Jutterdal and Zeffer 7.5km interval start winners at the Trollhättan Junior Roller Ski World Cup 2026

by Leandro Lutz • 30.08.2026
Ville Jutterdal
The Junior Roller Ski World Cup in Trollhättan had its third and final day this Sunday with a 7.5km classic interval start event for juniors in Sweden. Check out the results.

The Junior Roller Ski World Cup in Trollhättan had its third and final day this Sunday with a 7.5km classic interval start event for juniors in Sweden. Check out the results.

Trollhättan Junior Roller Ski World Cup – Junior Men’s Interval Start

In the junior men’s interval start race in classic technique, Ville Jutterdal, from Sweden, took home first place.

Even Broberg, from Norway, snagged second place, and Vilmer Malm, from Sweden, completed the podium in third place.

Top 3, 7.5km Interval Start Classic, Junior Men

  1. Ville Jutterdal (SWE), 19:06.9
  2. Even Broberg (NOR), +3.2
  3. Vilmer Malm (SWE), +15.4

Complete results can be found HERE

Trollhättan Junior Roller Ski World Cup – Junior Women’s Interval Start  

Noomi Zeffer, from Sweden, took first place today at the Trollhättan Junior Roller Ski World Cup in the junior women’s 7.5km Interval Start race in classic technique.

Matilda Grahn, also from Sweden, snagged second place, and Pernille Doennum Posaasen, from Norway, completed the podium in third place.

Top 3, 7.5km Interval Start Classic, Junior Women

  1. Noomi Zeffer (SWE), 21:54.8
  2. Matilda Grahn (SWE), +4.5
  3. Pernille Doennum Posaasen (NOR), +16.5

Complete results can be found HERE

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Trollhättan Roller Ski World Cup 

The Trollhättan Roller Ski World Cup program features a series of races that will captivate fans and challenge athletes. On Friday, August 28, the competition started with the 1.3km sprint in freestyle technique.

On Saturday, August 29, the 48km long-distance event in classic technique for senior women and men took place. Alliansloppet is also part of the Ski Classics Challengers series, bringing together top Pro Team athletes and traditional cross-country skiers at the starting line. On the same day, a shorter 32km event was also scheduled for junior athletes.

Finally, on Sunday, August 30, the event ended with the individual start race in classic technique. Athletes faced a 15-kilometer-long course for senior women and senior men, while junior women and junior men faced a challenging 7.5-kilometer-long course.

Read More: 2026 Roller Ski World Cup calendar out

Program for the Trollhättan Roller Ski World Cup 2026

Friday, August 28 (more information can be found HERE)

  • 13:00 CEST: 1.3km Sprint Qualification Free – Junior Women
  • 13:00 CEST: 1.3km Sprint Qualification Free – Junior Men
  • 13:42 CEST: 1.3km Sprint Qualification Free – Women
  • 13:42 CEST: 1.3km Sprint Qualification Free – Men
  • 14:50 CEST: 1.3km Sprint Final Free – Junior Women
  • 14:50 CEST: 1.3km Sprint Final Free – Junior Men
  • 16:50 CEST: 1.3km Sprint Final Free – Women
  • 16:50 CEST: 1.3km Sprint Final Free – Men

Saturday, August 29 (more information can be found HERE)

  • 8:45 CEST: 32km Mass Start Classic – Junior Men
  • 8:45 CEST: 32km Mass Start Classic – Junior Women
  • 12:15 CEST: 48km Mass Start Classic – Women (also a Ski Classics Challengers event)
  • 12:45 CEST: 48km Mass Start Classic – Men (also a Ski Classics Challengers event)

Sunday, August 30 (more information can be found HERE)

  • 11:15 CEST: 7.5km Interval Start Classic – Junior Men
  • 11:27 CEST: 7.5km Interval Start Classic – Junior Women
  • 12:05 CEST: 15km Interval Start Classic – Men
  • 13:45 CEST: 15km Interval Start Classic – Women

For a comprehensive Trollhättan Roller Ski World Cup event calendar, click HERE

The Roller Ski Guide 2026

In addition to the thrilling competitions, we invite you to delve into our comprehensive Roller Ski Guide 2026.

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