Trysil-Knut Rennet Start List

by Leandro Lutz • 28.01.2022
Tomorrow, January 29, it’s time for Trysil-Knut Rennet. The Visma Ski Classics Challengers event is a 40-kilometer classic technique race and brings Pro Tour and recreational skiers to the start line in Trysil, Norway.

Tomorrow, January 29, it’s time for Trysil-Knut Rennet. The Visma Ski Classics Challengers event is a 40-kilometer classic technique race and brings Pro Tour and recreational skiers to the start line in Trysil, Norway.

TRYSIL-KNUT RENNET

  • Location: Trysil, Norway
  • Date: Saturday, January 29
  • Start Time: Women 11:00 CET / Men 11:00 CET
  • Distance: 40km classic technique

START LIST WOMEN

START LIST MEN

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