Roller Ski World Cup standings after Rome

by Leandro Lutz • 18.09.2025
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The Roller Ski World Cup 2025 continued this week in Italy. Check here the overall, sprint, and nations standings for senior and junior athletes after the Rome competitions.

The Roller Ski World Cup 2025 continued this week in Italy. Check here the overall, sprint, and nations standings for senior and junior athletes after the Rome competitions.

Rome, Italy, was the host of the third stage of the 2025 Roller Ski World Cup. The event took place this week, from Tuesday, September 16, to Wednesday, September 17, for senior and junior athletes.

The Rome Roller Ski World Cup program featured a couple of races that captivated fans and challenged the athletes. On Tuesday, the event started with a freestyle technique super sprint for all athletes, followed by a 10km mass-start race in freestyle technique for senior and junior athletes on Wednesday.

Also Read: 2025 Roller Ski World Cup and Junior World Championships calendar out

Below, you can check the rankings for the overall, sprint, and nations’ standings for senior and junior athletes after the Roller Ski World Cup in Rome, Italy.

Roller Ski World Cup Standings after Rome

Overall Roller Ski World Cup – Standings after 10km Mass Start F Rome

Women – Top 5

  1. Ebba Stenman (SWE), 618 points
  2. Maria Eugenia Boccardi (ITA), 499 points
  3. Anna Maria Ghiddi (ITA), 490 points
  4. Victoria Nitteberg (NOR), 486 points
  5. Evelina Crüsell (SWE), 418 points

Men – Top 5

  1. Matteo Tanel (ITA), 465 points
  2. Raimo Vigants (LAT), 443 points
  3. Simon Karlsson (SWE), 425 points
  4. Lauris Kaparkalejs (LAT), 418 points
  5. Emanuele Becchis (ITA), 394 points

Sprint Roller Ski World Cup – Standings after Sprint F Final Rome 

Women – Top 5

  1. Ebba Stenman (SWE), 278 points
  2. Anna Maria Ghiddi (ITA), 232 points
  3. Alba Mortagna (ITA), 202 points
  4. Victoria Nitteberg (NOR), 200 points
  5. Samanta Krampe (LAT), 199 points

Men – Top 5

  1. Michele Valerio (ITA), 225 points
  2. Emanuele Becchis (ITA), 217 points
  3. Matteo Tanel (ITA), 179 points
  4. Lauris Kaparkalejs (LAT), 178 points
  5. Raimo Vigants (LAT), 177 points

Overall Junior Roller Ski World Cup – Standings after 10km Mass Start F Rome

Junior Women – Top 5

  1. Johanna Holmberg (SWE), 759 points
  2. Emilie Ruud Lia (NOR), 723 points
  3. Kajsa Ekenberg (SWE), 707 points
  4. Mille Sophie Sveinhaug Aarnes (NOR), 598 points
  5. Anni Rohila (FIN), 498 points

Junior Men – Top 5

  1. Ville Jutterdal (SWE), 696 points
  2. Valts Skujins (LAT), 603 points
  3. Eddie Pettersson (SWE), 591 points
  4. Stefano Epis (ITA), 479 points
  5. Valter Blomberg Gerle (SWE), 396 points

Sprint Junior Roller Ski World Cup – Standings after Sprint Final F Rome

Junior Women – Top 5

  1. Emilie Ruud Lia (NOR), 332 points
  2. Johanna Holmberg (SWE), 307 points
  3. Kajsa Ekenberg (SWE), 252 points
  4. Mille Sophie Sveinhaug Aarnes (NOR), 244 points
  5. Anni Rohila (FIN), 231 points

Junior Men – Top 5

  1. Ville Jutterdal (SWE), 312 points
  2. Eddie Pettersson (SWE), 311 points
  3. Valts Skujins (LAT), 223 points
  4. Francesco Chiaradia (ITA), 204 points
  5. Davide Piccinini (ITA), 196 points

Roller Ski World Cup Nations – Standings after Rome

Women – Top 5

  1. Sweden, 3.995 points
  2. Norway, 3.369 points
  3. Italy, 2.928 points
  4. Latvia, 2.090 points
  5. Estonia, 938 points

Men – Top 5

  1. Sweden, 3.733 points
  2. Italy, 2.993 points
  3. Norway, 2.966 points
  4. Latvia, 2.692 points
  5. France, 994 points

Overall – Top 5

  1. Sweden, 7.728 points
  2. Norway, 6.335 points
  3. Italy, 5.921 points
  4. Latvia, 4.782 points
  5. Estonia, 1.667 points

Next Up – Val Di Fiemme Roller Ski World Cup

The final stop at the Roller Ski World Cup 2025 is scheduled for Val Di Fiemme, Italy, from September 19 to 21, 2025. The final stage of the World Cup will feature three days of competitions in Italy.

The event begins on Friday, September 19, with a sprint in freestyle technique, followed by a Team Sprint in freestyle technique on Saturday, September 20, and ends with the 15km mass start in freestyle technique for senior women and men and 10km for junior women and junior men athletes, on Sunday, September 21, 2025.

See the complete program for the Val Di Fiemme Roller Ski World Cup below.

FACTS Val Di Fiemme Roller Ski World Cup 2025

PROGRAM

Friday, September 19: Sprint Freestyle (More details can be found HERE and HERE)

  • Sprint Qualify F, Junior Men
  • Sprint Qualify F, Junior Women
  • Sprint Qualify F, Men
  • Sprint Qualify F, Women
  • Sprint Final F, Junior Men
  • Sprint Final F, Junior Women
  • Sprint Final F, Men
  • Sprint Final F, Women

Saturday, September 20: Team Sprint Freestyle (More details can be found HERE and HERE)

  • 2.2km Team Sprint Qualification F, Junior
  • 2.2km Team Sprint Qualification F, Senior
  • 2×6.6km Team Sprint F, Junior
  • 2×6.6km Team Sprint F, Senior

Sunday, September 21: Mass Start Freestyle (More details can be found HERE and HERE)

  • Mass Start F 10km, Junior Men
  • Mass Start F 10km, Junior Women
  • Mass Start F 15km, Men
  • Mass Start F 15km, Women

Roller Ski World Cup & Junior World Championships 2025

Madona, Latvia

  • July 17-20, 2025 (World Cup and Junior World Championships)

Trollhättan, Sweden

  • August 29-31, 2025

Rome, Italy

  • September 16-17, 2025

Val Di Fiemme, Italy

  • September 19-21, 2025

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