Russia’s Veronika Stepanova Withdraws From Tour De Ski
Russian cross-country skier Veronika Stepanova will not race the Tour de Ski, which starts tomorrow in Lenzerheide, Switzerland.
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Slovenia’s Team To Tour De Ski
The Slovenian Ski Association has named six cross-country skiers to the upcoming Tour de Ski.
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Where To Watch Tour De Ski 2021/2022
Big names like Alexander Bolshunov, Johannes Høsflot Klæbo, Frida Karlsson, Dario Cologna, Heidi Weng, and Iivo Niskanen will be in action in the 16th edition of the Tour de Ski.
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Norway’s Caspersen Falla Withdraws From Tour De Ski
Norwegian cross-country skier Maiken Caspersen Falla will not travel to the Tour de Ski, which starts on 28 December in Lenzerheide, Switzerland.
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No Start For Burman And Persson At Tour De Ski
The Swedish cross-country skiers Jens Burman and Anton Persson have thrown in the towel for the Tour de Ski just two days before the start.
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Ingvild Flugstad Østberg Will Miss Tour De Ski – Gives Up on Beijing 2022
Norwegian cross-country skier Ingvild Flugstad Østberg continues to struggle with the same health issues that have barred her from racing since 2019.
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A Website For Global Ski-Friends Is Born
A brand new English-language website for skiers and the world’s friends of skiing is born. Proxcskiing.com covers news on skiing from all over the world, especially long-distance, traditional cross-country skiing and biathlon.
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Finnish Team For Tour De Ski
The Finnish Ski Association has named their cross-country skiing team for the upcoming Tour de Ski.
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Hansson And Ribom Will Miss Dresden World Cup
Moa Hansson and Emma Ribom will miss next weekend’s Sprint in Dresden.
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Russia Has Four Training Groups. Why? And How Does It Work?
The Russian National Team is both conservative and advanced. Conservative – because the big boss Elena Vyalbe is against athletes training alone. Advanced – because she listens to the skiers wishes and tries to take them into account.
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