Awarded sports’ highest honor posthumously
New details about the fatal accident emerged just a month ago. Now, the late biathlon star receives the most prestigious award of her career.
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Olympic legend finds love on Instagram: “I feel like the luckiest in the world”
“Super-Svendsen” has found a whole new life.
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FIS opens door for Russian participation
FIS has opened the door for Russian cross-country skiers to compete in the World Cup and World Championships in Falun.
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Never felt less pressure: “Last year I had to prove quite a bit”
Expectations for Johan-Olav Botn have never been higher. He feels less pressure than ever and opens up about the aftermath of last season.
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Doping-sanctioned skier surprises in new sport
Back after a four-year doping ban: won a FIS race after just one month. Now he surprises again in a new arena.
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Dream start as a professional cyclist
After being dropped from the national team, Iver Tildheim Andersen continues to impress on the bike. He has now secured three podium finishes over two weekends, including two victories.
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Iversen hit with criticism after shaky season debut
Back on the Norwegian national team after three years away. But following his season debut at Toppidrettsveka, Emil Iversen was told he doesn’t belong there. “I received quite a bit of criticism, yes.”
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Shock announcement: Biathlon star skips the World Cup
After winning gold and bronze at the Olympics and delivering his best season yet, the shocking news arrives: he will not compete in the biathlon World Cup this winter.
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Division in the national team: several stars part ways with the federation
Several top stars have parted ways with the Austrian national team following the dismissal of the coaching staff.
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Northug intervenes in bitter conflict: ‘We have a plan”
Petter Northug will now step in to resolve the bitter conflict hindering the transition, confirming that the Ski Classics star is wanted on the Pro Team.
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