Hit or miss? What Czech star thinks of the new race format
During the Toppidrettsveka roller ski races, the elite tested a new race format that will become part of the Tour de Ski. How did Michal Novák and other skiers like the innovation?
During the Toppidrettsveka roller ski races, the elite tested a new race format that will become part of the Tour de Ski. How did Michal Novák and other skiers like the innovation?
The cross-country skiing community is sharply divided over FIS’s new ‘mass start in heats’ race, and few understand what the organization is trying to achieve.
He made his debut in the world’s longest ski race. After 220km, Oskar Kardin sprinted to victory. Here, the Lager 157 Ski Team’s athlete talks about the challenge, the feeling of being first across the finish line, and the substantial energy replenishment plan, which included seven liters of sports drink and plenty of chocolate.
Six races in seven days, and nine races in 15 days: Ski stars barely had time to wash their clothes after the last race at the World Cup finals in Falun before they had to compete for medals in the Swedish Championships already on Wednesday.
The world’s longest ski race, Nordenskiöldsloppet, is back. On March 23, 2024, the seventh edition of the 220-kilometer-long race will be held.
The Arctic Circle Race is a three-day ski race in Greenland. Five Swedes took on this year’s challenge of the 160km race: “It is said to be the world’s toughest ski race; I thought, ‘how hard can it be’ but it was really hard,” says Anette Blückert.
Those of you who have followed Ski Classics Season XIV may have wondered why some Norwegian skiers compete in Pro Team race suits and some in National Team clothing, even though they belong to the same Pro Team. Here you have the answer.
The second stage of the 160km Ski Classics Challengers event Arctic Circle Race took place this Saturday with a 57.1km long-distance race in classic technique in Sisimiut, Greenland. Get to know the second-day winners.
Johannes Høsflot Klæbo secured first place in the men’s 20km mass start race in classic technique for Norway at the Lahti Cross-Country Skiing World Cup. Results from the men’s 20km race.
Anne Kjersti Kalvå secured first place in the women’s 20km mass start race in classic technique for Norway at the Lahti Cross-Country Skiing World Cup. Results from the women’s 20km mass start race.
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