Ski star Frida Karlsson leaves footprint in Borgholm

Frida Karlsson made her footprint in Kay Wieståls Park during Victoriadagarna in Borgholm on Tuesday.

The skier receives the Victoriapris for her performances at the Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina. She accepts the award from Crown Princess Victoria during the Victoriakonsert on Tuesday evening.

The concert starts at 18:30 and airs on SVT1 and SVT Play. Karlsson described the honour as special and noted that many accomplished athletes had received the prize before.

She celebrates with family members who are present. The footprint joins the Victory exhibition in the park.

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Illustration of 18-year-old Viggo Björck celebrating a goal in Sweden's ice hockey win over Denmark.
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Viggo Björck made history in Sweden victory

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Sweden defeated Denmark 6–2 in the World Championship on Sunday. 18-year-old Viggo Björck became the youngest Swedish goal scorer ever.

Crown Princess Victoria celebrates her 49th birthday in traditional fashion at Solliden on Öland. The festivities include public tributes and the Victoriakonserten concert.

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Artist Nygårds Karin Bengtsson, born in Mora and active in Skåne, now shows works at Rättviks konsthall. The exhibition stems from a visit to Övralid.

King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia visited Skokloster Castle in Håbo Municipality on National Day.

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Planning for the 2027 ski world championships in Falun continues with the opening set for Stora torget on February 24.

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