xc-ski.de A|N Skimarathon Team – Pro Team presentation Season XV

by Leandro Lutz • 21.10.2023
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This German Pro Team has been within Ski Classics for a long time and continues to be a pivotal part of the Pro Tour. The xc-ski.de A|N Skimarathon Team secured the 23rd position in the Pro Team ranking during Season XIV and is now gearing up for an exciting winter season ahead.

This German Pro Team has been within Ski Classics for a long time and continues to be a pivotal part of the Pro Tour. The xc-ski.de A|N Skimarathon Team secured the 23rd position in the Pro Team ranking during Season XIV and is now gearing up for an exciting winter season ahead.

The xc-ski.de A|N Skimarathon Team counts on local power with five German skiers but also brings an international flavor with athletes from Austria (one), Switzerland (two), and the Netherlands (the first Dutch woman in Ski Classics).

XC-SKI.DE A|N SKIMARATHON TEAM


For the upcoming Ski Classics Season XV, the team is bringing nine Pro Team athletes, three women and six men: Karin Weltert (1976), Elisabeth Schicho (1991), Marlies Nipius (1982), Adrian Bosshart (1994), Philipp Unger (1998), Matthias Fugger (1991), Tobias Dargatz (1990), Jonathan Göppert (2002), and Alexander Teschke (1973).

Pro Team Director Sabine Freimuth describes the German Pro Team: “We are a Team driven by motivation and the passion for cross-country skiing. For long-distance racing, we have a very good mixture of experienced and young athletes, women and men. Even the mixture of countries from where they come from gives a colored and exciting togetherness of one team. Austria, Switzerland, now the Netherlands, and, of course, Germany, come together to ski the best races!”

Reflecting on their goals for the upcoming season, the Pro Team Director reflects: “Our primary goal is to grow as a Team, supporting each other and taking the next individual steps on the performance ladder. For us, it is very important to be present in many Ski Classics races to present cross-country skiing in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and the Netherlands,” says Freimuth and adds:

“Working on improving the structures in our field of long-distance skiing in Germany is a constant process. Therefore, we build a cooperation with the German National Team. There are few opportunities, and we must take advantage of them.”

xc-ski.de A|N Skimarathon Team strength for the upcoming winter season is clear: “Team spirit and knowing that we do what we love! So, we are ready to race!”

xc.ski.de A|N Skimarathon Team

Pro Team Athletes

AthletesCountryGenderDate of BirthSC Ranking
Philipp UngerGERM14.03.1998#211
Tobias DargatzGERM01.05.1990#229
Karin WeltertSUIW23.04.1976#370
Matthias FuggerAUTM13.04.1991#726
Adrian BosshartSUIM21.07.1994#1131
Elisabeth SchichoGERW10.05.1991#
Jonathan GöppertGERM23.02.2002#
Alexander TeschkeGERM14.04.1973#
Marlies NipiusNEDW25.10.1982#


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