[3] Vitaliy Lukyanenko from Ukraine is the most decorated male Paralympic biathlete, with twelve medals including eight gold, while Verena Bentele from Germany is the most decorated female Paralympic biathlete, with six medals, including five gold.

[3] The most successful nation in Para biathlon is Russia, with a total of 66 medals (24 gold, 27 silver, 15 bronze).

The 2024–2025 season, as the first fully managed by the IBU, features the Para Biathlon World Cup (PBWC) in several stages: the first in December in Vuokatti, Finland; the second in January in Val di Fiemme, Italy; and the World Cup Finals in March in Torsby, Sweden.

[4] The Para Biathlon World Championships (PBWCH) have taken place since 2024, with the inaugural events held in Prince George, Canada.

[4] The following equipment is used in Para biathlon, which can differ depending on the classification of the athletes:[3][6] This skiing-related article is a stub.