Sprint
Ansgar Evensen wins Drammen sprint after Klaebo crash
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Norwegian skier Ansgar Evensen secured his first World Cup victory in the men's classic sprint in Drammen on March 12, 2026, after top favorites Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo and Ben Ogden crashed out in the semifinals. The 25-year-old surged from sixth in the final to claim the win ahead of Czech Jiri Tuz and fellow Norwegian Kristian Kollerud, who earned a podium in his World Cup debut. Klaebo, who had already clinched the sprint discipline crystal globe in qualifying, was taken to hospital for precautionary checks following a head impact.
Norwegian Johannes Hoesflot Klæbo won the men's skate sprint at the Cross-Country Skiing World Cup in Lahti, Finland, on March 7, 2026, marking his 110th career victory. Young compatriot Lars Heggen finished second, while France's Jules Chappaz secured third place in a photo-finish battle. The event highlighted emerging rivalries in the sport amid Klæbo's dominance.
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El esquiador sueco de 19 años Alvar Myhlback está listo para desafiar a Johannes Høsflot Klæbo en el sprint clásico olímpico en Val di Fiemme. Está contento de que no habrá zonas sin uso de palos en el recorrido, lo que favorece su técnica de empuje con palos. Como debutante olímpico, Myhlback cree que puede alcanzar su pleno potencial.