Diggins wins Tour de Ski heat mass start in Toblach
The Tour de Ski season 2025/2026 continued today in Toblach, Italy, with a 5km heat mass start race in freestyle technique for women and men. Check out the women’s results.
The Tour de Ski season 2025/2026 continued today in Toblach, Italy, with a 5km heat mass start race in freestyle technique for women and men. Check out the women’s results.
Today is a rest day for skiers at the Tour de Ski in Toblach, Italy. Here, you can find the standings after Monday’s 10km interval start races in classic technique.
The cross-country World Cup season 2025/2026 continued today in Trondheim, Norway, with a 20km skiathlon race for women and men. Here are the women’s results.
When the 2025/2026 World Cup season begins this week, the cross-country skiing world has a unique opportunity to reflect on the career and legacy of one of its most influential champions.
Jessie Diggins confirms that this will be her final season as a skier. The races on home soil in Lake Placid in March will be the last of her career.
In early October, FIS official Simon Cardini announced that Jessie Diggins will retire after the upcoming season. The American ski star herself has remained entirely silent, but several fellow athletes are deeply critical of how the news was handled.
Jessie Diggins and the rest of the U.S. national cross-country ski team will be wearing the U.S. Army logo on their race suits. Not everyone thinks that’s a good idea.
Jessie Diggins, triple overall World Cup winner and Olympic champion, has suffered a minor setback in her preparations for the upcoming winter.
FIS official reveals: Last winter’s overall cross-country skiing World Cup winner has reportedly decided to retire.
It’s not just rookies who fall. Even the best in the world hit the ground from time to time—and Jessie Diggins is using her latest crash as a chance to remind everyone about roller ski safety.
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