Oskar Svensson

Sweden leads Finnkampen after Daniel Ståhl’s 69.06m discus throw as women trail Finland

The Swedish men lead Finnkampen after a Swedish triple in the discus and Daniel Ståhl's huge throw. But the Swedish women have fallen behind the Finnish team despite a strong performance in the 1,500 meters. It will be decided tomorrow.

Sundling took revenge for the Olympics and said she ran like a fool

At the Olympics in Italy, Linn Svahn won gold and Jonna Sundling won silver. At the Swedish Championships in Umeå, the roles were reversed in the sprint final.

The Swede remains ill – will miss this weekend's World Cup

Swede catches cold – misses World Cup premiere

Myhlback in the World Cup – Svahn withdraws

Vasaloppet winner Alvar Myhlback is in the Swedish cross-country squad for this weekend's World Cup premiere in Ruka. However, both Linn Svahn and William Poromaa are missing.

The answer to the Norwegian ski girl: "Will be disappointed"

Do the Swedish national team skiers compete too little? Norwegian cross-country star Harald Östberg Amundsen thinks so and calls them "cowards". Yes, we have received a lot of criticism in the media about it. And I'm a bit torn, says national team skier Emma Ribom.

Swedish Skiers Criticize New Tour de Ski Format as Unfair

There will be news in the cross-country skiing World Cup this winter. But one of the changes – a completely new Tour de Ski format – makes the skiers wrinkle their noses. It sounds very strange. It does not sound fair, says Oskar Svensson.

Olympic Gold Medalist Ida Ingemarsdotter Joins Swedish Ski Team as Coach

With the Olympic Games in Milano and Cortina as the season's major goals, the national cross-country team is sharpening its operations. The World Championship gold team on the women's side remains intact – with the former Olympic gold medalist Ida Ingemarsdotter as a replacement for the dismissed coach Andreas Domeij.