Sweden’s Jonna Sundling Dominates the Sprint at the Olympics

by Ingeborg Scheve • 08.02.2022
Sweden’s Jonna Sundling wins the gold medal in the sprint, teammate Maja Dahlqvist takes home the silver at the Beijing Olympics. Results from the women’s sprint final in Zhangjiakou.

Sweden’s Jonna Sundling wins the gold medal in the sprint, teammate Maja Dahlqvist takes home the silver at the Beijing Olympics. Results from the women’s sprint final in Zhangjiakou.

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Sweden’s Jonna Sundling certainly made a statement in her first event at her first Olympics: She won the qualifier by a landslide. She won the quarterfinals with time to spare. She won the semifinal. In the final, there was a huge gap between her and rest of the heat. And she made it look so…easy.  

Behind Sundling, there was a fierce battle for the rest of the podium. Current sprint World Cup leader Maja Dahlqvist of Sweden outsprinted USA’s Jessie Diggins, and snagged the silver medal. Diggins takes the last spot on the podium. 

Finale, sprint F women
1. Jonna Sundling, Sweden, 3:09.68
2. Maja Dahlqvist, Sweden, +2.88
3. Jessie Diggins, USA, +3.16
4. Rosie Brennan, USA, +4.49
5. Nadine Fändrich, Switzerland, +7.21
6. Emma Ribom, Sweden, +11.11

Complete results

FACTS: 2022 OLYMPICS 
What:
 XXIV Olympic Winter Games (24th edition)
Beijing 2022 – All you need to know 
Where: Beijing, China
Biathlon, cross-country skiing and Nordic events will take place at the Zhangjiakou arena, situated at and above 1650 meters above sea level. 
When: February 4 to 20, 2022
What happens when: 
Complete schedule for the 2022 Winter Olympic Games, all sports. 
Who: 53 cross-country teams compete at the 2022 Olympics, each fielding from 1 to 16 athletes. 
All the cross-country ski teams to the Beijing Winter Olympics 
How: Where to watch the Olympics – World Wide

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