Tage Lundin started for the Idrottsklubben Berguven in his birthplace Stensele. In Squaw Valley he took part in the 1960 Winter Olympics, where biathlon was Olympic for the first time. With a running time of one hour and 33: 56.3 minutes, the Swede achieved an average time, with six missed shots and the resulting 12 penalty minutes less penalty times than the average and came in 12th place in the overall standings. The following year he took part in the 1961 Biathlon World Championship in Umeå , where he finished eighth of the individual and finished third in the unofficial relay race with Klas Lestander and Stig Andersson behind the representatives from Finland and the Soviet Union. Two years later Lundin reached the 24th place in the singles in Seefeld in Tirol , and in 1965 he came 20th in Elverum .
Sweden
