Moa Hansson Gold At the Women’s U23 Sprint World Championships

by Leandro Lutz • 26.02.2022
The fifth day of the Junior and U23 World Cross-Country Ski Championships saw Sweden’s Moa Hansson winning the U23 women’s sprint freestyle race.

The fifth day of the Junior and U23 World Cross-Country Ski Championships saw Sweden’s Moa Hansson winning the U23 women’s sprint freestyle race.

Moa Hansson, from Sweden, won today’s U23 women’s sprint freestyle race. Sweden’s cross-country skier finished 0.49 seconds ahead of Poland’s silver medalist Monika Skinder.

Nataliya Merkryukova, from Russia, finished 0.50 seconds back and got the bronze medal.

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Complete schedule for the 2022 Junior and U23 World Cross-Country Ski Championships.

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