Marie Dorin Habert: "I'm likely to retire after PyeongChang 2018"

Next season could be the last one we can see on the track, Marie Dorin Habert. The same French biathlete announced it in an interview with the SkiChrono specialist site.

Sunday 4 June 2017 2 minutes reading time

The transalpine, which in a few days will be 31, after the birth of her daughter Adele (coming to the world in September 2014) has repeatedly indicated the 2018 Olympic Games as the probable natural term of her career. Today, he reiterated this intention, saying "I do not see beyond PyeongChang, especially because I doubt I will continue. There is a very high possibility that I decide to stop at the end of the upcoming Olympics even though I am not yet sure of this choice. It will depend on many factors, such as the season's trend and my daughter. For sure I've already started to make plans for the '' after '' career. I'd like to have a break, to breathe. After that, my husband and Robin Duvillard are planning to make a hotel dedicated to sports in CorrenÃ§on-en-Vercors. This is an important project we will need to work a lot. " We will see what will be the decisions of Dorin Habert, which could close in great style. He has already shown that he knows how to prepare for big appointments (the 4 individual gold medals earned between 2015 and 2016 testify) and he has already won an Olympic medal in 2010 when he sprinted bronze in sprint.

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