Nothing could stop Moa Ilar during Sunday's World Cup race, the 10-kilometre classic in Oberhof. The 28-year-old took her first victory of the season and her sixth podium finish overall. "I'm proving to myself that I'm making progress," said Ilar.
SportsThird overall before the climb - eighth when it was all over. Swede Moa Ilar saw the deciding factor in the Tour de Ski. "It's sad that so much was decided on this hill," said the Swede.
SportsMoa Ilar was third on New Year's Eve and second on New Year's Day in the pursuit start at the Tour de Ski. She continues to impress in the cross-country World Cup. "The saving grace today was that I had such good skis," Ilar tells Viaplay.
SportsThe Swedes failed in the first distance race of the Tour de Ski, the 10-kilometer classic. Frida Karlsson took a big lead but grew exhausted and missed the podium. "I don't know what I was thinking," Karlsson told Viaplay.
SportsTherese Johaug got her perfect ending when she on Sunday put a period to her career for the second time. But the Norwegian cross-country skiing star, who won the 50km race in Lahti with over a minute's margin, has changed her mind before.
SportsIt's not just Therese Johaug who looks enviously at Ebba Andersson's double World Championship gold. Frida Karlsson, bronze medalist on Tuesday's 10 kilometer classical, wants more. It ignites a hunger.
SportsEbba Andersson's time as an underdog is over. Her second consecutive World Championship gold in Trondheim – where she once again beat Therese Johaug in a second-place struggle – is more than she ever dared to dream of. A gold medal on the 10-kilometer classical had not even occurred to me in my wildest fantasy.
SportsTherese Johaug won by a clear margin of half a minute. Ebba Andersson lost the sprint and finished fourth in the penultimate stage of the Tour de Ski, a 20-kilometer skiathlon.
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