Ten Norwegian skiers already set for the Ruka World Cup
These Norwegian traditional cross-country skiers have already been cleared for the Ruka World Cup, but last year’s rising star is not on the list.
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Baby joy for World Cup sprinter – a mother again
The 35-year-old cross-country skier from Sweden has become a mother once again.
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Canadian Team for the World Cup period 1
With a little over one month to go until the start of the 2024/2025 World Cup season, the Canadian National Team was presented for the first period of races.
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“Not sacrificing sprint to win the World Cup”
She won the sprint World Cup. She has also won distance races in the World Cup and finished second overall last winter. But she won’t sacrifice her sprint form to win the World Cup. “I will never be a new Therese Johaug,” says Linn Svahn, who very much wants to win the World Championship sprint in Trondheim in 2025.
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Trains 100 hours a month
Riitta-Liisa Roponen reports that she trained more last summer than ever before in her career.
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Breaking the Silence: Jessie Diggins Opens Up
Jessie Diggins, an Olympic champion and World Cup overall winner, has inspired countless people not only with her inspirational skiing career but also with her bravery in sharing her personal battle with an eating disorder.
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Cogne to host World Cup
The International Ski & Snowboard Federation (FIS) has now decided who will host the rescheduled World Cup round at the end of January. The organizers are celebrating: “It’s been six years since the last time!”
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Finland’s Skiing Legends
Last week, Maastohiihto.com published a two-part article summarizing the best cross-country skiers from our country after the war. This article combines both parts, reminding us of Finland’s great skiing legends.
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The Ultimate training destination for Olympic medallists & World Champions
Over the weekend New Zealand hosted their very first Ski Classics Challengers, the Merino Muster. We interviewed some of our podium place getters, on their race and why is Snow Farm, New Zealand such a destination for training for many cross-country skiing stars.
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Roller Ski World Cup standings after the Schuchinsk stage
The Roller Ski World Cup season 2024 had its Schuchinsk stage in Kazakhstan from August March 14 to 18. Check the World Cup overall and sprint standings for senior and junior athletes and nations’ ranking after the event.
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