Diggins wins Superior 100 Mile Trail Race in her 100-mile debut
Jessie Diggins has added a new headline to her post-skiing career: winner of the Superior 100 Mile Trail Race, in her first attempt ever at the 100-mile distance.
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Guide Tour of Slovakia: World Tour teams set to dominate?
Tour of Slovakia – or Okolo Slovenska – is a UCI 2.1-category race over 5 stages. The total distance is 889,4km, and the finish of stage 5 is the hardest ever in the 70-year history of the race. Watch it on SC Play.
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A French skier in Norway: “The priority remains qualifying for the World Cup”
Victor Lovera isn’t the only Frenchman to have chosen Lillehammer as his training ground for his summer preparation. Sabin Coupat has also chosen to train in Scandinavia to prepare for the coming winter.
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France’s must-see mountain passes – part 3
France’s mountainous terrain is full of legendary mountain passes and climbs, many of which became famous because the Tour de France peloton rode through them. Check out part 3.
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Biathlon star continues to prove himself in cycling
Since this spring, French biathlete Emilien Jacquelin has joined the Decathlon CMA-CGM cycling team to try his hand at cycling. The original plan was to spend the summer on the bike, then pick up his rifle again in the autumn to prepare for the biathlon season.
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Countdown to the Challengers event Energamo Lipnolopet 2026
The Ski Classics Challengers event Energamo Lipnolopet starts in less than a month. The roller ski race in classic technique will take place on October 3, 2026, in Frýdava, Czech Republic.
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Core strength: the game-changer for skiers
As winter approaches, traditional cross-country skiers, long-distance athletes, and biathletes should pay close attention to one often-overlooked element: the core. A strong core not only supports better skiing techniques but also helps maintain form when fatigue begins to set in.
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France’s must-see mountain passes – part 2
France’s mountainous terrain is full of legendary mountain passes and climbs, many of which became famous because the Tour de France peloton rode through them. Check out part 2.
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Threshold training explained: The science behind ski endurance
In endurance sports such as cross-country skiing, aerobic and anaerobic threshold training are cornerstones of endurance fitness and familiar terms to anyone seriously engaged in endurance sports. But what are these thresholds in practice? In this article, we’ll delve into them a bit more.
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An accident that changed everything: “I’m learning to move differently now”
Last autumn, one of France’s leading cross-country skiers was involved in a serious paragliding accident.
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