Racing News

Biathlon world championship Khanty-Mansiysk, 03.-13.03.2011

Today’s pursuit races at the biathlon world cup in the Siberian frost of Khanty Mansiyk provided loads of suspense both in the men’s and the women’s races.

Nordic
Sunny
Artifical Snow
  • Snow: -17ºC
  • Air: -15ºC
  • Humidity: 65%

SL race Kranjska-Gora SLO

Winner SL race Mario Matt AUT

Oslo: Nordic World Championships - Cross-country skiing 30km women

The ultimate discipline for the women is the 30km. And if the race is in Norway there is nothing better to cross-country skiing. One hundred thousand spectators came to Holmenkollen to see the expected thrilling triple-header between Bjoergen, Kowalczyk and Johaug who are the best athletes of this season.

Nordic
Sunny
  • Snow: -6ºC
  • Air: -3ºC
  • Humidity: 48%

WC women SC, DH, SG race, Tarvisio ITA, border triangle SLO ITA AUT

Alpine Ski
  • Snow: -4ºC
  • Air: -2ºC
  • Humidity: 80%

Oslo: TOKO Race Service Team - Behind the scenes

The Toko team used the world championships in Oslo for massive product testing. With Udo Raunjak (head of testing and chief chemist) who came in from Switzerland we used the first four days to find out new raw materials.

SG race Tarvisio ITA

Winner SG Lindsey Vonn USA

Biathlon WM Khanty-Mansiysk, 10km sprint men

Today German biathlete Arnd Peiffer achieved his first victory at the world championships during at the 10km sprint in Khanty-Mansiysk (Russia). He won the gold medal while the strong competitors Martin Fourcade (France) won silver and Tarjei Boe (Norway) bronze.

Nordic
Sunny
Artifical Snow
  • Snow: -13ºC
  • Air: -12ºC
  • Humidity: 62%

DH race Tarvisio ITA

DH winner Anja Paerson SWE in Tarvisio ITA

Oslo: Nordic World Championships 23.02.-06.03.2011

05.03.2011, WC Oslo, cross-country skiing 4x10km Relay Men

Oslo: Nordic World Championships 23.02.-06.03.2011

Clear victory for the Norwegian women's relay team. After brief difficulties for the first runner Vibeke Skofterud with Therese Johaug as second runner Norway already build up so much pressure that no other team was able to follow.