Gabriel “Gabbe” Strid recently covered 264 kilometers in three days on Orsa Grönklitt’s artificial snow track in Sweden. The Pro Team athlete doesn’t consider the achievement remarkable; instead, he views it as part of everyday life for a skier. Strid now reveals his somewhat unconventional training plan.

This Swedish Pro Team started in 2019 as a small squad with only three athletes. For Ski Classics Season XVI, the Pro Team is stronger than ever and aims to fight for podiums and bib competitions, individually and as a team. 

Rooted in the Czech Republic, the eD system Silvini Team and Vltava Fund Ski Team joined forces as a new Pro Team, the eD system Vltava Fund Team, with a group of dedicated athletes with solid performances and a youth program.

This Italian Pro Team has been around since 2017, making the world of Ski Classics popular among many young people and enthusiasts of all ages in Italy. After securing a top 9 position in the Pro Team ranking during Season XV, the squad is again trying to be the best Central European team. 

This French Pro Team has been around for years, making the world of Ski Classics popular among many in France. After securing 12th place in the Pro Team ranking during Season XV, a young squad is preparing for its sixth season on the Ski Classics circuit. 

The first and only Swiss Pro Team brings fresh Alpine air to the Ski Classics Season XVI. Their mission is to provide a platform for Switzerland’s elite athletes with the unique opportunity to compete in international races on a high level outside the national team.

This Swedish Pro Team is gearing up for its first season in Ski Classics. The squad has seven athletes, and they are all from Sweden.