Skidnytt Podcast About Ski Classics Season XIV Is Out Now
The new episode of Skidnytt Podcast with Elin Mohlin and Emilie Fleten is already online, and the talk is about the upcoming Ski Classics Season.
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Calendar For The Summer Rollerski Competitions
Last weekend the Ski Classics Challengers circuit started the new season with Totenrullen in Norway. Here you can check the international rollerski calendar.
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Teresa Stadlober: The Austrian Olympic Medalist
Austria is well-known for presenting a solid field of medal winners at Alpine World Cups but much less for bringing forth successful cross-country skiers. By winning the first Austrian female Olympic medal in history, Teresa Stadlober has become the Austrian hope to change this perception.
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Silly Season: Barbro Sætha And Mathias Aas Rolid Join Team Næringsbanken
Team Næringsbanken, on their social media platforms, announced that Barbro Sætha And Mathias Aas Rolid have signed with the Pro Team for the Ski Classics Season XIV.
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Mikael Gunnulfsen Looking Forward To The 2023 World Championships
Despite a solid debut season in Ski Classics, Mikael Gunnulfsen is looking forward to the World Championships in Planica, Slovenia.
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Help Us To Improve ProXCskiing And Win A Signed Ski Classics Color Bib
Take 5 minutes to give us feedback on our sites and get the chance to win one of the Ski Classics Color Bibs (Champ, Climb, Sprint, Youth).
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Marcialonga Changes Route And Adds ‘Mur De La Stria’
In an official press release, Marcialonga has announced a change of route, with the finish line in Cavalese in the opposite direction, a shorter and steeper ‘Cascata’ and the addition of the new ‘Mur de la Stria.’
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Ski Classics Strongly Condemns Luusua’s Doping Offence
In an official statement earlier today, Ski Classics strongly condemned the Finnish skier Ari Luusua’s use of doping and strengthens cooperation with FIS and WADA.
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Silly Season: Alba Björnsdotter Joins Team Ramudden
Alba Björnsdotter won the junior age group at Tjejvasan last winter. Now, she is joining Team Ramudden for the coming winter in parallel to the goal of taking a place in Sweden’s junior world championships team.
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Luusua Banned For Four Years For Doping
Ari Luusua has been banned for doping for four years. Luusua appealed the decision to the Sports Arbitration Board, claiming that he had ended his career before testing positive, but the penalty remained in force.
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