
Maja Dahlqvist: 'Managed to Get Both Breakfast and Dinner'
Originally published in Sveriges Radio on February 14, 2025
Swedish skiing star Maja Dahlqvist experienced a nightmare start in the quarterfinal of the World Cup sprint in Falun when her pole broke. The incident could have been disastrous, but the resilient athlete managed a spectacular recovery, finishing second in her quarterfinal and advancing to the semifinals.
In a light-hearted remark after the race, Dahlqvist commented, "I managed to get both my breakfast and dinner afterward," underlining her determination and ability to overcome unexpected setbacks. This performance in an international-level competition highlights her competitiveness and resilience in cross-country skiing.
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