Cross-country skiing: seven French starters
This Sunday, the cross-country skiing World Cup is in Lahti (Finland). The cross-country skiers have a date with the 50km classic to round off the World Cup season.
The ladies get the ball rolling at 8.30am. Flora Dolci will be the only Frenchwoman at the start. She will be wearing bib number 14.
Then it’s the men’s turn from 12:45. There will be six Frenchmen at the start. Hugo Lapalus – with his sights set on a podium finish in the overall distance rankings – will wear number 3, Mathis Desloges number 8, Victor Lovera number 23, Rémi Bourdin number 30, Richard Jouve – third in the team sprint on Saturday – number 31 and Clément Parisse number 38.
Start lists
Women’s 50 km classic – 8.30am
[Local time indicated on the document, subtract one hour to obtain French time].
Men’s 50 km classic – 12.45pm
[Local time indicated on the document, subtract one hour to obtain French time].
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