In months, he has sacrificed a normal life to become the king of Trondheim. It succeeded. Johannes Høsflot Klæbo brought home all six WC golds and wrote himself forever into the history books. I have no words, he says after the gold on the concluding 50km.
SportsHe didn't manage to silence Trondheim. But still, William Poromaa's World Championship silver on the 50km, behind an otherworldly Johannes Høsflot Klæbo, felt almost like a gold. I'll never forget this day, says Poromaa.
Sports14 World Championship golds. Now Johannes Høsflot Klæbo has surpassed Petter Northug – and is the most World Championship gold medalist on the men's side ever.
SportsSweden's cross-country skiers took bronze in the World Championship relay in Trondheim – after Edvin Anger lost the sprint for silver against Switzerland. The Norwegians were completely superior and decided the gold battle early.
SportsVeteran Calle Halfvarsson's ski World Championship in Trondheim is over. Halfvarsson was selected to compete in Wednesday's sprint relay, but was forced to withdraw in the morning due to cold symptoms. Now it is clear that he is heading home.
SportsOskar Svensson had already begun analyzing why the season went wrong. A cold put everything on hold. Now he is a World Championship medalist for the first time. It's hard to understand, says the 29-year-old about the sprint relay bronze medal together with Edvin Anger.
SportsThe World Championship circus is rolling on, and on Wednesday, the sprint relay is waiting. Then Emma Ribom will be benched, despite being the reigning World Champion together with Jonna Sundling. The expectations are high, says national team manager Anders Byström.
SportsThree gold medals out of three possible. Johannes Høsflot Klæbo, 28, dominates the World Championship in cross-country skiing on home ground – and is close to breaking Northug's gold record. The chance is there. We'll see, he says to NRK.
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