A blend of Ski Classics Legends, experienced athletes, and young talent shapes the new-look Pro Team, aiming higher in the Ski Classics Season XVII.
Last week, the Swedish Ski Association announced the upcoming hosts of the Swedish Championships. This autumn’s edition of Värnamorullen, a Ski Classics Challengers event, has been awarded SM (Swedish Championship) status.
Italy’s 1990s superstar Stefania Belmondo is back wearing a race bib, finishing 20th in a prestigious competition on Sunday.
Team Synnfjell has been part of the Ski Classics Pro Tour circuit for several years. Now, they are looking for skiers for the upcoming season.
As one of the French Pro Teams in the Ski Classics Pro Tour, Team Nordic Expérience (TNE) continues to build a unique identity rooted in passion, development, and versatility.
Dropped from the Norwegian national team, Fossesholm made a powerful comeback last winter. Now she’s aiming for the 2026 Olympics – with a World Cup wildcard in her pocket and Johaug as her ace up the sleeve.
Don’t you have much time to train, but still want to give it your best shot? Want to beat a friend or improve your personal best? We all have our own goals while also juggling limited time for preparation. Here, you’ll find tips on how to build a training plan that works for your life.
With a renewed focus on youth development, the Czech-based eD system Team is once again opening the doors to its Sport Academy, aiming to attract and nurture the next generation of long-distance skiers. The program targets athletes between 18 and 24 years old who are ready to challenge themselves and aspire to compete in Ski Classics.
A new IBU rule gives overall World Cup winner Sturla Holm Lægreid a huge advantage in the Olympic season – but creates a headache for the Norwegian team leadership.
The Swedish club Falun Borlänge SK is strengthening its squad with a Polish national team skier who has won medals at both the U23 and Junior World Championships.
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