Tomorrow, the women’s 15km skiathlon kicks off the 2022 Beijing cross-country skiing races. Below you can check out your favorite cross-country skier from the start list.

A total of 65 women from 24 different nations are confirmed to start tomorrow.

Among the favorites for the Olympic podium, we can mention Therese Johaug from Norway, Frida Karlsson and Ebba Andersson from Sweden, and Natalia Nepryaeva and Tatiana Sorina from the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC). 

American Jessie Diggins is also a strong candidate, as well as Krista Parmakoski and Kerttu Niskanen from Finland, and Katharina Hennig from Germany.

Women’s 15km Skiathlon – Beijing 2022 Olympics

• Date: Saturday, February 5, 2022
• Distance: 15km – 7.5km Classic + 7.5km Free Technique
• Place: Zhangjiakou National Cross-Country Skiing Center, China
• Start Time: 15:45 (Beijing Time)

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FACTS: 2022 OLYMPICS 

• What: XXIV Olympic Winter Games (24th edition)
•  Beijing 2022 – All you need to know 
•  Where: Beijing, China
•  Biathlon, cross-country skiing and Nordic events will take place at the Zhangjiakou arena, situated at and above 1650 meters above sea level. 
•  When: February 4 to 20, 2022
•  What happens when: 
•  Complete schedule for the 2022 Winter Olympic Games, all sports. 
•  Who: 53 cross-country teams compete at the 2022 Olympics, each fielding from 1 to 16 athletes. 
•  All the cross-country ski teams to the Beijing Winter Olympics 
•  How: Where to watch the Olympics – World Wide

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