Laure Bosc (38) with Sophie Boilley (30), Emma Fowler (31) and Laura Toivanen (37) at an IBU Cup race in Ridnaun in 2009
Laure Bosc made her international debut in 2006 in Obertilliach in the European Junior Cup and initially achieved average results. In Cesana San Sicario she was able to achieve second places in an individual in 2007 as well as a little later with the relay in Forni Avoltri . In Martell she took part in the Junior World Championships for the first time and became an outstanding athlete at the World Championships. In the individual, in the sprint and with Marine Bolliet and Marie Laure Brunet in the relay, she won the titles, only in the pursuit race she had to admit defeat to Brunet and Ksenia Kulikowa in third place. She continued this development in 2007/08 and achieved consistently good results in the Junior European Cup (IBU Cup). The Junior World Championships 2008 in Ruhpolding brought only one use in the individual with the 29th place as a result. At the Summer World Championships in Haute-Maurienne , she started in the junior competitions on roller skis and finished tenth in the sprint. At the Junior World Championships 2009 in Canmore , Bosc achieved better results with fourth place in the relay, five in the individual, 16 in the sprint and 13 in the pursuit.
Bosc has started in the performance area since the 2009/10 season . In Idre she was 55th in her first sprint and in the second sprint she was 35th and won first points. In her third race, an individual in Ridnaun , she achieved a first result among the top ten in fifth place. In Ruhpolding, the French made her debut in the biathlon world cup in 2010 and was 76th in her first sprint race, in the relay race with Julie Carraz-Collin , Anaïs Bescond and Sophie Boilley eighth. Bosc contested the next races at the start of the 2011/12 season in Östersund , where she won World Cup points for the first time as 28th of the individual and achieved her best result in the racing series so far.
Biathlon World Cup placements
The table shows all placements (depending on the year, including the Olympic Games and World Championships).
1st - 3rd Place: Number of podium placements
Top 10: Number of placements in the top ten (including podium)
Points ranks: Number of placements within the point ranks (including podium and top 10)
Starts: Number of races run in the respective discipline
France
