Kalla and Richardsson Swedish champions of distance classic technique

You have opened today in Pite & aring; national championships Swedish cross-country skiing. In the distance a classic successes of Charlotte Kalla among women and among men Daniel Richardsson.

Wednesday 27 January 2016 3 minutes reading time

No surprise in the women's 10 km won by Charlotte Kalla, great favorite of the eve. The world champion of this distance takes over control from the first intermediate and increases their lead until it is over the minute the goal. Second place went to the talented Ebba Andersson, 18 year old girl with a future that can precede IDA INGEMARSDOTTER third, fourth and Sofia Henriksson Jennie & Ã–land; berg fifth. Among the names most & ugrave; important in the race, disappoint Emma Wik & eacute; n, only thirteenth in almost three minutes by Kalla. 10 KM TC FEMALE CN SWEDEN & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. KALLA Charlotte 26: 59.8 2. ANDERSSON Ebba +1: 12.1 3. INGEMARSDOTTER Ida +1: 19.5 4. HENRIKSSON Sofia +1: 41.6 5. & Ã–land; BERG Jennie +2: 08.3 Click here for the complete ranking Predictable results even in the 15km men. The veteran Daniel Richardsson proves again the number one home Sweden classic technique, accumulating a good margin in the middle phase of his effort to resist the final return of Marcus Hellner. The Olympic champion in Vancouver, that quest & rsquo; year because of numerous ailments & egrave; still standing in top-level competitions, finished second, while the podium & egrave; completed by Anton Lindblad, which precedes by a few tenths Simon Andersson fourth and fifth Viktor Thorn. 15 KM TC MALE CN SWEDEN & ndash; FINAL STANDINGS 1. Daniel Richardsson 37: 25.5 2. Marcus Hellner LINDBLAD Anton +13.1 +6.8 3. 4. 5. THORN Viktor Andersson Simon +14.4 +15.7 The Swedish championships Pite & aring; continues tomorrow with the relay races; Saturday will & agrave; the time of the Sprint, while on Sunday the final races in the program will Skiathlon. Click here for the complete ranking & Nbsp; & Nbsp;

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