La Venosta Time Trial marked the 100th Visma Ski Classics event and first-ever Pro Tour individual time trial. These are the bib-holders in various overall competitions after the new format event in Italy.
Britta Johansson Norgren, Lager 157 Ski Team, and Tord Asle Gjerdalen, Team XPND Fuel, made history winning the 100th Visma Ski Classics event and first-ever Pro Tour individual time trial.
Tomorrow’s La Venosta Time Trial marks the 100th Visma Ski Classics event and pits Pro Tour athletes and traditional cross-country skiers against each other in a 10-kilometer individual uphill battle.
Martin Løvstrøm Nyenget is the next Norwegian national team skier to join the forces of Team Eksjöhus.
La Venosta Time Trial marks the 100th event since the start of the Pro Tour circuit in 2011. From the beginning, Visma Ski Classics has been an inspiring and professional platform for Pro Tour athletes and recreational skiers worldwide.
For the first time, an individual time trial will take place in Visma Ski Classics. The 10-kilometer La Venosta Time Trial will start in Kapron and finishes at Melago Alm, on January 15.
Astrid Øyre Slind, Martin Johnsrud Sundby, and most of Team Koteng Eidissen have been quarantined in Switzerland and will not start at La Venosta Time Trial on Saturday.
Due to the current snow situation, Reschenseerennen Open will be moved to Langtaufers and becomes La Venosta Open, where a deep snowy winter landscape with perfect slopes awaits you.
Team Eksjöhus recruits Magni Smedås just a few days before La Venosta Time Trial.
Sadurni Betriu Boix is going for his third season as a Pro Team long-distance skier and feels proud to represent Catalunya. After a summer training with another elite cross-country skier – Irineu Esteve Altamiras – he is now ready to improve his overall ranking in the Visma Ski Classics classification.
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