Roller Ski World Cup 2026: Final standings after Val di Fiemme

by Leandro Lutz • 21.09.2026
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The Roller Ski World Cup 2026 concluded this weekend in Val di Fiemme, Italy. Following the season finale, here are the final standings in the overall, sprint, and nations competitions for both senior and junior athletes.

The Roller Ski World Cup 2026 concluded this weekend in Val di Fiemme, Italy. Following the season finale, here are the final standings in the overall, sprint, and nations competitions for both senior and junior athletes.

Val di Fiemme hosted the last three competitions of the season, counting for the overall, sprint, and nations rankings. The weekend program began on Friday, September 18, with a 10km mass start race in classic technique, followed by a 200m Sprint in freestyle technique on Saturday, September 19, and concluded with the Team Sprint on Sunday, September 20, 2026.

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Below, you can check the final rankings for the overall, sprint, and nations’ standings for senior and junior athletes after all the events at the Roller Ski World Cup season 2026.

Final Roller Ski World Cup Standings after Val di Fiemme

Overall Roller Ski World Cup – Final Standings after Val di Fiemme

Women – Top 5

  1. Ragnhild Aarekol (NOR), 698 points
  2. Kajsa Ekenberg (SWE), 476 points
  3. Ebba Stenman (SWE), 470 points
  4. Maria Eugenia Boccardi (ITA), 450 points
  5. Anna Maria Ghiddi (ITA), 406 points

Men – Top 5

  1. Raimo Vigants (LAT), 519 points
  2. Thomas Bing (GER), 443 points
  3. Erik Fransson (SWE), 374 points
  4. Tommaso Dellagiacoma (ITA), 356 points
  5. Lauris Kaparkalejs (LAT), 337 points

Sprint Roller Ski World Cup – Final Standings after Val di Fiemme 

Women – Top 5

  1. Ragnhild Aarekol (NOR), 263 points
  2. Alba Mortagna (ITA), 234 points
  3. Ebba Stenman (SWE), 225 points
  4. Linda Kaparkaleja (LAT), 217 points
  5. Tena Hadzic (CRO), 193 points

Men – Top 5

  1. Raimo Vigants (LAT), 262 points
  2. Emanuele Becchis (ITA), 231 points
  3. Michele Valerio (ITA), 214 points
  4. Alessio Berlanda (ITA), 188 points
  5. Jostein Olafsen Soerset (NOR), 188 points

Overall Junior Roller Ski World Cup – Final Standings after Val di Fiemme

Junior Women – Top 5

  1. Emilie Ruud Lia (NOR), 785 points
  2. Mille Sophie Sveinhaug Aarnes (NOR), 598 points
  3. Anni Rohila (FIN), 547 points
  4. Matilda Grahn (SWE), 459 points
  5. Maria Invernizzi (ITA), 427 points

Junior Men – Top 5

  1. Ville Jutterdal (SWE), 682 points
  2. Stefano Epis (ITA), 487 points
  3. Jonas Torp (NOR), 479 points
  4. Theo Malm (SWE), 464 points
  5. Valter Blomberg Gerle (SWE), 414 points

Sprint Junior Roller Ski World Cup – Final Standings after Val di Fiemme

Junior Women – Top 5

  1. Emilie Ruud Lia (NOR), 345 points
  2. Anni Rohila (FIN), 269 points
  3. Mille Sophie Sveinhaug Aarnes (NOR), 263 points
  4. Synnoeve Kjosavik (NOR), 240 points
  5. Nicole Falanelli (ITA), 205 points

Junior Men – Top 5

  1. Ville Jutterdal (SWE), 265 points
  2. Bruno Bilans (LAT), 217 points
  3. Jonas Torp (NOR), 217 points
  4. Levi Maury (FRA), 207 points
  5. Stefano Epis (ITA), 195 points

Roller Ski World Cup Nations – Final Standings after Val di Fiemme

Women – Top 5

  1. Norway, 3.873 points
  2. Sweden, 3.223 points
  3. Italy, 2.515 points
  4. Latvia, 1.784 points
  5. Ukraine, 1.022 points

Men – Top 5

  1. Sweden, 3.516 points
  2. Norway, 3.191 points
  3. Italy, 2.613 points
  4. Latvia, 2.290 points
  5. Germany, 1.336 points

Overall – Top 5

  1. Norway, 7.064 points
  2. Sweden, 6.739 points
  3. Italy, 5.128 points
  4. Latvia, 4.074 points
  5. Germany, 2.356 points

See the complete program for the Val di Fiemme Roller Ski World Cup below.

FACTS: Val Di Fiemme Roller Ski World Cup 2026

PROGRAM

Friday, September 18: 10km Mass Start Classic (More details can be found HERE)

  • 10:30 CEST: 10km Mass Start C, Junior Men
  • 10:40 CEST: 10km Mass Start C, Junior Women
  • 11:40 CEST: 10km Mass Start C, Senior Men
  • 11:50 CEST: 10km Mass Start C, Senior Women

Saturday, September 19: 200m Sprint Freestyle (More details can be found HERE)

  • 14:00 CEST: Sprint Qualify F, Junior Women
  • 14:00 CEST: Sprint Qualify F, Junior Men
  • 14:00 CEST: Sprint Qualify F, Senior Women
  • 14:00 CEST: Sprint Qualify F, Senior Men
  • 15:15 CEST: Sprint Final F, Junior Women
  • 15:15 CEST: Sprint Final F, Junior Men
  • 15:15 CEST: Sprint Final F, Women
  • 15:15 CEST: Sprint Final F, Men

Sunday, September 20: Team Sprint Freestyle (More details can be found HERE)

  • 10:00 CEST: Team Sprint F, Junior Women
  • 10:45 CEST: Team Sprint F, Junior Men
  • 11:30 CEST: Team Sprint F, Senior Women
  • 12:15 CEST: Team Sprint F, Senior Men

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