Cross Country Skiing

Norway dominate Men’s 4x7.5km Relay as Switzerland secure surprise silver

Norway dominate Men’s 4x7.5km Relay as Switzerland secure surprise silver

March 06, 2025 / FIS

Norway showcased their dominance in the Men’s 4x7.5km Relay at the FIS Nordic Ski World Championships held in Trondheim, with a strong performance that led them to victory. Switzerland claimed a surprise silver medal, marking a historic achievement for their team.

Ski-VM: Surprising selection in the women's relay – Fosnæs to run the anchor leg

Ski-VM: Surprising selection in the women's relay – Fosnæs to run the anchor leg

March 06, 2025 / NRK

The Norwegian women's team for the upcoming relay has made a surprising choice, appointing Kristin Austgulen Fosnæs to run the anchor leg. Experts are commenting on the decision, highlighting the pressure on Fosnæs as well as the team's strategy to build an early lead with their strongest runners.

A Stinging Comment from Finland's Dual World Championship Medalist to Alexander Stubb –

A Stinging Comment from Finland's Dual World Championship Medalist to Alexander Stubb – "He Always Distracts Us"

March 05, 2025 / Yle

Laure Vuorinen, a Finnish athlete and dual medalist at the world championships, humorously commented on receiving a phone call from President Alexander Stubb following their recent success in the sprint event. He quipped about how Stubb often distracts them right after they finish competing and conveyed a sense of pride in their achievement, earning a silver medal alongside teammate Ristomatti Hakola.

Norway Dominates Team Sprint at the Trondheim World Championships, France Finishes 5th

Norway Dominates Team Sprint at the Trondheim World Championships, France Finishes 5th

March 05, 2025 / L'Équipe

Norway, represented by Erik Valnes and Johannes Klaebo, secured another victory in the Team Sprint at the World Championships in Trondheim. The French team, consisting of Jules Chappaz and Richard Jouve, had previously won bronze but ended up in 5th place this time.

Jasmi Joensuu Stumbles in MM Medal Battle and Needed Help at the Finish – A Complete Fiasco for Norway

Jasmi Joensuu Stumbles in MM Medal Battle and Needed Help at the Finish – A Complete Fiasco for Norway

March 05, 2025 / Yle

In the World Championships in Trondheim, Jasmi Joensuu faltered in the fight for a medal and required assistance at the finish line, reflecting a disappointing performance from the Norwegian team. Finland finished fourth in the team sprint, despite competing strongly throughout the race against Sweden and the USA, who ultimately claimed gold and silver respectively.

Inkki Inola celebrates World Championship bronze – repeated Lauri Vuorinen's feat at the finish

Inkki Inola celebrates World Championship bronze – repeated Lauri Vuorinen's feat at the finish

March 05, 2025 / Yle

Inkki Inola secured a bronze medal in the men's para-sprint at the World Championships, finishing third in a thrilling conclusion. This medal marks his second at a prestigious event, adding to the excitement seen during this year’s competition alongside able-bodied athletes.

Klaebo ‘living a dream’ with fourth gold in Trondheim as cross-country immortality beckons

Klaebo ‘living a dream’ with fourth gold in Trondheim as cross-country immortality beckons

March 05, 2025 / FIS

Johannes Klaebo has achieved his fourth gold medal at the World Championships in Trondheim, equaling Petter Northug's record of 13 titles. The Norwegian team dominated the Men's Team Sprint Classic, and Klaebo's success continues to solidify his status in cross-country skiing. The event also set the stage for Klaebo's potential clean sweep of gold medals as the championships progress.

Sundling-inspired Sweden make it four golds from four at Trondheim world championships

Sundling-inspired Sweden make it four golds from four at Trondheim world championships

March 05, 2025 / FIS

Sweden's women's team claimed their fourth consecutive gold medal at the FIS Nordic Ski World Championships in Trondheim, led by a strong performance from Jonna Sundling and Maja Dahlqvist. The duo helped secure victory over the USA and Finland, consolidating Sweden's dominance in the championships.

Parisprint's lineup changed, sensation skier sidelined at World Championships –

Parisprint's lineup changed, sensation skier sidelined at World Championships – "Good news for Finland," says expert

March 04, 2025 / Yle

An unexpected change in the lineup for the Parisprint at the Nordic World Championships has sidelined the sensation skier Nadja Kälin. Kalle Lassila, a Yle expert, suggests that her absence could benefit the Finnish team, who are now less likely to be overshadowed in the competition by Kälin's recent performances.

Ebba Andersson Triumphs Over Johaug Again in Trondheim

Ebba Andersson Triumphs Over Johaug Again in Trondheim

March 04, 2025 / Sveriges Radio

Ebba Andersson has once again won a gold medal in Trondheim, managing to put her rival Therese Johaug in a less than favorable mood during the competition. Andersson expressed her excitement about achieving this in front of the Norwegian crowd.

Therese Johaug reeling after yet another defeat – champion Ebba Andersson laughs at comments: 'Has she checked the results list?'

Therese Johaug reeling after yet another defeat – champion Ebba Andersson laughs at comments: 'Has she checked the results list?'

March 04, 2025 / Yle

Nine-time consecutive gold medalist Therese Johaug has faced a tough defeat against Sweden's Ebba Andersson once again. This latest competition sees Johaug lamenting a close loss, questioning if she could have triumphed. Andersson's triumph in the 10 km classic event has put a spotlight on her remarkable performance against a competitor known for her dominance.

Commentary: Is this how Finland’s World Championship medal in skiing went away? A groundbreaking invention was left on the negotiation table -

Commentary: Is this how Finland’s World Championship medal in skiing went away? A groundbreaking invention was left on the negotiation table - "Farce"

March 04, 2025 / Yle

The article discusses the disappointing performance of the Finnish cross-country skiing team at the World Championships held in Trondheim, where team members lament the absence of key skier Iivo Niskanen. It also highlights a controversial skiwax innovation that could have provided the Finnish team a competitive edge but was not utilized. The piece reflects on the missed opportunities and raises questions regarding national sporting politics and innovation in athlete preparation.