Team Sjusjøen Langløp for the Ski Classics World Championship Season XVIII

by Leandro Lutz • 23.06.2026
Team Sjusjøen Langløp
Team Sjusjøen Langløp has presented its Pro Team squad for the Ski Classics World Championship Season XVIII.

Team Sjusjøen Langløp has presented its Pro Team squad for the Ski Classics World Championship Season XVIII.

The Norwegian Pro Team will line up 12 athletes for the 2026/2027 season, five women and seven men. The roster sees significant growth compared to Season XVII, when the squad fielded ten athletes.

On the women’s side, the team welcomes five athletes: Ingrid Elise Kullerud, Lisa Vinsa, Julie Jeistad, Mie Stangeland Sørensen, and Dyvéke Aakervik.

The men’s squad combines returning faces with new additions. Jonas Bergli, Bastien Laurent, Anders Grini, and Grunde Myhrer continue from last season, joined by Morten Eide Pedersen, Ole Eirik Fuglehaug Ekrem, and Jørgen Hvatum.

Based in the Sjusjøen and Lillehammer region, Team Sjusjøen Langløp has been one of the longest-running Pro Teams in Ski Classics since its founding in 2015, consistently ranking around the top 10 in the Pro Team Competition.

Team Sjusjøen Langløp – Ski Classics World Championship Season XVIII

Women

  • Ingrid Elise Kullerud
  • Lisa Vinsa
  • Julie Jeistad
  • Mie Stangeland Sørensen
  • Dyvéke Aakervik

Men

  • Jonas Bergli
  • Bastien Laurent
  • Morten Eide Pedersen
  • Ole Eirik Fuglehaug Ekrem
  • Grunde Myhrer
  • Jørgen Hvatum
  • Anders Grini
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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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