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Cross-Country Skiing at the Nordic Skiing FIS World Championships 2025


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Been some great cross country races. Let’s hope the rest remain competitive and we don’t have too many meals being won by massive distances.
 

The British commentators complained at the end as they felt it should still be 15km.

 

Plus they think Johaug will stay for another year and do the Olympics. Is that likely? 

Edited by Orangehair43
Women's 10km + 10km Skiathlon
Final Results
 
:SWE Ebba ANDERSSON    
47:57.1
 
:NOR Therese JOHAUG
47:57.1
 
:SWE Jonna SUNDLING
48:07.3

Full Final Result HERE

Don't want to be negative, but i slightly hope Johaug doesn't win a gold here, just for dissing the World Cup after Tour de Ski.. :coffee:  And she is one of my favourite skiers..

4 hours ago, Orangehair43 said:

Been some great cross country races. Let’s hope the rest remain competitive and we don’t have too many meals being won by massive distances.
 

The British commentators complained at the end as they felt it should still be 15km.

 

Plus they think Johaug will stay for another year and do the Olympics. Is that likely? 

If you're a commentator and you complained at the end of a race like this, you shouldn't be a commentator...

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I remember the older days when Johaug lost almost every finish to Bjorgen and Kowalczyk. She won first in 2011 in Oslo in the 30 km, because Bjoergen and Justyna underestimated her a bit and gave up on her for many seconds.

9 hours ago, copravolley said:

I remember the older days when Johaug lost almost every finish to Bjorgen and Kowalczyk. She won first in 2011 in Oslo in the 30 km, because Bjoergen and Justyna underestimated her a bit and gave up on her for many seconds.

She (and Ebba) should be very happy that it was the two best sprint finishers among the top-4 (at the moment, Karlsson catched Weng later) who fell, or I am not sure she would have medalled at al.

1 hour ago, Swewi said:

She (and Ebba) should be very happy that it was the two best sprint finishers among the top-4 (at the moment, Karlsson catched Weng later) who fell, or I am not sure she would have medalled at al.

Going back to earlier times, what do you think Kalla missed to be able to fight in the overall World Cup with the likes of Bjoergen or Kowalczyk? Sometimes it was hard to understand her small consequences throughout the season and in 2008 it seemed that Kalla could be a dominant force for many years, when she won the TDS in just 20 years!

Edited by copravolley
19 hours ago, Orangehair43 said:

Plus they think Johaug will stay for another year and do the Olympics. Is that likely? 

Johaug herself said no. She might still change her opinion of course, but so far she gave no signs in that direction.

3 hours ago, EselTheDonkey said:

Johaug herself said no. She might still change her opinion of course, but so far she gave no signs in that direction.

Her husband says we shouldnt be too sure about that

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