Westberg And Sömskar Mass Start Winners At The Swedish Championship Week

by Leandro Lutz • 30.06.2022
The Swedish championship week mass start race, a 20km race in freestyle technique for men and 15km for women, took place today in Linköping, Sweden.

The Swedish championship week mass start race, a 20km race in freestyle technique for men and 15km for women, took place today in Linköping, Sweden.

After a day full of action, Linköping’s mass start winners were Karl-Johan Westberg and Linn Sömskar, both showing strong performances.

In the 20km men’s competition, the winner was Karl-Johan Westberg. Erik Silfver finished in second place, followed by Alfred Buskqvist completing the podium in the third position. 

Top 3, Linköping Mass Start 20km, Men

  1. Karl-Johan Westberg
  2. Erik Silfver
  3. Alfred Buskqvist

In the 15km women’s race, Linn Sömskar won ahead of Jackline Lockner, in second place. Erika Karlsson finished in third place. 

Top 3, Linköping 15km, Women

  1. Linn Sömskar
  2. Jackline Lockner
  3. Erika Karlsson
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