Swedish victory after photo finish in Munich
Swedish star wins the season’s first IBU competition, turning the tables on the Norwegian favorite in a thrilling finish in Munich.
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Stars skip season opener: “It makes no sense”
The World Cup winner and several of the biggest stars in biathlon are skipping the IBU season opener this weekend.
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Cibes Lift Ski-Willy Marathon Team — Pro Team presentation Season XVIII
Austria’s longest-standing Pro Team enters its eleventh season in Ski Classics, headlined by the signing of a Spanish World Cup veteran.
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Team BSV IBEX — Pro Team presentation Season XVIII
Switzerland’s first and leading Pro Team enters Season XVIII with a reshaped roster, headlined by a major international signing.
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Bruse Sauerland Ski Team — Pro Team presentation Season XVIII
Germany’s leading long-distance skiing team enters its fifth season in Ski Classics, having finished 22nd in the Pro Team Competition last season.
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Team Emtec Nordic — Pro Team presentation Season XVIII
Team Emtec Nordic brings in a wave of new athletes for its second season in Ski Classics, now counting eleven athletes on the roster.
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Olympic star breaks with national team: withdraws from all gatherings
The bronze medalist from the Winter Olympics has decided to skip all national team gatherings.
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Thomas Bing on Lipnolopet: “I find the event so beautiful that I would happily ski it even in an injured state”
The Pro Team athlete spoke to ProXCskiing.com about his dense summer racing calendar, health setbacks, and his insights and tips for the upcoming Ski Classics Challengers event, Energamo Lipnolopet.
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Rising German athlete: “Second place has boosted my confidence”
Second place in the Roller Ski World Cup in Val di Fiemme on the Alpe Cermis, and still not a full-time Pro athlete.
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Travel Guide – Engadin Valley: Swiss precision meets high-altitude beauty
The Engadin Valley has hosted Ski Classics since Season IV, and today Engadin La Diagonela is one of the most respected long-distance skiing events in Europe. What began in 2014 as an emergency replacement race after a Czech event was cancelled for lack of snow has grown into a cornerstone of the Ski Classics calendar, drawing around 1,800 athletes from dozens of nations every January.
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