Solid Marcialonga victory for Emilie Fleten
Emilie Fleten, Team Ramudden, won the 70-kilometer-long Marcialonga with a solid performance today in Italy.
Emilie Fleten, Team Ramudden, won the 70-kilometer-long Marcialonga with a solid performance today in Italy.
Andreas Nygaard, Team Ragde Charge, won the 70-kilometer-long Marcialonga that took place today from Moena to Cavalese in Italy, his first Marcialonga victory.
This weekend, the Ski Classics Pro Tour Season XVI continues with Marcialonga on Sunday, January 26, 2025. Here is all the information you need to know before the traditional Italian event.
Emilie Fleten has the potential to become the first woman to win all Grand Classic races in one season. Coached by Lina Korsgren, who came closest in modern history, Fleten is now opening up about her heart problems and how caffeine impacts her performance.
Marcialonga is the next event on the Ski Classics Pro Tour calendar and one of the favorite ski races in the World. The anticipation is mounting, especially in predicting the top contenders. These are the athletes who stand out as favorites for the upcoming Pro Tour event.
Runar Skaug Mathisen and Lager 157 Ski Team are aiming for a hat-trick this Sunday.
This weekend, it’s Marcialonga time! On Friday, January 24, you can enjoy the Italian atmosphere with the Marcialonga Story, an old-fashioned ski race, from 16:30 CET. On Saturday, January 25, you can watch the Color Bibs handout live from 18:00 CET. Watch the events live on SC Play!
The Ski Classics Pro Tour continues this weekend in Italy, with Marcialonga on Sunday, January 26, 2025.
On Sunday, January 26, 2025, the Ski Classics Pro Tour continues with Marcialonga. Covering a challenging 70-kilometer course, the event marks the sixth Ski Classics stage and the first Grand Classics event, Season XVI.
Want to set a goal with your pre-season training? We are now releasing our 100 starting places for Marcialonga 2025 exclusively to our members.
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