Jessie Diggins (USA) bags her second Tour de Ski stage victory after outsprinting Frida Karlsson on the finish line in the women’s 10-kilometer skate race in Oberstdorf, Germany.

After winning the 10-kilometer skate race in Oberstdorf Friday afternoon, defending Tour de Ski champion Jessie Diggins is back in the yellow leader bib for tomorrow’s stage. 

Leading the mass start event off the line and for most of the first of the three laps, Diggins fell back somewhat in the middle of the race. But on the last lap, she was on fire. 

Approaching the finish line, the 30-year-old American was on fire. She pulled off a massive surge in signature Diggins-style: pour every ounce of energy onto the course in a final collapse-across-the-finish-line effort.   

Top 3, 10km mass start, women
1. Jessie Diggins, USA, 21:30.8
2. Frida Karlsson, Sverige, +0.5
3. Tatiana Sorina, Russia, +4.0

Complete results

Earlier today, the men raced their 15-kilometer mass start skate race at the same venue. Johannes Høsflot Klæbo won the stage and increased his overall lead in the 2022 Tour de Ski. 

Tomorrow, Tour de Ski continues in Oberstdorf. Stage 3 features start sprint races for men and women 

Check out the Tour de Ski 2021/22 day-by-day schedule and ProXCskiing.com’s predictions for the overall stage race: Who Will Win Tour de Ski? 

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FACTS: Tour de Ski 2021/22 

• Tour de Ski 2021/22 starts in Lenzerheide, Switzerland, on December 28 and concludes in Val di Fiemme, Italy, on January 4. 
• The race consists of six stages in eight days. Here are all the Tour de Ski details and the day-by-day schedule
• Tour de Ski 2021/22 is the 16th edition of the brutal stage race. These are the winners from the previous 15 Tour de Ski events. 
• The overall winners get 400 World Cup points for the Tour de Ski, which consists of six stages in eight days. Stage winners get 50 World Cup points. Accordingly, there are potentially 700 World Cup points for winning every stage of the Tour de Ski, which would determine the overall World Cup for the season.