10:53. Following in the footsteps of Astrid Oeyre Slind, Izabela Marcisz and Theresa Fuerstenberg, another cross-country skier will not be starting the classic pursuit in Toblach (Italy) at 12.30pm on Thursday 1 January: Sweden’s Emma Ribom, who is sixth overall.
She woke up sick this morning and was forced to retire after finishing second in the heat mass-start on Wednesday.
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- Toblach: Johannes Hoesflot Klæbo dominates the sprint skateboard qualifier, Lucas Chanavat and Jules Chappaz go through
- Toblach: first qualification for Margot Tirloy, Mélissa Gal joins her in the quarters
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- Toblach: Johannes Hoesflot Klæbo wins the skateboard sprint, Lucas Chanavat fifth
- “I played differently than usual”: fifth in the Toblach skateboard sprint, Lucas Chanavat made a tactical attempt.
- “I’m really proud of what I was able to do on the day”: Margot Tirloy tells Nordic Magazine after her first top 30 in a World Cup.
- Tour de Ski: first World Cup victory for Mattis Stenshagen in the individual classic in Toblach, Théo Schely best Frenchman
- Toblach: Astrid Oeyre Slind wins the individual classic ahead of Teresa Stadlober and Jessie Diggins
- Jessie Diggins and Johannes Hoesflot Klæbo with the gold bib: the overall rankings of the Tour de Ski after two stages out of six
- Toblach: Gus Schumacher wins the Tour de Ski mass-start skate heat, Jules Chappaz just off the podium
- Toblach: Léonie Perry less than a second off the podium, the mass-start skate heat for Jessie Diggins
- “Having been sixth before, I inevitably have a few regrets”: Léonie Perry came very close to the podium in the mass-start skate heat at Toblach.
