Cross Country Skiing

Moa Ilar wins 10 km in Oslo, Flora Dolci finishes 12th

Moa Ilar wins 10 km in Oslo, Flora Dolci finishes 12th

March 16, 2025 / L'Équipe

Moa Ilar achieved a surprising victory in the 10 km race at the World Cup stage in Oslo, finishing with a time of 25:24.6. Flora Dolci was the top French competitor, ending up in 12th place, while Norwegian Heidi Weng and German Victoria Carl secured the second and third positions, respectively.

Twice Third in Oslo: Carl on a Historic Podium Course

Twice Third in Oslo: Carl on a Historic Podium Course

March 16, 2025 / Sport1

Victorious Olympian Victoria Carl made significant strides towards a historic first podium for a German cross-country skier in the overall World Cup standings by clinching third place in Oslo. This came after another third-place finish over a double distance, solidifying her standing in the competition.

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Acclaimed Performance: "So Great - It Means a Lot"

March 16, 2025 / Sveriges Radio

Moa Ilar had an outstanding performance, winning the women's 10 km freestyle event at Holmenkollen, marking her second career victory in the World Cup. She expressed her joy after the win, stating, "It's been a while since I won, and this means so much to me."

Therese Johaug disappointed in possible farewell – reveals family council on career ending

Therese Johaug disappointed in possible farewell – reveals family council on career ending

March 16, 2025 / NRK

Therese Johaug believes she has likely competed in her last race after a disappointing performance in Holmenkollen. She discussed with her family the possibility of retirement, although they have differing opinions on her future in skiing.

Protest Denied - Sweden Appeals at National Level

Protest Denied - Sweden Appeals at National Level

March 16, 2025 / Sveriges Radio

The article discusses the rejection of Sweden's protest regarding the disqualification of athlete Ebba Andersson after she finished third in the women's 20 km classic style race at the Holmenkollen World Cup. The Swedish Ski Federation plans to appeal the decision at a higher level, indicating dissatisfaction with the ruling.

Ilar wins 10km Freestyle in Oslo as Swede spoils another Norwegian party

Ilar wins 10km Freestyle in Oslo as Swede spoils another Norwegian party

March 16, 2025 / FIS

Moa Ilar of Sweden won the 10km Freestyle Interval Start at the FIS Cross-Country World Cup event in Oslo, surprising many by defeating local favorite Therese Johaug and adding to her podium tally. The event, held under sunny skies, showcased Ilar’s impressive pace despite challenging course conditions, and her victory is a notable highlight in a season dominated by competition among top female skiers.

Cross-Country Skiing: William Poromaa Confronted by Norwegian Biathlete: 'Then I'm a Football Player'

March 16, 2025 / SVT Sport

Einar Hedegart surprises by finishing second in the Holmenkollen 10 km freestyle in just his second World Cup event, prompting William Poromaa to declare funnily that if Hedegart is a skier, then he must be a football player. Poromaa, who finished sixth, remarked on his competition with Hedegart, expressing disbelief over his defeat.

‘Tired’ Amundsen digs deep to win 10km in Oslo ahead of former biathlete Hedegart

‘Tired’ Amundsen digs deep to win 10km in Oslo ahead of former biathlete Hedegart

March 16, 2025 / FIS

Harald Amundsen showcased his endurance and skill to clinch victory in the Men's 10km Freestyle race in Oslo, overcoming a strong challenge from Einar Hedegart, a former biathlete. Amundsen's win marks his tenth career victory in the World Cup series, reinforcing his status among the elite in cross-country skiing.

Cross-country skiing: Ebba Andersson's disqualification is appealed again

March 16, 2025 / SVT Sport

Ebba Andersson's disqualification from a recent 20-kilometer race has stirred up significant discussion after Sweden's appeal against the decision was rejected. Despite her setback, she showed resilience in her next race, clocking a solid performance but missing the podium.

Iivo Niskaselle harvinainen kunnianosoitus Norjan kuninkaalta keskeytyksen jälkeen: ”Arvostan todella korkealle”

Iivo Niskaselle harvinainen kunnianosoitus Norjan kuninkaalta keskeytyksen jälkeen: ”Arvostan todella korkealle”

March 15, 2025 / Yle

Iivo Niskanen, the Finnish cross-country skier, received a rare honor from the Norwegian King Harald V after his recent competition at Holmenkollen ended in a disappointing withdrawal. The king presented him with the prestigious Holmenkollen medal, the highest honor for Nordic skiing in Norway, which Niskanen greatly appreciates as recognition of his career so far.