Klæbo on top: Ski stars’ prize money earnings
It’s not the World Cup leader who has earned the most prize money so far this season. Here’s a look at which ski stars have topped the earnings charts.
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“There’s a reason vomiting happens more after ski races these days”
A so-called “miracle powder” promises to enhance performance by 1–2%, but it comes with side effects. Is the supplement that’s become the talk of the season just hype, or is it a game-changer?
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Fierce battle for a spot on the Norwegian Tour de Ski team
Three to four skiers are vying for a spot on the Tour de Ski team, including two national team members and one outsider. But whoever secures the spot may face a dilemma.
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Revealing the secret behind her ear
Sweden’s most reliable World Championship contender has something quite special behind her left ear.
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The 22-year-old challenges Klæbo, now gets to compete in Davos World Cup
The young Norwegian impressed the national team leadership in the sprint event in Lillehammer, and now the reigning U23 World Champion is set to compete in the World Cup in Davos.
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Home snow advantage at the Davos World Cup
The upcoming World Cup in Davos is set to deliver an exciting weekend of cross-country skiing. As always Davos is set to put on a show, offering athletes and spectators a chance to witness some thrilling World Cup racing.
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Got Northug’s support: “I could never have done this alone”
Jan Thomas Jenssen of Norway was just centimeters away from victory in the men’s skiathlon at the FIS Cross-Country World Cup on December 8, 2024, in Lillehammer.
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Took the entire World elite by surprise
On Saturday morning, a previously unknown 23-year-old from Spain stunned the entire world elite in one of the season’s most significant races. Competitors and commentators alike were left speechless.
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“Now I train more like Maiken”
Johanne Hauge Harviken has taken a big leap forward since Maiken Caspersen Falla joined the coaching team. The 27-year-old from Strandbygda IL has been selected for two out of three races in the World Cup in Lillehammer this weekend.
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Can Smedås make it to the World Championships – or will it be Ski Classics?
“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.
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