This weekend, 29-year-old Magni Smedås from Dalsbygda will race two events totaling more than 70 kilometers at altitude in northern Italy. Three days later, she’ll compete in the Norwegian National Championships (NM) at Gåsbu, aiming for a spot on the World Championships (WC) team.
By clinching overall victories in the Tour de Ski 2024/2025, Therese Johaug and Johannes Høsflot Klæbo have made history: both now hold four overall titles, tying the records of Dario Cologna and Justyna Kowalczyk.
In December, he finished 107th in the Scandinavian Cup at Lillehammer. During the opening race at Beitostølen, he placed 161st in the 10km classic. However, the 24-year-old from Norway has found success in the USA. In 2023, he became the American champion in sprint.
The 25-year-old from Norway has had a long journey to the top, but everything finally clicked for the super substitute in the Tour de Ski.
Ahead of the Tour de Ski, Michal Novák opens up about his World Cup season lead up, and what are his expectations for the grueling Tour de Ski?
The men’s Tour de Ski promises a thrilling duel between two superstars with distinct skill sets. But who will win the Tour de Ski? And who will fight for the final podium spot?
It’s not the World Cup leader who has earned the most prize money so far this season. Here’s a look at which ski stars have topped the earnings charts.
The Tour de Ski kicks off on Saturday, December 28, with a skate sprint in Toblach. Nine days and seven stages later, a winner will be crowned at the top of the Final Climb in Val di Fiemme on Sunday, January 5.
No pain, no gain—and without quality training, there are no results. But how do you create a plan when you work full-time and don’t have as much time for training and recovery as professional athletes?
Stina Nilsson, the Swedish sensation has always been full of surprises.
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