Monday, Nov 6, 2023
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“It’s my body that’s not working; I don’t really know what’s wrong,” says Magni Smedås. While the World’s elite gather for the World Cup in Lillehammer, the Norwegian challenger trains at high altitude in Italy, wondering why her body isn’t performing as it should.
Despite some injury concerns, she won three Pro Tour events in Ski Classics Season XV. Next winter, Magni Smedås aims for a different goal – in Trondheim.
Ski Classics sensation outperformed the Norwegian elite national team and secured a podium in the Norwegian Championships’ 30km race. Now, national team coaches want to see more of the athlete.
Magni Smedås, Team Eksjöhus, won the 55-kilometer-long Engadin La Diagonela in a sprint finish today in Switzerland.
A solid name for the overall Champion competition at the upcoming Ski Classics Pro Tour Season XV, Magni Smedås, Team Eksjöhus, will miss the premiere this weekend.
Magni Smedås, Team Eksjöhus, has been responsible for a solid first season in Ski Classics. Now, Smedås has signed an agreement for the next three seasons.
With the last two Pro Tour events within 24 hours, Ski Classics Season XIV ends this weekend. On the women’s side, there will be a fight between Ida Dahl and Magni Smedås for the overall victory.
In an impressive finish at the twelfth event of Ski Classics Season XIV from Rena to Lillehammer in Norway, Magni Smedås, Team Eksjöhus, secured third place in the thrilling Birkebeinerrennet.
Jizerská50 marked the eighth Ski Classics Pro Tour event and the second Grand Classics Season XIV. These are the rankings and bib-holders in various overall competitions.
Magni Smedås, Team Eksjöhus, impressed everyone with her top performance at Marcialonga. The Norwegian Pro Tour athlete openly talked to ProXCskiing about her goals and motivations for changing to the long-distance circuit while also sharing her thoughts about skiing and life.
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