how far are targets in olympic biathlon

In Olympic biathlon, athletes shoot at targets that are 50 meters away.

A couple of quick extra details for context:

• The shooting distance is always 50 m for all standard Olympic biathlon events.

• There are five targets in a row at each shooting bout, and athletes must hit each one once.

• The target sizes differ by position: prone targets are about 45 mm across, while standing targets are about 115 mm.

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