Cross Country Skiing

Tour de Ski Program, Prize Money, and Controversial Climbing Bib – Everything About the Ski Tour

Tour de Ski Program, Prize Money, and Controversial Climbing Bib – Everything About the Ski Tour

December 27, 2024 / Yle

The Tour de Ski this year will take place exclusively in Italy, featuring changes to the leader bib colors and the introduction of a new bib for climbing. Competitors will be vying for a prize pot of over €90,000, with the overall winners receiving 85,000 Swiss francs. The event promises exciting moments and a competitive atmosphere for participants.

From being scolded to success – the transformation of Norway's female skiers

December 27, 2024 / SVT Sport

The article discusses the remarkable turnaround of the Norwegian women's cross-country skiing team, highlighting their impressive performances in the current season compared to the previous one. It features insights from team members and emphasizes the impact of training, teamwork, and the influence of star athletes like Therese Johaug.

Therese Johaug to Compete in Sprint After 1,492 Days: "I'm Scared"

December 27, 2024 / SVT Sport

Therese Johaug is set to make her comeback in the sprint events after a long absence of 1,492 days. The star skier, known for her distance prowess, admits feeling scared ahead of the Tour de Ski's opening sprint in Toblach, marking her first sprint since 2020.

The Italian Tour de Ski between Dobbiaco and Val di Fiemme: Pellegrino in Sprint Tomorrow

The Italian Tour de Ski between Dobbiaco and Val di Fiemme: Pellegrino in Sprint Tomorrow

December 27, 2024 / Gazzetta

The 19th edition of the Tour de Ski is set to start on December 28 from Dobbiaco, featuring a Sprint in freestyle style where Federico Pellegrino will compete. Pellegrino, already a podium finisher this season, leads the Italian team in an event that showcases the best in cross-country skiing.

Back pain keeps Swedish ski jumper from Tour de Ski

Back pain keeps Swedish ski jumper from Tour de Ski

December 26, 2024 / Yle

Calle Halfvarsson, a top Swedish cross-country skier, has withdrawn from the Tour de Ski due to back pain. The team doctor noted that while rehabilitation is progressing well, participating in the full Tour would be too strenuous as the World Championships approach.

Swedish Star Withdraws from Tour de Ski

December 26, 2024 / Eurosport

Swedish veteran cross-country skier Calle Halfvarsson has decided to withdraw from the Tour de Ski due to back problems. The Swedish Ski Federation announced that Halfvarsson is responding well to rehabilitation but needs to prioritize his recovery ahead of the World Championships in February.

Halfvarsson Withdraws from Tour de Ski

Halfvarsson Withdraws from Tour de Ski

December 26, 2024 / Sveriges Radio

Calle Halfvarsson will not participate in the upcoming Tour de Ski due to ongoing back problems. Despite responding well to rehabilitation, the national team physician has determined that the physical demands of the event would be too strenuous. Halfvarsson aims to return for the World Cup events in Les Rousses starting January 17, with Eric Rosjö taking his place at the Tour.

Norway Excludes Competitor Before Tour de Ski – Still Strong Lineup Present

Norway Excludes Competitor Before Tour de Ski – Still Strong Lineup Present

December 26, 2024 / Yle

Matz William Jenssen has withdrawn from the Tour de Ski due to illness, and he will be replaced by Håvard Moseby in the Norwegian team. Despite this setback, the Norwegian squad for the competition remains formidable, featuring renowned athletes such as Therese Johaug and Johannes Høsflot Klæbo.

Changes in the Norwegian Tour de Ski Team - This is the Replacement

December 26, 2024 / Eurosport

The Norwegian skiing federation announced that Matz William Jenssen is stepping back from the Tour de Ski due to illness, with Håvard Moseby taking his place. The team's roster includes prominent athletes like Therese Johaug and Johannes Høsflot Klæbo.

Johaug Rival Withdraws from Tour de Ski

December 26, 2024 / Eurosport

German cross-country skiing star Katharina Hennig has announced her withdrawal from the Tour de Ski due to health issues, stating that her body is not fit enough to compete at this time. Hennig has emphasized the importance of giving her body the necessary recovery time in preparation for the World Championships in Granåsen, which will take place from February 26 to March 9, 2025.

Olympic Champion Katharina Hennig Withdraws from Tour de Ski

Olympic Champion Katharina Hennig Withdraws from Tour de Ski

December 26, 2024 / Yle

Katharina Hennig, the Olympic champion, has announced her withdrawal from the Tour de Ski due to concerns about her physical readiness for the demanding week-long event. She aims to use this time to recover and prepare for the upcoming World Championships in Norway.

Calle Halfvarsson Withdraws from Tour de Ski due to Back Issues

December 26, 2024 / SVT Sport

Calle Halfvarsson will miss the Tour de Ski as a precautionary measure due to ongoing back problems. The decision comes after a challenging start to the season for the 35-year-old athlete, who has struggled with injuries but aims to return for upcoming competitions.