Cross Country Skiing
Myhre Takes First Podium Finish After Dramatic Race – Received Advice from Klæbo Before Final
November 30, 2024 / Eurosport
Julie Myhre achieved her first-ever podium finish in a dramatic sprint race at Ruka, with Johanna Hagström taking the top spot. Myhre received pre-race advice from Johannes Høsflot Klæbo, which helped her remain calm and focused during the competition, ultimately finishing second.
Scary Situation for Svahn – Forced Off the Track in Sprint
November 30, 2024 / Sveriges Radio
Linn Svahn was performing well during the first women's sprint of the season at the World Cup in Ruka, Finland. However, her quarter-final turned into a nightmare when she was disrupted by two Norwegian skiers who fell, forcing her off the track and into the woods.
Ane Appelkvist Stenseth and Hedda Østberg Amundsen Fall – Many Norwegians Eliminated in Ruka Sprint
November 30, 2024 / Eurosport
Ane Appelkvist Stenseth and Hedda Østberg Amundsen faced an early exit from the sprint event at the world cup opening in Ruka after they both fell during their race. This disappointing turn of events contributed to a tougher day for several Norwegian skiers, with Julie Myhre remaining the only Norwegian woman to advance to the semifinals.
Dramatic Collision Involving Norwegian Cross-Country Skiers: It Was Dramatic
November 30, 2024 / NRK
A dramatic incident occurred during a sprint in Ruka when Swedish skier Linn Svahn along with Norwegian skiers Hedda Østberg Amundsen and Ane Appelkvist Stenseth crashed while racing downhill at high speed. Despite the chaos, Svahn managed to avoid serious injury, although there were tense moments regarding safety measures and the condition of the competitors post-collision.
Villervalla before sprint qualifying: "It's really bad"
November 30, 2024 / Sveriges Radio
Jasmi Joensuu achieved Finnish success in the sprint qualifiers at Ruka, finishing fastest among women. However, a collision with an American wax technician before the start raised concerns about safety in the sport, as commented by ski expert Torgny Mogren.
Johanna Hagström Wins Sprint in Ruka – Takes First World Cup Victory
November 30, 2024 / SVT Sport
Johanna Hagström achieved her first World Cup victory by winning the sprint event in Ruka, with Maja Dahlqvist finishing third. Celebrating her win, Hagström expressed her excitement and gratitude towards her team for their support.
Emma Ribom Withdraws from World Cup Weekend
November 30, 2024 / Sveriges Radio
Swedish cross-country skier Emma Ribom has withdrawn from the World Cup sprint due to back issues. Following her withdrawal from the sprint, she has also decided not to participate in the 20 km mass start event, marking a setback in her current competition schedule.
Expert Previews the Sprint: "She is the Favorite"
November 30, 2024 / Sveriges Radio
In the season's first women's cross-country sprint held in classic style in Ruka, Finland, there is strong indication for a Swedish victory. Radio Sports expert Torgny Mogren has identified his favorite for the event, hinting at competitive expectations for the Swedish team.
Johan Häggström's Failure – Misses Quarterfinal in Ruka
November 30, 2024 / SVT Sport
Johan Häggström faced disappointment in the sprint qualification at Ruka, failing to advance to the quarterfinals. He finished in 31st place, just missing out on qualification by a narrow margin of three hundredths of a second behind the last qualifying competitor.
“Wonderful!” - Ruka: Moser sprints to best World Cup result
November 30, 2024 / Krone.at
Benjamin Moser achieved his best career result at the cross-country sprint World Cup in Ruka, finishing eighth. He won his quarter-final heat and placed second in the qualification round before narrowly missing out on the final. Moser expressed excitement about his performance, highlighting the strong competition, including a faster time from the eventual winner Johannes Høsflot Kläbo.
Comment: Iivo Niskanen's Wild Show – Klæbo and Other Norwegian Stars Should Lay Off the Pretense
November 30, 2024 / Yle
Iivo Niskanen captivates the crowd at Ruka with a stunning victory in the traditional style 10K race, showcasing his charisma and flair. His performance has reignited discussions about the dynamics between him and other stars, such as Johannes Høsflot Klæbo, as the season heats up. The article highlights Niskanen's ability to engage and entertain, suggesting that his influential persona is crucial to the popularity of cross-country skiing.
All Swedish Skaters Advance from Sprint Prologue in Ruka
November 30, 2024 / SVT Sport
Sweden's Linn Svahn finishes as the fastest among Swedish participants in the sprint prologue at Ruka, ensuring all Swedish competitors advance. Finnish skater Jasmi Joensuu sets the fastest time amidst some pre-race drama.