Norske og franske lag uttatt til Drammen-verdenscup i sprint

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Langrennsverdenscupen kommer til Drammen i Norge 12. mars for en urban klassisk sprint. Norge stiller med et lag på 24 utøvere, ledet av Johannes Høsflot Klæbo som jakter på sin sjette seier på hjemmebane. Frankrike annonserer troppen sin, inkludert nykomlingen Daphné Patois til sprinten.

FIS langrennsverdenscupens etappe i Drammen, som ligger i Buskerud fylke i Norge, byr på en klassisk sprint torsdag 12. mars. Denne urbane konkurransen har vært en fast post, med kvalifisering kl. 14.30 og finaler kl. 16.00 for både menn og kvinner. The Norwegian Ski Association selected 24 athletes, taking advantage of the national quota. Johannes Høsflot Klæbo fra Byåsen IL, vinner av de fem foregående Drammen-sprintene i 2024, 2023, 2020, 2019 og 2018, leder herrelaget. Andre deltakere på herresiden inkluderer Harald Østberg Amundsen (Asker SK), Even Northug (Strindheim IL), Ansgar Evensen (Vind IL), Lars Heggen (Harestua IL, Team Aker Dæhlie), Kristian Kollerud (Konnerud IL, Team Konnerud), Simen Myhre (IL Heming, Team ELON Oslofjord), Jørgen Schjølberg (Tynset IL, Team Elon Innlandet), Harald Astrup Arnesen (IL Heming), Aron Aakre Rysstad (Valle Idrottslag, Team Elon Sør-Vest), Filip Skari (Nittedal IL, Team Aker Dæhlie), og Lars Michael Saab Bjertnæs (Njård/Team, Team Norconsult). På kvinnesiden består Norges lag av Kristine Stavaas Skistad (Konnerud IL), Julie Bjervig Drivenes (Konnerud IL, Team Konnerud), Ingrid Bergene Aabrekk (IL Runar, Team ELON Oslofjord), Mathilde Myhrvold (Vind IL), Tiril Udnes Weng (Nes Ski), Julie Myhre (Byåsen IL), Iselin Bjervig Drivnes (Lommedalen IL, Team Olympiaparken), Margrete Røssum Dyrhovd (Krødsherad Idrettslag, Team Konnerud), Hedda Bakkemo (Gjøvik Skiklubb, Team Elon Innlandet), Ane Appelkvist Stenseth (Grong IL), Milla Grosberghaugen Andreassen (Bækkelagets SK, Team ELON Oslofjord), og Helene Ekrheim Haugen (Asker Skiklubb, Team Elon Oslofjord). Frankrikes skiforbund har uttatt fem menn til Drammen-sprinten: Rémi Bourdin (POLICE NATIONALE / Frasne Drugeon, Massif Jurassien), Lucas Chanavat (ARMÉE DE CHAMPIONS / Le Grand-Bornand, Mont Blanc), Jules Chappaz (ARMY OF CHAMPIONS / Club des Sports La Clusaz, Mont Blanc), Ivan Essonnier (Club des Sports La Féclaz, Savoie), og Théo Schely (POLICE NATIONALE / Club des Sports La Clusaz, Mont Blanc). Kvinnelaget inkluderer Mélissa Gal (SCNP Rochois, Mont Blanc), Julie Pierrel (Le Grand-Bornand, Mont-Blanc), Léna Quintin (ARMÉE DE CHAMPIONS / Le Grand-Bornand, Mont-Blanc), Justine Gaillard (SA Méaudre, DA), Léonie Perry (La Bressaude Ski Section, MV), og debutanten Daphné Patois (Club des Sports La Féclaz, Savoie). Kunngjøringene for begge lag ble gjort mandag 9. mars.

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