No other men’s Pro Tour athlete has ever been as victorious as Emil Persson in the Ski Classics. There were nine victories during Season XIV, and already after the win at Vasaloppet, the Yellow champion’s bib was secured.
The Pro Tour athlete broke Emil Persson’s winning streak. Now he is extending his contract with Team Ragde Charge for another two years.
Finnish Pro Tour athlete Heli Heiskanen, Slavia Pojišťovna Sport Team, who finished eleventh in Reistadløpet last Saturday, left the finish area limping. Pain in the leg forced her to withdraw from Sunday’s Summit 2 Senja. After finding out about a fracture on her leg, it was sure that Reistadløpet was her last race of the season.
The three Swedish ski stars who were out of the national team last year may be back at the national team: negotiating with the management.
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Silly Season has already started, and the Ski Classics community is bubbling with rumors. Which Pro Team athlete contracts are running out? Which athletes are the hottest recruits on the market? What new Pro Teams are coming to the Tour, and which are stopping? Those are some of the questions ahead of Season XV.
The Ski Classics Ranking saw many changes after Reistadløpet and Summit 2 Senja last weekend. Emil Persson, Lager 157 Ski Team, kept first place, and three Pro Tour athletes stepped up inside the top 10 at the SC Ranking, the global ranking system for long-distance skiers.
The Ski Classics Challengers event Janteloppet is a 20km long-distance race in freestyle technique this Saturday, April 8, in Hafjell, Norway.
Teemu Virtanen’s 24-hour world record attempt will finally take place today, Wednesday, starting at 10:00 am Finnish time in Vaajakoski, Jyväskylä in Central Finland.
The thrilling Season XIV of Ski Classics came to an exciting end last Sunday as the best Pro Tour athletes battled it out in the season’s final event.
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