Cross-country skiing : departure at 12.30pm for women, 2.45pm for men
The day after the skate sprints won by Jessie Diggins and Johannes Hoesflot Klæbo, it was the 15-kilometre classic mass-starts that were on the programme for the second day of competition at the cross-country skiing world cup in Toblach (Italy).
This second round of the Tour de Ski gets underway at 12.30pm with the start of the women’s race. Four Frenchwomen will be lining up for this race, with Léna Quintin wearing number 25, Léonie Perry 26, Mélissa Gal 33 and Julie Pierrel 55. Flora Dolci will not be starting on Sunday.
In the men’s race, eight Frenchmen will be ready to do battle on the Transalpine tracks. Superb second in the sprint the day before, Lucas Chanavat inherits bib number 2 but also the points bib by proxy as Johannes Hoesflot Klæbo will wear the leader’s bib. Behind him, Richard Jouve will have number 4, Rémi Bourdin number 16, Théo Schely number 50, Hugo Lapalus number 54, Sabin Coupat number 59, Mathis Desloges number 66 and Jules Lapierre number 79.
Start lists
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