Cross-Country Skiing FIS World Cup 2025 - 2026

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Cross-Country Skiing FIS World Cup 2025 - 2026

 

Multi-Stage Event - 28 November 2025 - 22 March 2026

 

 

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Edited October 3 by Sindo

[clemsonbeav 206]

Results by Stop

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Ruka  28-30 November 2025

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Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
W Sprint Classic	Kristine Stavaas Skistad	Jonna Sundling	Maja Dahlqvist
M Sprint Classic	Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	Erik Valnes	Ansgar Evensen

 

 

 

Results by Discipline

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Men

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Sprint Classic

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Stop	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Ruka	Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	Erik Valnes	Ansgar Evensen

 

 

 

Women

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Sprint Classic

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Stop	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Ruka	Kristine Stavaas Skistad	Jonna Sundling	Maja Dahlqvist

 

 

 

Edited Sunday at 09:44 PM by clemsonbeav

[Quaker2001 255]

Minnesotan Jessie Diggins announces upcoming retirement from ski racing

 

This will be Diggins' final season of racing.

[Grassmarket 4,026]

Two more Season Openers this weekend - from Norway and Sweden.  Both will have the same program

 

Friday - Sprints

Saturday - Classic TT

Sunday - Freestyle TT

 

And if I can read Swedish properly - Kan ses i hela världen - both available globally. 

[Grassmarket 4,026]

Here's the TV link for the Norwegian races from Beitostolen tomorrow

 

Langrenn - NRK TV

 

And for the Swedish races from Gallivare

 

Längdskidor: Gällivare | SVT Play

 

Results are going to be on FIS

 

FIS | Live Results

[heywoodu 15,997]

World Cup starts tomorrow with the 10k classic in Ruka, we immediately see the result of the new FIS rules for non-qualified nations (for the Olympics) having a chance to qualify through the World Cup. Three of those in the women's race: Martina Flores of Chile, Karen Chanloung of Thailand and Bhavani Thekkada being - I presume - India's first ever athlete in the World Cup, so that's cool.

 

If Chanloung has her pre-Beijing 2022 level, she might stand a chance, I fear Flores and Bhavani simply aren't going to get anywhere near it. Hopefully Indians won't be too disappointed at that, she recently filled up all of social media with a historic first ever Indian podium finish in a FIS race. I mean, it was cool, but she did finish 3rd in two Chilean races where the best Brazilians and Argentinians were not racing, and was far behind...well, Martina Flores. All due respect and since she's a good friend of Bruna, I sincerely hope she somehow makes it, but literally dozens of posts about the 3rd place was a bit much I think  

[Swewi 460]

That was something different from Karlsson compared to last week where she was worse than I think 8 other swedes and a polish skiier in the same discipline!

[heywoodu 15,997]

If Stenshagen wins, Attila Kertesz will likely have made the Olympics by 0.2 seconds.

 

Although I do think Stenshagen's time will be broken. Chance for is alive,  is very likely in!

 

In the women's race  Chanloung made it, Flores and Thekkada didn't get close, unfortunately (but not necessarily surprising).

Edited November 28 by heywoodu

[evil betty 65]

16 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

If Stenshagen wins, Attila Kertesz will likely have made the Olympics by 0.2 seconds.

 

Although I do think Stenshagen's time will be broken. Chance for is alive,  is very likely in!

 

In the women's race  Chanloung made it, Flores and Thekkada didn't get close, unfortunately (but not necessarily surprising).

Do you know anything about Nicolas Claveau-Laviolette? First race representing  after being eligible for  but no chance of making the Olympic team.

[heywoodu 15,997]

12 minutes ago, evil betty said:

Do you know anything about Nicolas Claveau-Laviolette? First race representing  after being eligible for  but no chance of making the Olympic team.

No idea, I'm generally more familiar with the women from the 'exotic' nations than the men (with a few exceptions, like Klaus Jungbluth)