Rollerskiing Across Norway: 13 Days And 2600km
Kevin Brekken Ramsfjell aims to cross Norway on rollerskis. Thirteen days, 2.600 kilometers, and 30.000 meters of elevation await the endurance athlete.
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Håvard Solås Taugbøl And Astrid Øyre Slind Winners At Totenrullen
The Ski Classics Challengers event Totenrullen, a 60km long-distance race in classic technique, took place today with a strong starting field in Raufoss, Norway.
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Totenrullen Starts The Ski Classics Challengers Season
The Norwegian rollerski event Totenrullen is starting the Ski Classics Challengers season this weekend. The 60km classic rollerski race will take place Saturday, June 18, in Raufoss, Norway.
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Petter Northug Is Ready For Totenrullen
The Norwegian cross-country ski star was at Toten on Wednesday and rollerskied through the course of this year’s Totenrullen, a Ski Classics Challengers event. The form is rising, and we can expect Northug in the lead in this race and several other competitions this season.
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New Coach For the Norwegian Women’s National Team
Stig Rune Kveen has been hired as the new coach for the women’s Norwegian elite cross-country skiing national team. Kveen will be working with the new head coach Sjur Ole Svarstad.
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Norway’s Junior National Team For the 2022/2023 Season
The Norwegian Ski Association has named 12 cross-country skiers for the 2022/2023 season.
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Countdown To The Ski Classics Challengers Event Totenrullen
The Ski Classics Challengers rollerski season starts in one month with the Norwegian event Totenrullen. The 50km classic rollerski race will take place on June 18 in Raufoss, Norway.
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Silly Season: Max Novak Heading To A Norwegian Pro Tour Team
Two weeks ago, Max Novak announced that he was leaving Team Ramudden after three seasons with the team. Now, his next Pro Tour Team will be from Norway.
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Østberg Continues Her Cross-Country Skiing Career
Norwegian Olympic champion and World Championship gold medalist Ingvild Flugstad Østberg continues her dedication to cross-country skiing outside the Norwegian national team.
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Klæbo Insists On His Altitude Training Plan
Johannes Høsflot Klæbo (NOR) has been given the green light to run a private altitude training plan towards the 2022/23 season, even though the World Championships will be held in the lowlands and none of the national teams will go to the altitude.
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