Surprise winner takes the plunge into full-time Ski Classics

by Maja Eriksson • 05.06.2026
Ski Classics
Last season, the 22-year-old made his Ski Classics debut and achieved a sensational victory. Now, Malte Jutterdal is set for a long-distance racing commitment with a Swedish Pro Team.

Last season, the 22-year-old made his Ski Classics debut and achieved a sensational victory. Now, Malte Jutterdal is set for a long-distance racing commitment with a Swedish Pro Team.

Malte Jutterdal emerged almost from nowhere, shocking his competitors when he won a Ski Classics Pro event in Orsa Grönklitt last season. Now, it is confirmed that the talented skier is making the transition to the long-distance racing circuit.

Also Read: Malte Jutterdal takes victory at historic Orsa Grönklitt 50k ITT

Joining a Swedish Pro Team

Jutterdal was unable to achieve his goal of qualifying for the U23 World Championships last season. This opened up the opportunity for him to pursue a long-distance racing initiative mid-season. He started by winning the Bessemerloppet, followed by a top-50 finish at Vasaloppet.

The weekend after Vasaloppet featured an individual 50km race in Ski Classics. There, Malte surprised everyone by claiming his first victory in Ski Classics, aided by Ski Team Göhlins.

It is now confirmed that Jutterdal will sign with the Småland-based Pro Team, Ski Team Göhlins.

On social media, Ski Team Göhlins stated:

“We welcome @malte.jutterdal to the team, where he will now fully commit to long-distance skiing. Malte, with roots in Östergötland, was a guest with us last season and clearly demonstrated his potential.”

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Read More: Ski Classics World Championship Season XVIII

Ski Classics World Championship Season XVIII (2026/2027)

• Event 1: December 11, 2026 – Bad Gastein Prologue – Austria – 1km
• Event 2: December 13, 2026 – Sportgastein Criterium – Austria – 30km
• Event 3: December 19, 2026 – Bad Gastein ITT – Austria – 7km
• Event 4: December 20, 2026 – Bad Gastein Criterium – Austria – 36km
• Event 5: January 16, 2027 – Engadin La Diagonela – Switzerland – 55km
• Event 6: January 17, 2027 – Zuoz–St. Moritz Sprint – Switzerland – 30km
• Event 7: January 31, 2027 – Marcialonga – Italy – 70km
• Event 8: February 12, 2027 – Bedřichov Heat Sprint – Czech Republic – 1.5km
• Event 9: February 14, 2027 – Jizerská50 – Czech Republic – 50km
• Event 10: February 27, 2027 – Oxberg–Mora Sprint Women – Sweden – 30km
• Event 11: February 28, 2027 – Oxberg–Mora Sprint Men – Sweden – 30km
• Event 12: March 7, 2027 – Vasaloppet – Sweden – 90km
• Event 13: March 20, 2027 – Birkebeinerrennet – Norway – 53km
• Event 14: April 3, 2027 – Reistadløpet – Norway – 35km
• Event 15: April 4, 2027 – Grand Finale Summit 2 Senja – Norway – 60km

For more updates and detailed information about the Ski Classics World Championship, visit skiclassics.com.

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