German skier controls the men’s 10km classic in Olos/Muonio

by Leandro Lutz • 15.11.2025
Friedrich Moch
Day two of the Olos/Muonio Ski Race Weekend delivered a decisive result in the men’s 10km classic, with a German skier setting a steady, commanding pace and securing the win by a narrow margin.

Day two of the Olos/Muonio Ski Race Weekend delivered a decisive result in the men’s 10km classic, with a German skier setting a steady, commanding pace and securing the win by a narrow margin.

In the men’s 10km individual start classic race, Friedrich Moch, from Germany, took a convincing victory with a total time of 26:54.4.

Ristomatti Hakola, from Finland, and Elia Barp, from Italy, shared second place, both clocking a time just 1.9 seconds behind the winner. 

Top 5, 10km Classic, Men

1 – Friedrich Moch (GER), 26:54.4
2 – Ristomatti Hakola (FIN), +1.9
2 – Elia Barp (ITA), +1.9
4 – Leevi Tarjanne (FIN), +2.5
5 – Federico Pellegrino (ITA), +12.4

Complete results can be found HERE when available.

Tomorrow, the competition in Finland concludes with a 10km individual race in freestyle technique for both women and men. 

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See below the complete program for the races in Olos/Muonio.

Three races, three days

The race weekend in northern Finland features a compact and high-profile program:

November 14, Friday – Sprint Classic (More information can be found HERE and HERE)

  • 8:45 CET: Broadcast start
  • 9:00 CET: Qualification
  • BREAK
  • 11:00 CET: Heats/finals

November 15, Saturday: 10km Interval Start Classic (More information can be found HERE)

  • 8:45 CET: Broadcast start
  • 9:00 CET: Women’s race first, followed immediately by the Men’s

November 16, Sunday: 10km Interval Start Freestyle (More information can be found HERE)

  • 8:45 CET: Broadcast start
  • 9:00 CET: Women’s race first, followed immediately by the Men’s

All races will be streamed live and available for replay on the streaming service SC Play, which holds exclusive broadcasting rights in all countries except Finland.

See the complete start list HERE

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