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Stina Nilsson Triumphs in Vasaloppet and Birkebeinerrennet

Victory in Vasaloppet and victory in Birkebeinerrennet. Stina Nilsson is making a success in the long-distance cup.

Stina Nilsson Triumphs in Vasaloppet and Birkebeinerrennet

The Success: Sprinted Home the Women's Vasaloppet

It was a thrilling conclusion to Tjejvasan 2025. When it all came down to the wire, a group of six skiers had positioned themselves to sprint for the win.

The Success: Sprinted Home the Women's Vasaloppet

Fleten and Persson winners – Novak disqualified

Emil Persson or Max Novak? The duel in the tempo race in the long-distance cup was won by Persson. It was the 29-year-old's first victory in the cup this season.

Fleten and Persson winners – Novak disqualified

Fleten wins again – Jenny Larsson third

Emil Persson or Max Novak? The duel in the tempo race in the long-distance cup was won by Persson. It was the 29-year-old's first victory in the cup this season.

Fleten wins again – Jenny Larsson third

Rather Not Win the Last Race Before the Vasaloppet

Max Novak won the long-distance race in Orsa Grönklitt over 61 kilometers. A bad omen before Vasaloppet in two weeks? > One would probably rather not win the last race before "Vasan".

Rather Not Win the Last Race Before the Vasaloppet

The Swede close to victory – lost sprint duel

The Swede Jenny Larsson challenged Anikken Gjerde Alnæs for the victory in the Jizerska long-distance race in the Czech Republic in the Ski Classics long-distance cup, but the Norwegian won the sprint duel on the final stretch. I'm a fairly disappointed second, says Larsson.

The Swede close to victory – lost sprint duel

Novak unhappy with second place – Myhlback never started

The Swede Max Novak failed to overtake the Norwegian Andreas Nygård on the final stretch in the classic long-distance race Marcialonga in Italy. "Today I lost a first place," says Novak to SVT after his second place.

Novak unhappy with second place – Myhlback never started

Pathetic Swedish Day - Norway Took All the Podium Spots

Norway, Norway, Norway, Norway, Norway, Norway. Six podium places out of six possible went to Norwegian skiers when the long-distance ski cup was decided in Switzerland on Saturday.

Pathetic Swedish Day - Norway Took All the Podium Spots

Swedish Success in Italy – Double Podium

The Norwegian Emilie Fleten was unbeatable for the Swedish duo. But Stina Nilsson and Jenny Larsson ensured that the tempo race in Italy became a blue-yellow success.

Swedish Success in Italy – Double Podium

Gjerde Alnæs wins after sprint – Larsson second

Jenny Larsson was always part of the leading group. But no victory in the long-distance cup Ski Classic was achieved – Norwegian Anikken Gjerde Alnæs took care of that.

Gjerde Alnæs wins after sprint – Larsson second