Cross Country Skiing
Hugo Lapalus Avoids Virus and Secures Another Podium at Tour de Ski
January 05, 2025 / L'Équipe
Hugo Lapalus faced down illness during the Tour de Ski, securing a fourth place finish in the final mass start. This performance grants him a spot on the overall podium, marking his second consecutive podium finish at this prestigious event.
Hugo Lapalus avoids the virus and earns a new podium on the Tour de Ski
January 05, 2025 / L'Équipe
Hugo Lapalus secured a podium finish in the Tour de Ski, managing to avoid illness that affected many competitors. He finished fourth in the final stage and secured third place overall, marking his second consecutive podium in this prestigious event.
Mika Myllylän mukaan nimetty hiihtäjä säväytti – teki kovan ukaasin Ylen haastattelussa
January 05, 2025 / Yle
Mika Vermeulen performed outstandingly in the Tour de Ski, finishing second overall just behind Johannes Høsflot Klæbo. The interview revealed his aspirations for the upcoming World Championships, where he aims to earn a medal and build on his recent success in the Tour.
Disappointed Ebba Andersson Focuses on World Championships: "He who saves, has"
January 05, 2025 / Sveriges Radio
Ebba Andersson finished in sixth place at the Tour de Ski, which did not meet her higher expectations. She now looks forward to the World Championships starting in late February, emphasizing the importance of saving energy for future competitions.
Norwegian Triumph on Cermis with Klaebo and Johaug. Pellegrino shines
January 05, 2025 / Gazzetta
The article highlights the victories of Norwegian skiers Johannes Høsflot Klaebo and Therese Johaug at the Cermis stage of the Tour de Ski. Italian skier Federico Pellegrino also performed well, finishing seventh in the 10 km race and ranking fourth overall in the Tour.
Therese Johaug Wins Tour de Ski in Her Comeback Season
January 05, 2025 / L'Équipe
Therese Johaug makes a triumphant return to competitive skiing by winning the Tour de Ski, marking her dominance after a two-year hiatus from the sport. Despite her absence, she controlled the overall event and finished strong in the final climb of the Alpe Cermis.
Johaug Wins Tour de Ski – Ebba Andersson Advances
January 05, 2025 / Sveriges Radio
Norwegian Therese Johaug claimed victory in the women's Tour de Ski after a dominant performance on the final stage. Ebba Andersson finished the tour in sixth place overall, demonstrating commendable effort despite what her coach noted were subpar performances in earlier events.
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Dominant Johaug wins Tour de Ski – matches Kowalczyk
January 05, 2025 / Eurosport
Therese Johaug had no issues securing the overall victory in the Tour de Ski, tying Justyna Kowalczyk for the total number of overall triumphs. The 36-year-old showcased her dominance throughout the competition, especially during critical stages like the skiathlon and the final climb.
Upcoming Olympic Tracks Shocked Widely, These Videos Tell Everything – Skiing Chief Admitted Only One Problem
January 05, 2025 / Yle
The recent criticism surrounding the Olympic tracks used in next year's games has stirred significant controversy, especially regarding the sprint course and its design at the upcoming Tour de Ski in Val di Fiemme. Experts, athletes, and coaches have all expressed concerns about the safety and suitability of the courses, leading to calls for adjustments and improvements ahead of the Olympic events.
Edvin Anger Best Swedish in Tour de Ski
January 05, 2025 / SVT Sport
Edvin Anger has emerged as the best Swedish performer in the Tour de Ski, finishing in ninth place overall and placing 12th in the final climb at Alpe Cermis. Anger expressed confidence about his potential against Johannes Høsflot Klæbo, suggesting that the Norwegian should be wary of his competitive prospects in the future.
Klæbo Makes History by Matching Tour de Ski Record
January 05, 2025 / Eurosport
Johannes Høsflot Klæbo secured his place in history by winning the Tour de Ski for the fourth time. With this victory, Klæbo matched the record previously set by Dario Cologna. The concluding stage saw Simen Hegstad Krüger emerge victorious on the challenging climb, while Klæbo maintained control to finish 18th.
Northug beaten by old rival in the 'monster hill'
January 05, 2025 / Eurosport
Petter Northug finally started his season at the demanding Tour de Ski ascent, Alpe Cermis, but finished fourth, 43.6 seconds behind former rival Dario Cologna. Northug had to overcome recent back troubles that kept him from competing at the season opener in Beitostølen.