Sweden's top team could take a crushing victory in Friday's mixed relay. Edvin Anger showed that top form is holding up and delivered a dominant third leg. "I was eager to go out and run," he says in Viaplay's broadcast.
SportsEbba Andersson, Frida Karlsson and William Poromaa are all skipping the World Cup competition in Swiss Engadin this weekend. The trio, who achieved success last weekend, are already entering World Championship preparations.
SportsKristine Stavås Skistad will be a tough nut to crack in the World Championship in Trondheim. The Norwegian won the classic sprint in French Les Rousses ahead of two Swedes: Maja Dahlqvist and Jonna Sundling. If I had been a little further up in the last curve, I almost think I could have won, says Dahlqvist.
SportsOverload injury in the foot stopped her from the Tour de Ski. Now Frida Karlsson is ready for the World Cup again. The skiing star makes a comeback in Les Rousses later in the week.
SportsThe Norwegian skiing giant Therese Johaug is back – and on the hunt for her fourth overall victory in the Tour de Ski. Can title defender Jessie Diggins or Swedish hope Ebba Andersson challenge her? Here is everything you need to know about the tour.
SportsFrida Karlsson won the Tour de Ski two years ago. But the upcoming ski tour forces her to abstain due to foot problems. Seven competitions in ten days don't work right now, says national team manager Anders Byström.
SportsFastest in qualifying, fastest in her quarterfinal, clear winner in the semifinal. And, most importantly: Jonna Sundling was also overwhelmingly first across the finish line in the sprint final. I've never been this happy in Davos, she says in the finish area interview directly after the race.
SportsJonna Sundling's powerful pull ensured that she and Emma Ribom won the team sprint on Friday. Later today, in-form Sundling will go for yet another victory – now in the individual sprint in Davos.
SportsA direct hit right away. Emma Ribom and Jonna Sundling won the season's first team sprint. Johan Häggström and Edvin Anger followed up by finishing third in the men's sprint.
SportsA direct hit right away. Emma Ribom and Jonna Sundling won the season's first team sprint. Then Johan Häggström and Edvin Anger followed up by finishing third in a dramatic men's race.
SportsJonna Sundling has opened the ski season extremely strongly and lies second in the total World Cup. But despite this, the 29-year-old chooses to skip Tour de Ski, which begins in a few weeks. My main goal is the World Championship, and that's what I'm striving to be in good form for, she says to TT.
SportsA cold stopped Linn Svahn in Lillehammer. Her replacement Moa Lundgren also fell ill. Now both will miss the World Cup competitions in Davos.
SportsJonna Sundling made a strong impression when she convincingly won the World Cup sprint in Lillehammer. Behind her, Johanna Hagström ensured a Swedish double in the top.
SportsFrida Karlsson is skipping the 20 km freestyle event. Instead, she will help to develop perfect skis for the Swedish skiers. It will probably be good, says Karlsson.
SportsEmma Ribom interrupted Saturday's sprint due to sensations in her back. Now it is clear that she will also miss Sunday's 20 km freestyle.
SportsSweden usually wins the women's sprint in Ruka. Now Johanna Hagström knows how it feels too. On Saturday, she took her career's first individual World Cup victory. I can't quite grasp it, she says.
SportsIt was a success for the Swedish team in the qualifying round for the season's first World Cup sprint, in Finnish Ruka. Ten out of twelve blue-yellow skiers qualified for the quarterfinals – but Emma Ribom was later forced to withdraw.
SportsTwo season premieres in a row, Emma Ribom has won the sprint in Ruka. Now she hopes for a third in a row. I have really nice memories from here.
Sports"Not a single surprise", "Today's joy topic". National team colleagues and competitors quickly lined up to praise Frida Karlsson. The crushing victory in the World Cup premiere impressed greatly.
SportsTherese Johaug reached the podium in her comeback, but the battle for victory was absent. A completely superior Frida Karlsson crushed all opposition and won the classic mile 46.5 seconds ahead of the Norwegian. It's probably my best race so far, she says to Viaplay.
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