Barely removed from his sixth career Olympic gold medal, Ole Einar Bjoerndalen already was planning his approach for the Sochi Games. Though he'll be 40 as 2014 arrives, biathlon's king says he's ready to attack the Olympics' history books.
Which country won the most Olympic medals in biathlon at these Games? Norway? Germany? Sweden? Try again. France's dominance was one of the many surprises to come out of Whistler. Relive all 10 biathlon events as they happened.
Germany's medal queen It's not often that a harp-playing biathlete who blogs about knitting makes a splash in the sporting world. Yet, Germany's Magdalena Neuner, who actually prefers to shy away from the limelight, became one of the Games' stars with her medal haul.
A Whistler western story There was only one Vancouver venue which had events every day of the Winter Games: Whistler Olympic Park. Rain, snow or shine, its course was open -- and was host to a different kind of drama throughout the 17 days of competition.
Helena Jonsson, who entered the Games as the world No. 1, didn't have the Olympics she imagined she would. The Swede failed to medal in any event, but her season isn't over yet. Follow the rest of her year at UniversalSports.com.
American Tim Burke didn't get the Olympic medal he desired, but the top-10 skier turned in a solid result in the mass start.
U.S. biathletes Tim Burke and Lowell Bailey grew up together. Now, they have competed in their second Olympics together.
... and the biathlon. As Whistler Olympic Park showed, there was a different kind of feel revolving around the Nordic sports.
While biathletes focus on the target, onlookers try to figure out who is hiding behind the blinder.
Sixth gold for legend 
Next generation takes charge 
Golden bronze 
