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Marcialonga marked the seventh Ski Classics Pro Tour, and now, with the Grönklitt weekend, the Ski Classics Season XV is halfway through. ProXCskiing reviews the favorites for the various overall competitions, and today, you can find out who the Sprint bib favorites are on the women’s side.
Marcialonga marked the seventh Ski Classics Pro Tour event, and now, with the Grönklitt weekend, the Ski Classics Season XV is halfway through. ProXCskiing reviews the favorites for the various overall competitions, and today, you can find out who the Climb bib favorites are on the men’s side.
The end of Season XIV is just around the corner, and one of the toughest races of the Ski Classics calendar takes place today. ProXCskiing analyzed the favorite skiers for the Reistadløpet victory, depending on if they chose to use or not to use kick wax.
Marcialonga marked the seventh Ski Classics Pro Tour event last weekend, and now the Ski Classics Season XIV is halfway through. ProXCskiing reviews the favorites for the various overall competitions, and today you can find out who the Pro Team favorites are.
Marcialonga marked the seventh Ski Classics Pro Tour event last weekend, and now the Ski Classics Season XIV is halfway through. ProXCskiing reviews the favorites for the various overall competitions, and today you can find out who the Sprint bib favorites are.
The next race on the Ski Classics calendar is Engadin La Diagonela, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary during Season XIV. ProXCskiing evaluates the top 5 women and men with the most chances to take victory in Switzerland.
Prato Piazza Mountain Challenge will take place on Sunday and will be a real test for the Pro Tour athletes. With a different race profile than Pustertaler Ski Marathon, ProXCskiing evaluated the favorite skiers to climb to victory.
The Pro Tour skiers who attended the Bad Gastein press conference shared their goals and ambitions for Season XIV. Read our article to know what some of the world’s best long-distance skiers expect for the new season.
The Champion competition on the women’s side seems to be a game of three players. Astrid Øyre Slind, Team Aker Dæhlie, Ida Dahl, Team Engcon, and Emilie Fleten, Team Ramudden.
The Yellow Champion bib is worn by the male and female athlete with the most current Champion points before each event. The overall winner is the athlete with the most Champion points after the season in each gender. Athletes’ single best result from a Ski Classics Challengers event is included.
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