Team Ramudden has announced its roster for the Ski Classics Season XVII. The Pro Team is bringing in a Norwegian athlete and promoting a top talent from their development team.

A few days ago, it became clear that Amund Riege was leaving Team Ramudden. Now, the Pro Team has presented its lineup for the upcoming season.

Also Read: Amund Riege leaves Team Ramudden

They are bringing in a new Norwegian, Magnus Vesterheim, from Team Aker Dæhlie. Over the past few seasons, he has finished in the top 10 in several races but has never reached the podium in a Pro Tour event. Vesterheim ended Season XVI of Ski Classics by finishing ninth and eighth in the last two Pro Tour events in Northern Norway.

“Warm welcome to the team, Magnus Vesterheim,” the Pro Team writes on its Instagram account.

Read More: Confirmed: Vesterheim and Team Aker Dæhlie go separate ways

Promoting Talent

Additionally, the Pro Team is promoting the top talent, Hjalmar Oscarsson, from its development squad. He won the overall Swedish long-distance cup and several of its stages. Now the 21-year-old is stepping up to the Ski Classics Pro Team.

Truls Gisselman, who is part of Team Bauhaus, is also listed in the team lineup, although his main focus is on qualifying for the Olympics.

Also Read – Gisselman left out A team despite World Championships medal: “I had some hope”

Super Star Remains with the Pro Team

The Pro Team presents only two skiers on the women’s side, indicating that more may still be added. Earlier this spring, it was confirmed that Ida Palmberg is retiring after four years with Team Ramudden. Emilie Fleten and Julie Kvale Støstad have both extended their contracts.

Read More – Silly Season: Ida Palmberg hints a new chapter

Team Ramudden for Season XVII (2025/2026)

• Herman Paus
• Alfred Buskqvist
• Anton Persson
• Magnus Vesterheim
• Hjalmar Oscarsson
• Truls Gisselman
• Thomas Joly
• Emilie Fleten
• Julie Kvale Støstad

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