The Pro Team competition is determined by the total amount of Pro Team points after the season. Pro Team points are distributed at each Pro Tour event based on the Pro Team’s collected Champion points from the Pro Team’s best two male athletes and best two female athletes, the total Sprint and Climb points collected by the athletes, and 50% of the Youth points of the best female athlete and best male athlete.
This Tord Asle Gjerdalen-led Pro Team has now shrunk into a five-skier power unit. Gjerdalen, 39, is still going strong and aims to take home the Yellow Bib after the season.
This French Pro Team has two athletes from Switzerland, one from Sweden, and seven from France. The skiers on the team are experienced and have gained good merits over the years.
This Czech Pro Team is known for being the one with Stanislav Řezáč, one of the greatest legends of the sport whose career highlights are almost second-to-none.
This Pro Team relies on homegrown talent, as all eight skiers are from the Czech Republic. Experience and passion for the sport are the two keywords these athletes share with each other.
This Estonian Pro Team counts on local power, as only Estonian skiers are in its ranks. There were Finns and Swedes on the team in the past, but locality is the name of the game this year. The team captain Mart Kevin Põlluste wants to promote long-distance skiing in Estonia and find new talent to make his country great again in Nordic skiing.
This Czech Pro Team has been an active player in Ski Classics for many years, and many international skiers have been offered a platform to show their capabilities. Again, there are two athletes outside of the Czech Republic: Johannes Kuchl from Germany and Nicole Donzallaz from Switzerland. The remaining four members are local skiers.
This Italian Pro Team possesses an international flavor as there are two skiers from Sweden and one from Spain. They are all seasoned long-distance skiers eyeing greater things in Ski Classics and aiming to be the best Italian team in the game.
This Pro Team hails from Norway and, more precisely, from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. The team entered the Ski Classics circuit in 2018, and ever since, they have been happy campers in the field of long-distance skiing. The team consists of eight young students with something in common; their enthusiasm for skiing.
This Swedish Pro Team counts on their youthful vigor. This team has five skiers; the oldest is only 24, and the youngest will turn 22 in November.
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