Challengers Arctic Alta Skimaraton This Weekend In Norway
The Visma Ski Classics Challengers event Arctic Alta Skimaraton is a 42km long-distance race in freestyle technique this Sunday, February 27, in Alta, Norway.
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Latloppet Challengers Takes Place on Sunday
The Visma Ski Classics Challengers event Latloppet is a 32km long-distance race in classic technique this Sunday, February 27, in Madona, Latvia.
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Sweden Dominates The Women’s Sprint At Lahti World Cup
Jonna Sundling secured the gold medal in the sprint freestyle race in Sweden’s podium domination at the Lahti Cross-Country Skiing World Cup in Finland. Results from the women’s sprint freestyle.
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American Birkebeiner Live On ProXCskiing
The Visma Ski Classics Challengers event American Birkebeiner is a 50km race in freestyle technique and you can watch live here at ProXCskiing from 15:00 CET, race start at 15:30 CET.
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Valerio Grond Gold At the Men’s U23 Sprint World Championships
The fifth day of the Junior and U23 World Cross-Country Ski Championships saw the Swiss Valerio Grond winning the U23 men’s sprint freestyle race.
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Moa Hansson Gold At the Women’s U23 Sprint World Championships
The fifth day of the Junior and U23 World Cross-Country Ski Championships saw Sweden’s Moa Hansson winning the U23 women’s sprint freestyle race.
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Fifth Win For Johansson Norgren And Record Time At Tjejvasan
Britta Johansson Norgren, Lager 157 Ski Team, won the 34th edition of Tjejvasan in a sprint finish ahead of Lina Korsgren, Team Ramudden. The race was decided on the sprint when Johansson Norgren was faster than Lina Korsgren over the line. The victory margin was 2.6 seconds, and Johansson Norgren set a new track record with 1:15:39.2.
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Orsa2Levi Podcast with Arnaud Du Pasquier
Orsa2Levi podcast has a special guest in the latest episode. Arnaud Du Pasquier, Visma Ski Classics Pro Tour skier from Team Nordic Expérience – Coste & Crédit Agricole Franche-Comté.
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Winning Tjejvasan Can Make Johansson Norgren Continue Her Career
Britta Johansson Norgren, Lager 157 Ski Team, missed the victory at Tjejvasan last year by the smallest possible margin when Lina Korsgren won after a photo finish. Much suggests that the long-distance race giant is making its final season this winter. A fifth victory at Tjejvasan on Saturday can change that.
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Can Korsgren Win Tjejvasan Again?
Last year, Lina Korsgren, Team Ramudden, won Tjejvasan after a photo finish sprint with Britta Johansson Norgren, Lager 157 Ski Team. After several podium places, last year’s victory was long-awaited and special. Johansson Norgren received the victory wreath first before a photo finish could indicate that Korsgren was the winner.
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