Team Robinson Trentino strengthens its Pro Team squad for Ski Classics Season XVI. The Norwegian athlete is switching teams from Team Kaffebryggeriet.

Team Robinson Trentino is preparing for the Ski Classics Season XVI (2024/2025) and has started to present its squad. Today, it was announced that Norwegian Pro Team athlete Oda Nerdrum will join the ranks of the Italian Pro Team. 

Nerdrum was a member of Team Kaffebryggeriet and is now heading to Team Robinson Trentino. Her most significant achievement so far is the 10th place at Jizerská50 in 2023. Still, she has shown over the seasons that she has the potential for improvement.

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During Ski Classics Season XV, Oda Nerdrum started in 13 individual Pro Tour events and 3 Ski Classics Challengers. Her best results were 12th place at Summit 2 Senja, 16^th at Birkebeinerrennet, and 3rd at the Challengers Toblach-Cortina and Marcialonga Arctic Ski Race, finishing the season in 17th place at the Champion competition with 809 points.

Team Robinson Trentino: Season XV highlights and future goals

The Ski Classics Season XV is over, but preparation for the upcoming season is underway. Hear about the past season and what lies ahead for the Italian Pro Team, Team Robinson Trentino.

Team Robinson Trentino has been around since 2017, making the world of Ski Classics popular among many young people and enthusiasts of all ages in Italy. They have just completed another season in Ski Classics and ended up in 9th place overall in the Pro Team competition, meaning they are guaranteed a Pro Team license for Season XVI and confirmed their status as the best Italian Pro Team. 

In an exclusive interview with ProXCskiing.com, Bruno Debertolis, Pro Team Director, reflected on the team’s performance during Season XV and what’s next for the Italian Pro Team.

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