Cross-Country Skiing at the Nordic Skiing FIS World Championships 2023

[heywoodu 15,013]

2 hours ago, Grassmarket said:

It’s on streaming!

 

Starts about three minutes into the online stream.

This is the one in English, I think other languages might have a voice-over (Dutch Eurosport doesn't for English, German does, for example).

 

https://www.eurosport.nl/langlaufen/wereldkampioenschappen/2022-2023/wk-planica-moura-verongelukte-bijna-onderweg-naar-winterspelen-maar-is-helemaal-terug_sto9437225/story.shtml

[hckošice 14,799]

Women's 10km Freestyle
Final Results

 

Jessie DIGGINS

23:40.8

 

Frida KARLSSON

23:54.8

 

Ebba ANDERSSON

24:00.3

Full Final Result HERE

[heywoodu 15,013]

14 minutes ago, Monzanator said:

Jaque Mourao finished just behind  Skinder and Kaleta which tells you more about the state of Polish cross country than anything else.

 

30th place for Federica Sanfilippo

Which is odd, since Skinder (together with Marcisz, more than with Kaleta) definitely seemed very promising not that long ago. Still fairly young though, not even half of Mourão's age, so there's hope  

[Monzanator 4,488]

1 hour ago, heywoodu said:

Which is odd, since Skinder (together with Marcisz, more than with Kaleta) definitely seemed very promising not that long ago. Still fairly young though, not even half of Mourão's age, so there's hope  

Justyna Kowalczyk gave Skinder access to her coaching "know how" and training methods as assistant to Veretelny which resulted in her getting great results as a teenager. But when Veretelny was let go Kowalczyk left with him and moved to biathlon which resulted in Skinder's results plateau in the last couple of seasons. Instead of being a sprinting Top 20 regular she struggles to make the QF so it's like two steps back and I feel this talent will be wasted. While Sylwia Jaskowiec was ruined by injuries before, Skinder had better perspectives from a younger age but it's not looking good right now...

[justony 452]

As some of you already know, on Sunday I went to Planica. I am regular guest of Ski Flying for 25 years, so though I heard, how high they put prices and there is not a lot of home crowd, I decided to visit our treasure in heart of national park.

 

Luckily I am quite frequent Totallympian, and with that I had an honour to meet in person our star, future Olympian. I know I have already thank you, but once more, @brunamoura, thanks for those five minutes of your time and of course, though I would come to see competitions anyway, thank you for tickets.

 

Only thing I regret is we did not have time for a bit longer talk, because your story is fascinating, but did not wanna bother your pre race time.

 

So, @heywoodu, take good care of her, when she comes back home, and when you are next time around (maybe both), do send me a PM, and maybe will grab a coffee.

 

 

Edited March 1, 2023 by justony

[justony 452]

No high expectations today. Šimenc and Vili Črv are more like sprinters, possibly Miha Ličef could end up best as in Skiathlon, Jošt Mulej will compete first time.

 

50th place from Robert Kerštajn in 1995 is still best 10 / 15 km interval race result, so this should be main goal for our young squad.

 

For the medals no secrets, heia Norge all the way. 

[Grassmarket 3,385]

Tiny micro-states  &  the only ones capable of competing with .

[hckošice 14,799]

Men's 15km Freestyle
Final Results

 

Simen Hegstad KRUEGER

32:17.4

 

Harald Oestberg AMUNDSEN

32:22.7

 

Hans Christer HOLUND

32:42.0

Full Final Result HERE

[justony 452]

So, no surprise on top. 

 

Meanwhile, Miha Šimenc surprised with 38th place, which is best ever Slovenian result in an interval start race. 

[JonPhi 250]

Tiril Udnes Weng

Astrid Oeyre Slind

Ingvild Flugstad Oestberg

Anne Kjersti Kalvaa

 

Quite surprising order.