Monday, Nov 6, 2023
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Last season, Vebjørn Moen was second overall in the Ski Classics Sprint competition. In the upcoming winter, he wants to win the Green Bib, doing it in a Swedish Pro Team, with the central part of the training period taking place on Swedish soil.
Swedish Pro Tour athlete Jenny Larsson has successfully returned to the tracks, showing her talent and relentless spirit throughout Season XIV. After battling through injury, Larsson embarked on a journey of preparation to be at the highest level. In an exclusive interview, Larsson delved into her comeback, shared her goals, and discussed the challenges she faced along the way.
Fourteen Pro Tour events were contested in the Ski Classics Season XIV. After distributing the prizes for all bib competitions, several athletes received a good amount of money at the end of the season.
The Lager 157 Ski Team can reflect on a Ski Classics season with nine wins, overall victory in the men’s Champion and women’s Youth bibs. Here, Pro Team Director Anton Järnberg discusses the team’s success factors, training, and upcoming team building.
The Finnish Pro Tour athlete had by far the best season of her career. Now the seventh place overall at the Ski Classics Champion competition Season XIV is ready for two seasons with Team Eksjöhus.
Emil Persson dominated the Ski Classics Season XIV. Now he has extended his contract for the next two seasons.
The final events of Ski Classics Season XIV, Reistadløpet and Summit 2 Senja, took place on April 1 and 2, and after a couple of weeks, many Pro Tour athletes are already enjoying their deserved vacation.
Anders Aukland, Team Ragde Charge, ended his professional career after the season finale Summit 2 Senja and was awarded the Ski Classics Veteran bib Season XIV.
Team Eksjöhus made history during the final weekend of Ski Classics Season XIV, securing their first-ever 1-2 podium and another display of strength by Martin Løwstrøm Nyenget. Last weekend featured two races: Reistadløpet, over 40 kilometers on Saturday, and the Season Finale Summit 2 Senja, spanning 68 kilometers, on Sunday.
No other men’s Pro Tour athlete has ever been as victorious as Emil Persson in the Ski Classics. There were nine victories during Season XIV, and already after the win at Vasaloppet, the Yellow champion’s bib was secured.
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