Cross Country Skiing
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Montana State’s Kate Oldham wins 10K freestyle skiing national title at Kincaid Park; UAF’s Kendall Kramer is 2nd
January 03, 2025 / Anchorage Daily News
At the U.S. Cross Country Ski Championships held at Kincaid Park, Kate Oldham from Montana State University secured the national title in the women's 10K freestyle race, finishing with an impressive time of 24:29.8. UAF's Kendall Kramer claimed second place, showcasing strong performances from multiple competitors in the frigid conditions.
Tour de Ski Overall Victory is the Domain of Four Women – Here are Five Highlights from the Grand Finale
January 02, 2025 / Yle
This article discusses the current state of the Tour de Ski, highlighting the remarkable performances of Finnish female skiers such as Kerttu Niskanen and Jasmi Joensuu. It also touches on the complexities of the point system in the competition and speculates on future outcomes as the final races approach.
Tour Leader Takes Action – Skips NM
January 02, 2025 / Eurosport
Norwegian cross-country skier Astrid Øyre Slind has decided to skip the national championships (NM) at Gåsbu in favor of participating in the upcoming World Cup in France. With the World Championships in Trondheim as the season's highlight, Slind is focused on her training and competing well ahead of the key event.
Amundsen Withdraws from Tour de Ski
January 02, 2025 / sportschau.de
Norwegian title holder Harald Östberg Amundsen has withdrawn from the Tour de Ski after waking up with a sore throat after the fourth stage of the competition. He previously won the pursuit race in Toblach and was third in the overall standings before his drop-out.
Exciting News: Karlsson Set for Comeback
January 02, 2025 / Sveriges Radio
Swedish ski star Frida Karlsson is making a comeback after recovering from a foot injury. Her coach confirmed that she will return to compete in the World Cup in Les Rousses, taking place from January 17-19, after missing the ongoing Tour de Ski due to the injury.
Sick Norwegian - "Hopeless!" Last Year's Tour Winner Gives Up
January 02, 2025 / Krone
Harald Oestberg Amundsen, the previous winner of the Tour de Ski, has withdrawn from the competition after experiencing severe health issues. He reported waking up with a burning throat and headaches, stating that continuing the race was 'hopeless'. Amundsen had been in third place at the time of his withdrawal, trailing behind his fellow Norwegian Johannes Klaebo.
Surprising Twist: Harald Östberg Amundsen Withdraws from the Tour de Ski
January 02, 2025 / Yle
Norwegian skier Harald Östberg Amundsen has announced his withdrawal from the Tour de Ski due to illness, experiencing symptoms such as sore throat and headache. He was in third place in the competition and had recently won events on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.
Östberg Amundsen withdraws from Tour de Ski
January 02, 2025 / Sveriges Radio
Harald Östberg Amundsen has withdrawn from the Tour de Ski due to a sore throat. The Norwegian was in third place overall at the time of his withdrawal, trailing behind Swedish skier Edvin Anger. This withdrawal comes ahead of the final three stages of the event, where Johannes Høsflot Kläbo is currently leading.
Klaebo Rivals Withdraw from Tour de Ski
January 02, 2025 / Eurosport
Both Lucas Chanavat and Harald Østberg Amundsen have become ill and will not participate in the final three stages of the Tour de Ski. This comes as Amundsen was in third place, 57 seconds behind the leader, Johannes Høsflot Klæbo.
Little Snow Winter Challenges Skiers in Eastern Finland – Classic Ski Trails Still Scarce Due to Insufficient Snow
January 02, 2025 / Yle
The article discusses the difficulties faced by skiers in Eastern Finland due to a lack of snow this winter. Many classic ski trails are not yet operational since there isn't enough snow for grooming, while some areas encourage alternative forms of skiing on compacted paths. Local skiing officials express hope for more snow soon to improve conditions.
What is this secret weapon? Nutritionist speaks out about the use of baking soda by skiing stars
January 02, 2025 / Yle
In recent discussions within elite skiing, there has been a buzz about sodium bicarbonate, commonly known as baking soda, and its effects on performance. Athletes from Norway and Sweden, including Johannes Høsflot Klæbo and Maja Dahlqvist, are reported to use it, prompting a deeper look into its potential benefits and any associated risks in competitive sports.
Youth Coach's Tribute: 'He Has Taken a Huge Step'
January 02, 2025 / Sveriges Radio
Edvin Anger's success in the Tour de Ski has been closely followed by his former youth coach, Michael Ericsson. Anger's second place so far does not surprise Ericsson, who believes the 22-year-old has made significant progress over the past year, bringing joy to the small town of Hedemora.