From U23 silver to Trondheim World Championships history
Australian cross-country skier Rosie Fordham has had a historic season, becoming the first Australian to win a silver medal at the U23 FIS World Championships
Technique expert warns: “For every centimeter of incorrect pole length, you lose time”
A technique expert shakes his head at what he sees: “People are careless with their poles. I don’t think they realize how much it costs them.”
Swiss legends reunite: Cologna and team dominate Masters relay
The World Cup Masters cross-country games in Klosters, Davos, brought together skiing legends and passionate competitors from around the world.
You can’t perform magic with the skis properties: The most common mistake
No matter how good your skis are, you can’t work magic with them. It’s all about finding the right combination and choosing skis that suit you and your skiing style.
Cross-country skiing through Alaska: Pushing the limits of body and mind
Can you imagine skiing 1.600km through the wilderness, encountering civilization only occasionally? Right now, competitors in the Iditarod Trail Invitational are experiencing just that, traversing Alaska from East to West.
From the Ski Classics Pro Tour to Biathlon World Cup
Just two years ago, Arnaud Du Pasquier was competing as a Pro Team athlete in the Ski Classics. Now he is making strides in Biathlon.
Andersson found comfort in her boyfriend: “He is my safe haven in life”
Ebba Andersson was devastated after her medal dreams were shattered just a few hundred meters from the finish line in the 50km at the World Championships. Afterward, she found comfort in her boyfriend.
Bitter after World Championships 50km: “I have been clear with Frida”
Ebba Andersson crashed out of the medal fight in the World Championships 50km after a tangle with Frida. After crossing the finish line, she is crystal clear about how she feels about it.
“I can’t hide the truth any longer”
Forced to end the season after the World Championships in Trondheim: The ski star shares her truth about her nightmare season.
Klæbo: “I have trained for X number of years and lived like an ascetic to achieve this”
Johannes Høsflot Klæbo had already secured four World Championships gold medals on home soil. The third was even harder to win—but all the more meaningful. He dares not calculate what it has cost him.
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