Spanish national teams for season 2024/2025

by Leandro Lutz • 15.05.2024
Spanish Jaume
The Spanish Winter Sports Federation has named the cross-country skiers for their national cross-country ski teams for the season 2024/2025. 

The Spanish Winter Sports Federation has named the cross-country skiers for their national cross-country ski teams for the season 2024/2025. 

According to a press release from the Spanish Winter Sports Federation (SpainSnow), the four cross-country skiers selected will be part of the Spanish national teams (Team A, Team B, and Team C) for the upcoming season.

Spanish National Teams Season 2024/2025

Spanish National Team A

  • Jaume Pueyo (2001) – FCEH / CEFUC

Spanish National Team B

  • Bernat Selles (2003) – FCEH / CEFCEN
  • Marc Colell (2005) – FCEH / CEFUC

Spanish National Team C

  • Peio Añarbe (2006) – NKEF / MGSTZ

According to Olmo Hernán, Sports Director at the Spanish Winter Sports Federation, cross-country skiing saw a relevant progress during last winter:

“The season has been very fruitful, marked by notable progress in cross-country skiing, led by the exceptional Jaume Pueyo.” 

Are you interested in other national teams around the World for season 2024/2025?

FIS unveils 2024/2025 cross-country skiing World Cup calendar

The International Ski & Snowboard Federation (FIS) held its FIS Technical Committee Spring meetings in Slovenia last week. This week, the 2024/2025 cross-country skiing World Cup calendar was unveiled. Take a look at the complete calendar.

Proposed Calendar for the 2024/2025 Cross-Country Skiing World Cup

Period I – Before Christmas

November 29 – December 1: Ruka, Finland 
Interval Start C / Sprint C / Mass Start F

December 6-8: Lillehammer, Norway
Interval Start F / Pursuit C

December 13-15: Davos, Switzerland
Team Sprint F / Sprint F / Interval Start C

Period II – Tour de Ski

December 28-29: Toblach, Italy
Sprint F / Mass Start C

December 31 – January 1: Toblach, Italy
Interval Start F / Pursuit C

January 3-5: Val di Fiemme, Italy
Sprint C / Skiathlon / Final Climb

Period III – After the Tour de Ski and before the World Championships

January 17-19: Les Rousses, France
Interval Start F / Sprint C / Mass Start C

January 24-26: Engadin, Switzerland
Mixed Relay / Sprint F / Interval Start F

January 31 – February 2: Nove Mesto, Czech Republic
Team Sprint C / Sprint C / Interval Start F

February 14-16: Falun, Sweden

Sprint C / Interval Start C / Mass Start F

Period IV – World Championships

February 25 – March 9: Trondheim, Norway

Period V – Final Stages

March 15-16: Oslo, Norway
Interval Start F / Mass Start C

March 19: Tallinn, Estonia
Sprint F

March 21-23: Lahti, Finland
Team Sprint F / Sprint F / Mass Start C

Read More: FIS unveils 2024/2025 cross-country skiing World Cup calendar

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