He took a medal in the relay at the U23 World Championships and has been ranked 23rd in the World Cup this season. On Saturday, Truls Gisselman will debut in Ski Classics as a teammate to Petter Northug in Team Janteloppet. “I got quite a few tips from Alvar Myhlback on the way home from Planica,” says Gisselman.
The Swedish athlete has competed in Ski Classics and the World Cup in cross-country skiing. Today, the 34-year-old will make his World Championships debut in ski orienteering.
Last spring, he lost his place in the Spanish national team. Now, the 32-year-old cross-country skier has never been more motivated towards the 2025 World Championships.
The Norwegian cross-country skier Anne Kjersti Kalvå opens about the altitude project leading to gold at the World Championships in Norway and about Johaug’s comeback in 2025.
Today, the Junior Roller Ski World Championships starts in Madona, Latvia. The Swedish Anton Grahn, who dominated the event last year, is one of the big favorites for 2023.
In a surprising turn of events, the roller skiing community received disheartening news as the 2023 Roller Ski World Championships faced cancellation. The prestigious event, initially scheduled to take place in Otepää, Estonia, underwent a host change to Lazzate, Italy. However, unforeseen organizational challenges have now forced the event’s cancellation.
The Norwegian roller ski team is poised for success as they prepare for the following summer competitions. With less than three weeks until the start of the 2023 Roller Ski World Championships, the Norwegian team was presented.
In an unexpected turn of events, Otepää, Estonia, has relinquished its role as the organizer for this year’s Roller Ski World Championships. A new host has emerged, taking the reins of this prestigious event.
The Finnish Ski Federation has submitted an official application to the International Ski Federation (FIS) to host the 2029 Nordic World Ski Championships in Lahti. The application deadline expired on May 1, and no other countries submitted applications.
Hailey Swirbul ended her traditional cross-country skiing career at the World Cup level two years before the World Championships in Trondheim, where she made her FIS debut.
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