Bysprinten i Mosjøen Live on ProXCskiing
Today, Bysprinten i Mosjøen takes place on the streets of Mosjøen, Norway. The traditional city sprint will be broadcasted live on ProXCskiing, with Norwegian commentary.
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Silly Season: Max Novak Leaving Team Ramudden
Max Novak leaves Team Ramudden but continues in another Pro Team. Will it be in a Swedish or Norwegian team?
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The Importance of the Off-Season
A long Visma Ski Classics season came to its end almost three weeks ago in Ylläs-Levi, where the Finnish Lapland offered some real challenges in soft snow for the Pro Team skiers. ProXCskiing talked with some of the Pro Team skiers to find out how they are spending their April and how it differs from what they do during the season.
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Silly Season: Bjørgen Ends Her Long-Distance Skiing Career
Marit Bjørgen, Team Ragde Charge, announced today that she is ending her career as a long-distance skier.
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Team Electrofit’s Season Fulfilled The Expectations
Team Electrofit was one of the four Finnish teams that competed in Visma Ski Classics this winter. Pro Team Director Kalle Liukkonen tells about the team’s season and their future plans.
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Ragde Charge Launches New Youth Camp Based On Ski-Idol
The Pro Tour Team Ragde Charge invites to a talent gathering for young people in June, based on the successful concept Ski-Idol from the 2000s, and with 100.000 Norwegian Krones in scholarships.
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Malin Börjesjö Shares Her Thoughts After Her First Season At Long-Distance Racing
Malin Börjesjö, Team Internorm-Trentino-Zorzi Max By SZ, had her debut at the Visma Ski Classics competitions last season. ProXCskiing talked to the Swedish long-distance skier to know how her first season went, what are her thoughts about the long-distance circuit, and how has been the experience of being a member of an Italian Pro Team.
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Silly Season: Řezáč’s Last Season?
Stanislav Řezáč, Team Slavia Pojišťovna Sport Team Z.S., is undoubtedly one of the greatest legends of long-distance skiing and Visma Ski Classics. Now he’s wondering if next season will be his last.
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Myhlback: “I Think We Had An Extremely High Level”
The Swedish waxing manager for the cross-country national team, Petter Myhlback, feels delighted with what his waxing team has achieved this winter. The work is already starting for the upcoming World Cup winter, which will be completely fluoride-free.
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Klæbo And The Norwegian Ski Association Disagree
Johannes Høsflot Klæbo is negotiating a contract with the Norwegian Ski Association for the coming season, but the parties still don’t agree.
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