Madona Roller Ski World Cup: Vigants wins Mass Start

by Leandro Lutz • 21.07.2024
Raimo Madona
The Roller Ski World Cup had its final day this Sunday with a 20km mass start race in freestyle technique for elite men in Madona, Latvia. Check out the results.

The Roller Ski World Cup had its final day this Sunday with a 20km mass start race in freestyle technique for elite men in Madona, Latvia. Check out the results.

20km Mass Start – Men’s Race – Madona Roller Ski World Cup 

In the 20km men’s mass start freestyle technique race, we saw Raimo Vigants (LAT) taking home first place in a total time of 46:00.6. Ricardo Lorenzo Masiero (ITA) snagged second place, 0.5 seconds back, and Tommaso Dellagiacoma (ITA) completed the podium in third place, 1.7 seconds behind the winner.

Top 5, 20km Mass Start Freestyle, Men

  1. Raimo Vigants (LAT), 46:00.1
  2. Riccardo Lorenzo Masiero (ITA), +0.5
  3. Tommaso Dellagiacoma (ITA), +1.7
  4. Simon Karlsson (SWE), +2.0
  5. Oleksandr Lisohor (UKR), +2.9

Complete results can be found HERE

Men’s podium. Photo: Agris Veckalniņš/Madona Roller Ski World Cup

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Program for the Madona Roller Ski World Cup

Wednesday, July 17

  • 15km Interval Start Free – Men
  • 10km Interval Start Free – Women
  • 10km Interval Start Free – Junior Men
  • 7.5km Interval Start Free – Junior Women

Thursday, July 18

  • 1.7km Team Sprint Qualification Classic – Junior Men
  • 1.7km Team Sprint Qualification Classic – Men
  • 1.7km Team Sprint Qualification Classic – Junior Women
  • 1.7km Team Sprint Qualification Classic – Women
  • 2×5.1km Team Sprint Classic – Men
  • 2×5.1km Team Sprint Classic – Women
  • 2×5.1km Team Sprint Classic – Junior Men
  • 2×5.1km Team Sprint Classic – Junior Women

Saturday, July 20  

  • Sprint Qualification Free – Men
  • Sprint Qualification Free – Women
  • Sprint Qualification Free – Junior Men
  • Sprint Qualification Free – Junior Women
  • Sprint Final Free – Men
  • Sprint Final Free – Women
  • Sprint Final Free – Junior Men
  • Sprint Final Free – Junior Women

Sunday, July 21

  • 20km Mass Start Free – Men
  • 20km Mass Start Free – Women
  • 20km Mass Start Free – Junior Men
  • 15km Mass Start Free – Junior Women

For a comprehensive Madona Roller Ski World Cup events calendar, click here.

The Roller Ski Guide 2024

In addition to the thrilling competitions, we invite you to delve into our comprehensive Roller Ski Guide 2024.

Read More: The Roller Ski Guide 2024

ProXCskiing.com has produced a guide for your roller ski season. Here, you get help choosing the right roller skis, whether a beginner or a more experienced roller skier.

The guide has been developed in collaboration with eight of the most famous brands. They have had the opportunity to select three pairs of roller skis from their range that they recommend for training at different levels. We go through classic roller skis recommended for beginners, classic roller skis for experienced skiers, and roller skis for skating.

Also Read: The Big Roller Ski Test

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