Wierer responded promptly, leaving a tearful laughing emoji.
She liked the German's pose.
And Michael Rösch was still a little skeptical.
He had a tongue-in-cheek suggestion for improvement with regard to the holiday photos from Wierer's history: "You had to pour an Aperol out of buckets à la Doro when you're there." There's definitely a good atmosphere in the biathlon camp across national borders.
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