Four More Racers Abandon Tour de Ski
Sweden’s Frida Karlsson and three Norwegian skiers leave Tour de Ski on Saturday.
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Tour de Ski Overall Standings
After four of the six stages in Tour de Ski, these are the overall leaders in the men’s, women’s and teams’ competitions.
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Two More Racers Leave Tour de Ski
Moa Lundgren of Sweden and Emil Iversen of Norway have decided to leave Tour de Ski.
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Klæbo Wins Tour de Ski Sprint
Johannes Høsflot Klæbo wins the Tour de Ski classic sprint in Oberstdorf, Germany, as the Norwegians completely dominate the field.
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Natalia Nepryaeva Wins Tour de Ski Sprint
Natalia Nepryaeva of Russia wins classic sprint in Oberstdorf, Germany, the fourth stage of Tour de Ski.
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Entire Swedish Tour de Ski Team Quarantined
Two Norwegian TV-crew members tested positive for Covid-19, sending the entire Swedish Tour de Ski team into quarantine. Several other national teams are also affected.
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Tour de Ski: Results Stage 3 – 10km Skate Women
Jessie Diggins (USA) bags her second Tour de Ski stage victory after outsprinting Frida Karlsson on the finish line in the women’s 10-kilometer skate race in Oberstdorf, Germany.
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Tour de Ski: Results Stage 3 – 15km Skate Men
Johannes Høsflot Klæbo (NOR) bags his ninth Tour de Ski stage victory in a four-way battle for the podium in the men’s 15-kilometer skate race in Oberstdorf, Germany.
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Anna Dyvik Pulls Out Of Tour De Ski
Sweden’s Anna Dyvik leaves Tour de Ski after two of the six 2022 Tour de Ski stages. Based on her performances in the first two events of Tour de Ski, the 26-year-old Swede made the Swedish team to the 2022 Olympics. The announcement was made this morning. Dyvik was fifth in the sprint final in the opening…
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Klæbo Considers Calling It Quits
Norway’s Johannes Høsflot Klæbo says he will pull out of Tour de Ski “the second I start to sense that the Tour is affecting me negatively.”
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