Cross Country Skiing
Johannes Klaebo wins sprint in Tallinn, Frenchman Jules Chappaz finishes second tie
March 19, 2025 / L'Équipe
Johannes Klaebo secured another victory in the sprint event held in Tallinn, while French skier Jules Chappaz finished in a commendable tie for second place. With this win, Klaebo marks his 16th consecutive sprint victory, reinforcing his lead in both the sprint and overall standings of the World Cup.
Jasmi Joensuu secures sprint cup victory
March 19, 2025 / Yle
Jasmi Joensuu has clinched the victory in the sprint cup of the cross-country skiing World Cup, becoming the second Finnish skier to achieve this feat. Joensuu's impressive performance placed her sixth in the recent World Cup sprint race held in Tallinn, solidifying her lead in the sprint cup rankings ahead of the final competition in Lahti.
Despite Qualifying Exit: DSV Star on Historical Podium Course
March 19, 2025 / Sport1
Victoria Carl made headlines as she approaches a historic podium finish in the overall World Cup standings despite failing to qualify in the sprint event in Tallinn. The German athlete maintains a strong lead over her closest competitor, Kerttu Niskanen, setting herself up for a groundbreaking result this season.
Dahlqvist shone in Tallinn – finished on the podium in the sprint: "High level"
March 19, 2025 / Sveriges Radio
Maja Dahlqvist delivered a strong performance in the World Cup sprint in Tallinn, finishing second, just behind Nadine Fändrich. Edvin Anger also competed, finishing fifth in the men's final.
Commentary: Jasmi Joensuu Could Make History with Just One Podium Finish – Why is This Possible?
March 19, 2025 / Yle
Jasmi Joensuu is on the verge of making Finnish skiing history by potentially winning the sprint cup in cross-country skiing with just one podium finish. This situation arises from a change in the points system that rewards participation over victories, leading to a unique and potentially record-breaking season for Joensuu despite fewer podiums than previous champions.
Jasmi Joensuu secures her sprint cup title – here's everything from the Tallinn World Cup
March 19, 2025 / Yle
Jasmi Joensuu has claimed the sprint cup title after a strong performance in Tallinn, where she secured a sixth-place finish. The women's sprint event was won by Switzerland's Nadine Fähndrich, while Norwegians continued to dominate in the men's category.
Sweden's Appeal Rejected – Ebba Andersson Disqualified: "Disappointed"
March 19, 2025 / Sveriges Radio
The International Ski Federation (FIS) upheld the disqualification of Ebba Andersson from the World Cup race in Holmenkollen. The decision came after Sweden's appeal was rejected, leading to disappointment among the team officials.
Jasmi Joensuu can today reach an exceptional achievement of her idol – "One of the greatest things in my career"
March 19, 2025 / Yle
Finnish skier Jasmi Joensuu is on the verge of making history by winning the sprint cup this week, a feat achieved by only one other Finnish skier in the past. With remarkable performances in upcoming sprint races in Tallinn and Lahti, Joensuu aims to secure her place as a champion while also acknowledging the significance of her journey and her inspiration from Virpi Kuitunen.
Klaebo claims Crystal Globe No.5 after Sprint triumph in Tallinn
March 19, 2025 / FIS
Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo secures his fifth overall Crystal Globe by winning the Men's Sprint Free in Tallinn, solidifying his dominance in the sport. With this victory, he increases his lead in the standings, making it nearly impossible for competitors to catch up as the season nears its end.
Shock exit for Skistad – Klæbo secured overall World Cup victory
March 19, 2025 / NRK
In a surprising turn of events, Kristine Stavås Skistad faced an unexpected exit during the semi-finals at the City Sprint in Tallinn, while Johannes Høsflot Klæbo celebrated securing his overall World Cup title. This article discusses the contrasting fortunes of these two prominent Norwegian ski athletes.
Kläbo Wins Overall World Cup – Undefeated in Sprint
March 19, 2025 / SVT Sport
Johannes Høsflot Kläbo has secured victory in the overall World Cup and remains undefeated in sprints this season. In a challenging final in Tallinn, he faced tough competition but ultimately claimed his eighth sprint victory of the season, while Edvin Anger finished in fifth place after a strong performance.
Overall World Cup Goes to WM Star Kläbo for the 5th Time!
March 19, 2025 / Krone
Norwegian cross-country skier Johannes Høsflot Kläbo has won the overall World Cup for the fifth time after securing victory in a skating sprint in Tallinn. This accomplishment marks his 96th World Cup win, solidifying his status as a six-time world champion. Meanwhile, the Austrian competitors Lukas Mrkonjic and Benjamin Moser were eliminated in the quarterfinals.