Moa Ilar second in World Cup in Davos

Moa Ilar finished second in the cross-country skiing World Cup in Davos, just two seconds from victory in the 10 km free style. It is the second time in a row she has come so close to first place. She describes it as a bit frustrating.

In the latest World Cup event in Davos, Moa Ilar took silver in the 10 km free style cross-country skiing. She was only two seconds behind the winner, marking her second consecutive runner-up finish by a narrow margin. After the race, Ilar expressed her disappointment to Viaplay: "Two seconds this weekend too, it's a bit frustrating."

The competition took place on December 14, 2025, as part of the cross-country World Cup, where Ilar has demonstrated strong form but faced misfortune in the smallest details. Davos is a traditional venue for international ski competitions, known for its challenging courses. Ilar's performance highlights her competitiveness in distance races, even if victory has eluded her by mere seconds. No further details on the winner or exact times are reported, but her consistency suggests potential for future wins.

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Swedish skier Moa Ilar, disappointed on Tour de Ski's final Alpe Cermis climb, with Ebba Andersson ahead.
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Disappointed Ilar criticizes Tour de Ski final climb

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Swedish cross-country skier Moa Ilar finished eighth in the Tour de Ski after a weak final climb to Alpe Cermis. She criticizes how much of the tour is decided on the demanding hill. Ebba Andersson was the top Swede in fourth place.

Sweden's Moa Ilar claimed victory in the women's 10km individual classic at the Cross-Country Skiing World Cup in Oberhof, Germany, on January 18, 2026, beating Austria's Teresa Stadlober by just seven tenths of a second. The 28-year-old secured her third World Cup win and first in the classic discipline under bright sunshine. Norway's Karoline Groetting surprised with fifth place in her second World Cup appearance.

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Mikaela Shiffrin dominated the final World Cup slalom race before the 2026 Winter Olympics, winning by 1.67 seconds to secure her ninth season title in the discipline. The American skier's victory in Spindleruv Mlyn, Czech Republic, marks her 108th career World Cup win and solidifies her status as the favorite for Olympic gold. This achievement makes her the first skier to claim nine titles in a single discipline.

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Sweden finished with silver in the women's relay in Val di Fiemme after Ebba Andersson suffered double falls, one breaking her ski. What appeared set to be a fourth gold for the Swedish cross-country women turned into a nightmare. Andersson blames herself and describes panic and heartbreak after the race.

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Norway's Heidi Weng won the Women's 20km Skiathlon Classic/Free in Falun, Sweden, on March 1, 2026, marking her first individual World Cup victory since 2022. She edged out Jessie Diggins of the United States by 0.1 seconds in a thrilling sprint finish, with Sweden's Frida Karlsson taking third place. The 34-year-old Norwegian's success came after a strong attack on the course's steep climb.

 

 

 

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