Norwegian Sweep in Lahti: Klaebo Claims Victory in 20 km Classic

In an impressive display of dominance, Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo clinched victory in the 20 km classic stage of the World Cup held in Lahti, Finland. Norway showcased its strength in men's cross-country skiing by securing five out of the top six positions in this thrilling event. The only interruption in their remarkable performance came from Finnish skier Livo Niskanen, who finished between the winner and Norway's Martin Loewstroem Nyenget, who took second place.

Harald Oestberg Amundsen continued to shine by securing the sixth position and maintaining his lead in the overall standings, now ahead of Klaebo and Erik Valnes.

On the French side, Théo Schely stood out with a commendable seventh-place finish, marking his presence in the top ten. Jules Chappaz followed closely behind in ninth, while Hugo Lapalus and Rémi Bourdin finished in 18th and 38th places, respectively.

This race further cements Norway's supremacy in the sport as they look forward to maintaining their dominance in upcoming events.