Tuesday, Mar 28, 2023 Today's Paper
SC Ranking
1 Emil Persson 26,400,000
2 Ida Dahl 25,906,176
3 Astrid Øyre Sli... 25,768,596
4 Andreas Nygaard 25,204,937
5 Kasper Stadaas 24,731,571
6 Max Novak 24,408,540
7 Tord Asle Gjerd... 24,225,126
8 Johan Hoel 24,117,279
9 Johannes Eklöf 23,955,612
10 Stian Hoelgaard 23,820,021
11 Oskar Kardin 23,698,180
12 Emilie Fleten 23,662,421
13 Britta Johansso... 23,577,507
14 Herman Paus 23,431,681
15 Karstein Johaug 23,301,329
16 Magnus Vesterhe... 23,224,579
17 Morten Eide Ped... 23,141,153
18 Runar Skaug Mat... 23,109,109
19 Amund Riege 22,946,604
20 Torleif Syrstad 22,817,602
21 Axel Jutterströ... 22,774,131
22 Thomas Ødegaard... 22,616,802
23 Marcus Johansso... 22,386,541
24 Chris Andre Jes... 22,054,623
25 Eddie Edström 22,041,570
26 Magni Smedås 22,009,728
27 Petter Stakston 21,918,627
28 Torgeir Sulen H... 21,672,716
29 Nils Dahlsten 21,377,545
30 Klas Nilsson 21,163,179
31 Thomas Joly 21,150,235
32 Joar Thele 20,900,577
33 Anders Aukland 20,900,567
34 Patrick Fossum ... 20,725,034
35 Vetle Thyli 20,488,084
36 Jan Šrail 20,312,327
37 Alvar Myhlback 20,273,712
38 Fabián Štoček... 20,037,927
39 Anikken Gjerde ... 19,873,759
40 Stian Berg 19,871,502
41 Alfred Buskqvis... 19,528,517
42 Einar Kalland-O... 19,510,307
43 Lina Korsgren 19,332,942
44 Kati Roivas 19,115,332
45 Stanislav Řezáč... 19,002,316
46 Karolina Hedens... 18,998,733
47 Juuso Mäkelä 18,981,645
48 Petter Soleng S... 18,723,115
49 Viktor Mäenpää... 18,692,969
50 Jiří Pliska 18,645,529
Event logo
Birkebeinerrennet
  • Date: 19.03.2022
  • Country: Norway
  • City: Rena-Lillehammer
Program
Event Date
  • Birkebeinerrennet 19.03.2022
    • Birkebeinerrennet Women
    Saturday 07:45
    • Birkebeinerrennet Men
    08:00
Show other events schedule
Event description

Livetracking and results all competitors 

 

BIRKEBEINERRENNET COMES WITH A HEROIC TALE AND AN ADVENTUROUS COURSE

Like Vasaloppet, Birkebeinerrennet has a long history and its origin stems from a heroic tale of courage and adventure. The story goes back to the harsh times of the 13th century when two fearless soldiers, birkebeiners, rescued a young prince and skied over the mountain fighting against the wild nature around them. This young prince, Haakon, later became the king, and to honor him and his rescuers all participants carry a 3.5 kg backpack symbolizing the weight of the precious cargo that the birkebeiners had on their backs on their adventurous journey.

Birkebeinerrennet has one of the most challenging courses in the Visma Ski Classics Pro Tour. There is a long 20 km climb to the mountaintop at Raudfjellet with only one relatively short downhill section at 13 km. The second challenging uphill starts at 28 km, and after 40 km of “mountain skiing” skiers reach Sjusjøen and start their descent to Lillehammer. During the last 14 km, there is a 400-meter drop in elevation, and the finish is at the Olympic stadium.

Become a member now