The Roller Ski World Cup in Val di Fiemme kicked off this Friday with the legendary Cermis Final Climb, an uphill mass start in classic technique on the slopes of Alpe Cermis. Check out the senior results.

Val di Fiemme Roller Ski World Cup – Cermis Final Climb, Women

In the women’s 10km uphill mass start in classic technique, Ragnhild Aarekol, from Norway, took home first place with a total time of 44:24.8.

Maria Eugenia Boccardi, from Italy, snagged second place, 7.5 seconds back, followed by Kajsa Ekenberg, from Sweden, 1:22.5 behind and completing the podium in third place.

Top 3, Cermis Final Climb, Women

1. Ragnhild Aarekol (NOR), 44:24.8
2. Maria Eugenia Boccardi (ITA), +7.5
3. Kajsa Ekenberg (SWE), +1:22.5

Complete results can be found HERE when available.

Val di Fiemme Roller Ski World Cup – Cermis Final Climb, Men

In the men’s 10km uphill mass start in classic technique, Andreas Bergsland, from Norway, took home first place with a total time of 36:16.5.

Jonathan Goeppert, from Germany, snagged second place, 37.4 seconds back, followed by Jakob Walther, also from Germany, 1:06.1 behind and completing the podium in third place.

Top 3, Cermis Final Climb, Men

1. Andreas Bergsland (NOR), 36:16.5
2. Jonathan Goeppert (GER), +37.4
3. Jakob Walther (GER), +1:06.1

Complete results can be found HERE when available.

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Val di Fiemme Roller Ski World Cup

The event began on Friday, September 18, with a 10km mass start race in classic technique, followed by a 200m Sprint in freestyle technique on Saturday, September 19, and ends with the Team Sprint on Sunday, September 20, 2026.

Also Read – Roller Ski World Cup: Complete program for Val di Fiemme

See the complete program for the Val di Fiemme Roller Ski World Cup below.

FACTS: Val di Fiemme Roller Ski World Cup 2026

• When: Friday, September 18, to Sunday, September 20, 2026
• Who: Senior and junior national skiers, women and men
• Where: Val di Fiemme, Italy
• What: FIS Roller Ski World Cup in Val di Fiemme

PROGRAM

Friday, September 18: 10km Mass Start Classic (More information can be found HERE)

• 10:30 CEST: 10km Mass Start C, Junior Men
• 10:40 CEST: 10km Mass Start C, Junior Women
• 11:40 CEST: 10km Mass Start C, Senior Men
• 11:50 CEST: 10km Mass Start C, Senior Women

Saturday, September 19: 200m Sprint Freestyle (More information can be found HERE)

• 14:00 CEST: Sprint Qualify F, Junior Women
• 14:00 CEST: Sprint Qualify F, Junior Men
• 14:00 CEST: Sprint Qualify F, Senior Women
• 14:00 CEST: Sprint Qualify F, Senior Men
• 15:15 CEST: Sprint Final F, Junior Women
• 15:15 CEST: Sprint Final F, Junior Men
• 15:15 CEST: Sprint Final F, Women
• 15:15 CEST: Sprint Final F, Men

Sunday, September 20: Team Sprint Freestyle (More information can be found HERE)

• 10:00 CEST: Team Sprint F, Junior Women
• 10:45 CEST: Team Sprint F, Junior Men
• 11:30 CEST: Team Sprint F, Senior Women
• 12:15 CEST: Team Sprint F, Senior Men

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