Monday, Nov 6, 2023
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On Saturday, Petter Northug, Team Janteloppet, will start in the 62-kilometer-long 3 Zinnen Ski Marathon, the fifth Pro Tour event of Ski Classics Season XV. The 38-year-old is in search of answers following a rough start to the season.
After 15 years in Swiss hands, Petter Northug has brought a new World Record home to Norway. It happened at Hafjell on Saturday afternoon.
Last week, Petter Northug, Team Janteloppet, announced he was forced to skip the Ski Classics season premiere, missing all races until the new year. Now, he will be on the start line today at La Venosta Criterium.
On Friday, it’s time for the World Cup sprint in Trondheim. This is what Petter Northug has to say about the course that will be used for the World Championships sprint in 2025.
Petter Northug is forced to skip the Ski Classics season premiere: Missing all ski races until the new year.
Fifth place at the Grönklitt Criterium last season is Petter Northug’s best result in Ski Classics so far. However, much has changed since then, with hundreds of training hours logged. Now, the skiing king reveals significant ambitions for the upcoming season as it kicks off this weekend.
Originally, Petter Northug was supposed to start in the Finnish season opener in Muonio last weekend. Now, he will also miss the Norwegian season opener in Beitostølen.
Last winter, Petter Northug, Team Northug Crucible, debuted at Vasaloppet. However, he was not satisfied with his performance and is now determined to make a comeback.
Petter Northug, Team Northug Crucible, received another yellow card, now in the Czech Pro Tour race.
Petter Northug, Team Northug Crucible, is back as a winner, this time with a victory at the skating race Toblach-Cortina in Italy.
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