Biathlon legend dislocated his shoulder
“I dislocated my shoulder, but it popped back into place on its own. It was really painful, but I continued to the finish line,” says former biathlon star Emil Hegle Svendsen.
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“One of the toughest periods of my career so far”
The Olympics did not go as planned for Harald Østberg Amundsen. Never in top form during the championship, he returned home sick and without a medal. Yet he has no regrets.
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Received notification on Instagram: suddenly without a team
Received the message on Instagram: after five years with the squad, the Ski Classics veteran suddenly found himself without a team, and considered retirement.
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Believes football achievement is greater than his Olympic gold
VVetle Sjåstad Christiansen thought little could top the greatest sporting moment of his career. After following Norway’s World Cup adventure from the stands in the USA, he has changed his perspective.
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Fossesholm takes on new role
The 25-year-old from Norway shocked everyone when she retired last fall, just before the Olympics. Now she’s back in her hometown, driving around in a car with the municipal logo.
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Four months after Olympic gold: “I would have been happy with silver too”
She was one miss away from being a reserve athlete at the Olympics. Instead, Maren Kirkeeide became the youngest female Olympic gold medalist in biathlon history. Now she opens up about the moment that changed everything.
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Østberg mourns grandmother Valborg, a pioneer for women in cross-country skiing
Ingvild Flugstad Østberg has yet to return to competitive skiing. On Monday, she received another heavy blow as her grandmother, Valborg Østberg, passed away. She was 95 years old and left a significant mark as a pioneer for women in cross-country skiing.
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Klæbo commits to Toppidrettsveka through 2028
The ski star has entered a unique agreement with one of Norway’s key organizers, committing to participate for the next three years.
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Former cross-country skier to ride the Tour de France
The 22-year-old Norwegian will serve as a domestique for one of the Tour de France favorites.
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Dropped from the national team and without support – Strømsheim makes a comeback
Having not competed since January, he faces several of the world’s best again on Saturday as one of two Norwegians.
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