Kicking off the Scandinavian Cup calendar on December 15, 2023, in Vuokatti, athletes will showcase their speed and technique in the freestyle technique Sprint. As the weekend unfolds, spectators can look forward to the classic 10 km race on Saturday, followed by a freestyle 20 km mass start event on Sunday.

In the heart of January, Otepää will host the Scandinavian Cup, presenting another opportunity for skiers to demonstrate their prowess on the tracks. From January 12 to January 14, participants will tackle three races, including the Sprint and the 20 km mass start, both in classic technique and the 10 km freestyle race.

March will witness the final event of the Scandinavian Cup in Hommelvik, Norway. From March 1 to March 3, athletes will strive for victory in the Sprint and the challenging 30 km, both in classic technique and the 10 km race in freestyle technique. With the World Cup looming on the horizon, these competitions offer an ideal platform for non-national team skiers to display their talents and catch selectors’ attention.

Mark your calendars and immerse yourself in the excitement of the Scandinavian Cup’s 2023/2024 season. Witness the strength and determination of the cross-country skiers as they battle it out on the tracks of Vuokatti, Otepää, and Hommelvik. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or new to the sport, this season promises unforgettable moments and sets the stage for outstanding performances.

Scandinavian Cup – Calendar Season 2023/2024

• December 15, 2023: Vuokatti, Finland, Sprint freestyle technique
• December 16, 2023: Vuokatti, Finland, 10 km classic technique
• December 17, 2023: Vuokatti, Finland, 20 km mass start freestyle technique

• January 12, 2024: Otepää, Estonia, Sprint classic technique
• January 13, 2024: Otepää, Estonia, 20 km mass start classic technique
• January 14, 2024: Otepää, Estonia, 10 km freestyle technique 

• March 1, 2024: Hommelvik, Norway, Sprint classic technique
• March 2, 2024: Hommelvik, Norway, 30 km classic technique
• March 3, 2024: Hommelvik, Norway, 10 km freestyle technique

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