“It’s been a lot of pasta and pizza this year”
ProXCskiing.com met with Johannes Dale-Skjevdal ahead of the season in Beitostølen. The 27-year-old from Norway revealed some key factors behind his success.
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Weng: “I guess I’ll let her win a bit at the start”
Heidi Weng finished second behind Therese Johaug in her comeback at Beitostølen, losing by over half a minute. But she doesn’t plan to make a habit of it.
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Countdown to the Ski Classics Challengers event Les Belles Combes
The Ski Classics Challengers Les Belles Combes will be held in less than a month. The long-distance skiing event in classic technique will take place on December 22, 2024, in Les Moussières, France.
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Klæbo wins again in Beitostølen
The Beitostølen Premiere continued today in Norway with a 10km interval start race in classic technique for women and men. Check out the men’s results.
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Ebba Andersson wins classic race in Bruksvallarna
The Bruksvallarna Premiere continued today in Sweden with a 10km interval start race in classic technique for women and men. Check out the women’s results.
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Anger wins Bruksvallarna 10km classic
The Bruksvallarna Premiere continued today in Sweden with a 10km interval start race in classic technique for women and men. Check out the men’s results.
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Johaug reigns supreme at Beitostølen 10km classic
The Beitostølen Premiere continued today in Norway with a 10km interval start race in classic technique for women and men. Check out the women’s results.
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Bruksvallarna Classic race live streamed today on SC Play from 10:30 CET!
The Swedish Ski Premiere in Bruksvallarna continues today with a 10km race in classic technique. You can follow the event live on SC Play with English commentary from 10:30 CET, with Teemu Virtanen and Julia Angelsiöö, Ski Team Göhlins Pro Team athlete, as commentators.
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Beitostølen 10km Classic: Start Lists and Start Times
The Norwegian cross-country skiing premiere in Beitostølen is one of the early-season highlights in cross-country skiing, offering an exciting, high-caliber, three-day competition weekend with thrilling battles on the ski track. The event continues this Saturday with a 10km race in classic technique.
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“Now I can handle training”
In October, Didrik Tønseth was so unwell that he feared his World Championships dreams were over. Ahead of the Norwegian season premiere, the 33-year-old is cautiously optimistic. But where does he really stand now?
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