Fast times set the tone in Gällivare sprint qualifier
The Swedish Season Opener in Gällivare got underway this morning with the sprint classic qualification for women and men, setting the stage for an exciting afternoon of finals.
The Swedish Season Opener in Gällivare got underway this morning with the sprint classic qualification for women and men, setting the stage for an exciting afternoon of finals.
At 36 years old, Calle Halfvarsson is making one last push toward the Olympics. But he is doing it without the national team behind him. That makes this weekend’s season premiere in Gällivare especially important for the Swedish veteran. For the first time in many years, he has his back against the wall. Now he must perform.
After standing outside the Swedish national team’s training groups for the first time in six years, Moa Hansson arrives in Gällivare with a very different preseason behind her. She is now on site for the season premiere.
The Gällivare season opener kicks off today with a classic sprint, and you can follow all the action live on SC Play from 9:35 CET with English commentary.
On Friday, it’s finally time for the Swedish cross-country skiing season opener in Gällivare. It also marks the official start of the battle for Olympic spots.
Athletes and organizers are distressed: A few days before the season opener, the cross-country skiing season is in jeopardy — they risk having to cancel everything.
The streaming platform SC Play will broadcast the official Swedish cross-country skiing season premiere from Gällivare live worldwide (except in Sweden) this coming weekend.
This weekend marks the national season openers in cross-country skiing in both Sweden and Norway, with start lists packed with World Cup stars. Here is the whole program, TV schedule, and all details for Gällivare and Beitostølen.
The cross-country skiing World Cup season 2023/2024 had its second stage this weekend in Sweden. Check here the sprint, distance, overall, and nation rankings after the Gällivare competitions.
Norway dominated the 4×7.5km relay race at the World Cup in Gällivare, Sweden. Complete results from the men’s relay race.
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