Doping, Death, and Dæhlie: What happened to the 1997 World Championship heroes?
Three men dominated the 1997 World Championships in Trondheim, but only one of them is still alive today.
Three men dominated the 1997 World Championships in Trondheim, but only one of them is still alive today.
Iivo Niskanen delivered a stinging remark about Johannes Høsflot Klæbo after his victory in the 10km race in Falun on Saturday, the final test before the World Championships in Trondheim.
The Biathlon World Championships are already underway in Switzerland. Meanwhile, a 21-year-old Norwegian sits at home—an athlete who would have been a guaranteed pick for nearly any other national team.
The Junior and U23 World Championships 2025 continued today in Schilpario, Italy, with a 4x5km mixed relay in classic and freestyle techniques for the skiers. Check out the junior results.
Dropped from the World Cup and World Championships: For the first time, the 25-year-old from Norway faces sustained setbacks. What went wrong, and what’s next?
Guro Jordheim is having a standout season in the Ski Classics Pro Tour. With a mix of improved training, experience, and better skis, the Norwegian long-distance skier has taken a significant step forward compared to last year.
He crushed the national team skiers at the Norwegian Championships, yet he is not selected for the World Cup. Now, he has joined the Ski Classics Pro Team of the Aukland brothers.
For the sprint talent from Norway, the news that he wouldn’t be racing in the Engadin World Cup was the best he could receive.
Long-distance skiing veteran from Petter Northug’s Pro Team claims a dominant victory in Musialonga, arguably Norway’s most insane ski race, after completing 70 laps on Musejordet in Bygdøy.
Cross-country expert applauds Norwegian Ski Federation’s decision to disband junior and development teams: “These teams are like playing the lottery.”
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