The roller ski guide 2026
Time to upgrade your roller ski collection or buy your very first pair? Check out our roller ski guide, now updated with more models for the season.
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Complete guide ahead of Vasaloppet: Practical information before and during the race
Vasaloppet is the world’s largest ski race, and for many, also the most overwhelming. Here is your guide to the checkpoints along the course, important cut-off times, spare equipment, and logistics that can save your race.
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Olympics 2026: Complete guide to the women’s 50km Mass Start
Not everyone welcomed the decision to extend the women’s longest Olympic distance from 30km to 50km. However, last year’s World Championships in Trondheim delivered a thrilling race, with Sweden and Norway battling all the way to the finish.
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Olympics 2026: Complete guide to the men’s 50km Mass Start
The marathon event closes the Olympic cross-country program. On the demanding and often wet courses in Val di Fiemme, the 50km mass start in classic technique will test the absolute toughest skiers in the field.
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Olympics 2026: Complete biathlon guide to the men’s 15km Mass Start
This event is called the Formula 1 of biathlon. A fast and nervous race where you cannot afford to make many mistakes. You must also have good speed on the tracks and shoot quickly. It’s easy to lose 10-15 seconds just in shooting time every time on the range. That added to four shootings gives you 40-60 seconds extra.
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Olympics 2026: Complete biathlon guide to the women’s 4x6km Relay
France has four very strong athletes and no weaknesses in its team. The same for Sweden, but it looks like the French women have hit the form better for the Olympics.
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Olympics 2026: Complete guide to the men’s Team Sprint
Endurance or sprint? Team Sprint poses some interesting questions about which skiers to use for this event. The pure sprinters will probably be too tired when they have to race three times the 1.5km course with very little rest in between.
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Olympics 2026: Complete guide to the women’s Team Sprint
Endurance or sprint? Team Sprint poses some interesting questions about which skiers to use for this event. The pure sprinters will probably be too tired when they have to race three times the 1.5km course with very little rest in between.
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Olympics 2026: Complete guide to the men’s 4×7.5km Relay
The race with the biggest favorite in the Olympic cross-country skiing in Val di Fiemme. Norway is so much better than the others that the relays have been removed from the World Cup program.
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Olympics 2026: Complete biathlon guide to the men’s 10km Sprint
In the sprint, most of the top names need 10 hits on the range. A very few athletes might be able to win with one, or on rare occasions, two penalty loops. That offers opportunities for quick skiers. But you also need to be quick on the range. It’s easy to lose 10-15 seconds just in one shooting.
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