Emma Ribom had aimed for years to compete in the classic sprint at the Olympics in Milano-Cortina. However, her dream was shattered when she was cut from the tough competition.
The news hit like a bombshell. It could have ended an entire career. “I can hardly think about it.”
The Swedish national team star has made a decision she believes is crucial for the upcoming World Championship season.
The Roller Ski World Cup in Trollhättan had its third and final day this Sunday with a 15km classic interval start event in Sweden. Check out the senior women’s results.
The Roller Ski World Cup in Trollhättan had its first day this Friday with a freestyle sprint event in Sweden. Check out the senior women’s results.
With two previous sprint victories in Ruka under her belt, the Swedish star Emma Ribom is gearing up for another competition. Ribom shared her thoughts with ProXCskiing.com’s sister site Langd.se about her preparation for the World Championships, memories from the Tour de Ski, and the culture within the Swedish women’s team.
Last season, she won two World Cups before Christmas. This summer, Emma Ribom has been battling a prolonged injury.
Emma Ribom won the Svenska Spel Sommer Tour 2024 in Ulricehamn, Sweden. The Swedish cross-country skier was challenged by home skier Johanna Hagström over 15km, where the entire Swedish national team was present.
The Swedish cross-country skier started last World Cup season by winning the sprint in Ruka and Lillehammer. Now, Emma Ribom is heading into a new racing season.
Following her triumphant performance at the World Championships in Planica, Swedish cross-country skiing sensation Emma Ribom expresses her determination to excel in the upcoming season.
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