Klæbo is the Wild Card in the World Cup Final
Whether Klæbo shows up at the World Cup final in Falun will change the outcome of the overall sprint and distance World Cups, in two different ways.
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Sweden’s Team to the World Cup Final in Falun
Sweden announced their team to the FIS Cross-Country World Cup final in Falun next weekend: 24 racers including two World Cup rookies.
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Richard Jouve Could Win Overall Sprint World Cup
On Friday, France’s Richard Jouve could snag the overall sprint World Cup title from Johannes Høsflot Klæbo at the FIS World Cup final in Falun, Sweden.
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What Happens to Alexander Bolshunov & Co Now?
Alexander Bolshunov’s sponsor Rossignol is hoping that the whole industry will adopt a common policy on how to deal with their Russian and Belarus athletes.
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Maja Dahlqvist Wins Overall Sprint World Cup
Sweden’s Maja Dahlqvist has won the overall FIS Sprint World Cup, even with one more sprint to go in the 2021-22 season.
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Norwegian Skier Will Miss the World Cup in Holmenkollen
Norway’s Tiril Udnes Weng has become ill and will not race the 30-kilometer classic event at the World Cup in Holmenkollen today.
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The 2021-22 FIS World Cup Concludes in Falun
Next week’s World Cup event in Falun will be the last of the 2022 season, as the FIS fails to find an alternate organizer for the World Cup final in Tyumen, Russia.
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Emma Ribom Tests Positive for Covid
Sweden’s Emma Ribom has tested positive for Covid and will miss the World Cup in Oslo this weekend.
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Covid-Ravaged Team Koteng Hoping to Peak for Vasaloppet
“On a good day, we could make the podium in the Vasaloppet,” says team manager Tore Berdal in Team Koteng-Eidissen.
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Ragde Charge: “We Are Clearly the Favorites in Vasaloppet”
The biggest, strongest and best-funded team on the Pro Team circuit goes all in for Vasaloppet: anything short of victory is a failure.
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