New season, new goals: Gulbrandsen eyes Beitostølen and beyond
She burst onto the Norwegian cross-country skiing scene last fall, dominated for a few weeks, and then went quiet. Now, the 24-year-old from Norway is back.
She burst onto the Norwegian cross-country skiing scene last fall, dominated for a few weeks, and then went quiet. Now, the 24-year-old from Norway is back.
This French Pro Team has been around for years, making the world of Ski Classics popular among many in France. After securing 12th place in the Pro Team ranking during Season XV, a young squad is preparing for its sixth season on the Ski Classics circuit.
The 35-year-old cross-country skier from Sweden has become a mother once again.
The first and only Swiss Pro Team brings fresh Alpine air to the Ski Classics Season XVI. Their mission is to provide a platform for Switzerland’s elite athletes with the unique opportunity to compete in international races on a high level outside the national team.
In the long history of Ski Classics, talk of a merger between Czech Pro Teams always seemed more like science fiction than a realistic prospect. But this year, Pro Team Directors and sponsors reached an agreement, and we can look forward to an exciting winter spectacle. Let’s go behind the scenes to see what led the teams to unite and what they hope to achieve.
“This has changed a lot since I started long-distance racing,” says Ski Classics star and Vasaloppet winner Emil Persson, reflecting on how one stays hydrated during a long race and in training. The equipment has also changed, and this is something we often test out.” We figure out what is new and how it works.
This Swedish Pro Team is gearing up for its first season in Ski Classics. The squad has seven athletes, and they are all from Sweden.
ProXCskiing.com’s sister site Langd.se visited Torsby in Sweden for Sportakademin’s test days in mid-September. In Part 1, you’ll find classic and double poling skiing news. Additionally, you’ll get tips on equipment for Vasaloppet and Marcialonga.
This Pro Team hails from Norway and, more precisely, the Norwegian University of Science and Technology – NTNUI. The team entered the Ski Classics circuit in 2018 and is one of the most unique teams, as both athletes and managers are students, and volunteers run everything.
With a little over one month to go until the start of the 2024/2025 World Cup season, the Canadian National Team was presented for the first period of races.
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