Cross Country Skiing
Cross-country Skiing: Several Dramas Overshadow WM Race
March 04, 2025 / Sport1
While Norway's star Johannes Høsflot Klæbo continues to dominate in the World Championships by claiming another gold, various dramas unfold during the ten-kilometer race, impacting the fortunes of several athletes. From falls to health concerns, the competition is fraught with challenges for the competitors.
Edvin Anger: 'I'm doing the race of my life'
March 04, 2025 / Sveriges Radio
In a snowy Trondheim, Edvin Anger finished just seconds away from a medal in the men's 10 km at the World Championships, placing fourth overall. He expressed mixed feelings about his performance, highlighting the challenging conditions but demonstrating his competitive spirit and frustration at being so close to victory.
Iivo Niskanen's Favorite Collapses During MM Victory Battle – Offers Unusual Explanation
March 04, 2025 / Yle
Norway's star Johannes Hösflot Kläbo continues his gold streak at the Trondheim World Championships, winning the traditional 10 km race. After a surprising three-fold victory for Norway, Erik Valnes expressed his deep emotions during an interview about his poor performance. Valnes admitted he faced bad luck leading up to the championships, while Kläbo continues to dominate the field.
Kläbo-Festspiele Continue in Trondheim
March 04, 2025 / sportschau.de
Johannes Hoesflot Kläbo secured his twelfth World Championship gold medal in the 10-kilometer classic technique race, dominating his competitors in Trondheim. The Norwegian athletes Erik Valnes and Harald Østberg Amundsen followed to claim silver and bronze, completing a clean sweep for Norway.
Poromaa's Collapse – Missed Medal in the Last Kilometer
March 04, 2025 / Sveriges Radio
William Poromaa was close to winning a medal in the 10 km classic event at the World Championships in Trondheim. With 800 meters left, he was in second place, but faltered significantly in the last stretch and finished sixth. Edvin Anger was the best Swedish skier, placing fourth, while Johannes Høsflot Klæbo clinched gold over Erik Valnes and Harald Östberg Amundsen.
Ski-VM: Johannes Høsflot Klæbo wins another gold in chaotic weather
March 04, 2025 / NRK
At the Ski World Championships, Johannes Høsflot Klæbo secured his third consecutive gold medal despite chaotic weather conditions, with Erik Valnes taking silver after recovering from an injury. Klæbo expressed the emotional significance of his victories and the effort invested in training for the event, while Valnes reflected on his challenging journey back to competition.
MM-hiihdoissa hurja epävarmuustekijä – Aino-Kaisa Saarinen kertoo, mitä se tarkoittaa suomalaisille
March 04, 2025 / Yle
The article discusses the unpredictable weather conditions expected during the World Championships in cross-country skiing, particularly regarding the women's 10 km race in Trondheim. Conditions are expected to include rain, which could significantly impact performance and ski preparation.
Nordic Ski Championships: Norwegian Sweep, Vermeulen in Top 10
March 04, 2025 / Krone
The Nordic Ski Championships in Trondheim saw a stunning performance by the Norwegian team, with Johannes Høsflot Klaebo clinching gold in the 10 km classic race, followed closely by Erik Valnes and Harald Östberg Amundsen. Austrian skier Mika Vermeulen achieved his best-ever finish at a World Championships, placing ninth in the race, though he missed out on a medal by a considerable margin.
Nordic Ski World Championships - Bitter! Stadlober narrowly misses WM medal
March 04, 2025 / Krone
Teresa Stadlober narrowly missed out on a medal at the Nordic Ski World Championships in Trondheim, finishing fourth in the women's 10 km classical individual start. She expressed disappointment but was proud of her performance, noting improvements compared to her previous race.
Poromaa Discusses Tactics after Norwegian Cup: "Wrong Tactics"
March 04, 2025 / Sveriges Radio
William Poromaa reacts to the Norwegian team's tactics following his performance critique in the skiathlon. He has been unexpectedly labeled as a favorite for the upcoming 10km classical event in Trondheim, but he downplays the pressure of being a favorite.