Silly Season: Two New Swiss Skiers For Team BSV IBEX
The Swiss Pro Team BSV IBEX announced that Andri Schlittler would retire from professional skiing but presented two new Pro Tour skiers on the men’s side.
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Sprinter Buskqvist About The Change To Ski Classics
Alfred Buskqvist has been on the sprint scene for several years. Now the Swedish cross-country skier shifts focus and set his sights on Ski Classics.
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Silly Season: Ida Dahl and Eddie Edström Join Team Engcon
Team Engcon announced that the long-distance star Ida Dahl is joining the Pro Team for the coming season. Dahl’s partner, Eddie Edström, strengthens the men’s side.
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Silly Season: Team Nordic Jobs Worldwide With Full Estonian Team
Early today, on a press release, Team Nordic Jobs Worldwide informed that the Pro Team would be back to its base and going to the next season with a 100% Estonian team.
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Canada’s Cross-Country Skiing Teams For the 2022/2023 Season
Nordiq Canada has named 30 cross-country skiers for the 2022/2023 season.
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Stefania Corradini: “This Has Been My Best Season So Far”
Despite being young, Stefania Corradini has been around the Italian cross-country ski scene for a while. The skier is a member of Ski Classics Pro Team Internorm Trentino Zorzi Max by SottoZero. Still, she also fights for the top positions in traditional skiing – and almost got qualified for the Winter Olympics.
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Østberg Continues Her Cross-Country Skiing Career
Norwegian Olympic champion and World Championship gold medalist Ingvild Flugstad Østberg continues her dedication to cross-country skiing outside the Norwegian national team.
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Båstad-Mölle Opens Registration
Båstad-Mölle, a Ski Classics Challengers event, will celebrate its third edition on October 1, 2022. Plan your 2022/2023 season since registration for the race is already open.
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Klæbo Insists On His Altitude Training Plan
Johannes Høsflot Klæbo (NOR) has been given the green light to run a private altitude training plan towards the 2022/23 season, even though the World Championships will be held in the lowlands and none of the national teams will go to the altitude.
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Inconsistent FIS Fluorinated Wax Test
The International Ski Federation (FIS) announced a month ago that the organization is ready to start a fluorinated wax ban next season with the new fluor test equipment. However, it is known from tests in Sweden that the device is not reliable.
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