Sprint opener in Olos/Muonio: live on SC Play today

by ProXCskiing.com • 13.11.2026
Olos/Muonio
The season gets underway in earnest today as the Olos/Muonio Ski Race Weekend opens with a classic sprint. Qualification is live on SC Play from 8:45 CET, with heats and finals from 10:45 CET.

The season gets underway in earnest today as the Olos/Muonio Ski Race Weekend opens with a classic sprint. Qualification is live on SC Play from 8:45 CET, with heats and finals from 10:45 CET.

Last year’s sprint winners Benjamin Moser and Laura Gimmler are both back in Olos/Muonio. They face competition from, among others, Erik Valnes, Katharina Hennig Dotzler, Coletta Rydzek and Finnish home favorite Jasmi Joensuu.

Also Read – Season opener in Muonio: the Finnish and international names to watch

Broadcast times (CET)

8:45–10:00: Qualification
10:45–13:25: Heats and finals

Kjell-Erik Kristiansen commentates the broadcast in English. SC Play is included in the Proxcskiing.com membership.

WATCH THE SPRINT LIVE ON SC PLAY

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