Seasoned athletes step into the Vets category

by Leandro Lutz • 20.04.2025
Vets Klas
As the Ski Classics transition from Season XVI to XVII, a handful of experienced Pro Team athletes are aging into the Vets category, reserved for skiers aged 40 and above during the calendar year of the season finale.

As the Ski Classics transition from Season XVI to XVII, a handful of experienced Pro Team athletes are aging into the Vets category, reserved for skiers aged 40 and above during the calendar year of the season finale.

Please note that the athletes listed below have not yet been confirmed to continue in Ski Classics for Season XVII, but are now eligible for the Vets category based on their age.

What Is the Vets Category?

The Vets classification honors experienced competitors aged 40 or older. As with all Ski Classics age-based categories, eligibility is based on the year in which the Ski Classics Grand Finale takes place.

Vets’ athletes compete for their own overall classification while also fighting for the Champion, Sprint, Climb, and Pro Team points.

Read More: Final Ski Classics Standings Season XVI – All Bib Winners

Athletes Transitioning to the Vets Category

For Season XVII, the following skiers are eligible for the Vets class:

These names are well known within the sport and have left a lasting mark on the Ski Classics Pro Tour. Their presence in the Vets category would add further depth and excitement to this growing field.

The Vets classification continues to highlight the value of experience and endurance, and it will be exciting to see how the competition evolves with such seasoned athletes joining the ranks.

Also Read:
Cubs To Youth – Pro Team athletes potentially moving up the ladder
Youth talents ready for the next step in Ski Classics

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