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The Tour de Ski 2023 arrives in Val di Fiemme for the final triptych of the event: it starts tomorrow, Friday 6 January, with the classic sprints (qualifications at 10. final stages starting at 12.30). Italy will rally around ''Chicco'' Pellegrino, with the aim of beating a hitherto unstoppable Johannes Klaebo, with four victories out of four races held in this edition of the Tour de Ski.
Thursday 5 January 2023 4 minutes reading time
Val di Fiemme is preparing to become the protagonist of the Tour de Ski 2023: from tomorrow, Friday 6 January, the final triptych of the review will start, which will end on Sunday with the very classic and terrible final climb on Cermis.
The program will start with a classic sprint, with the usual morning qualifiers, which will start at 10 for the women. First to go will be Norwegian veteran Astrid Slind; immediately many big names among the first ten starters: bib 3 for Heidi Weng, 5 Kerttu Niskanen, 7 Lotta Weng, 9 Katharina Hennig. Number 11 for the yellow bib Tiril Weng, followed with number 12 by the blue Caterina Ganz, number 14 for the Finnish Krista Parmakoski; with 15 the leader of the general classification of the Tour de Ski, the Swedish Frida Karlsson. Watch out for the Americans Rosie Brennan, number 17, and Jessie Diggins, bib 29; number 23 for the Swiss Nadine Faehndrich, winner in Val Mustair, number 30 for the Swedish Maja Dahlqvist. The other blue women in the race: Martina Di Centa, bib number 38, Cristina Pittin 42, Anna Comarella 43. Forty-six athletes at the start.
Here the complete female startlist!
At 10.32, in the splendid Stadio del Lago di Tesero, the men will take to the track for the qualifiers. The transalpine Jules Lapierre will be the first starter; immediately great attention to the bib number 9, with the norge Sindre Skar, followed with the 10 by the Swede Oskar Svennson and with the 11 by the compatriot Paal Golberg. yellow bib. The great favorite of the day, Norwegian Johannes Klaebo, chasing his 5th success in this Tour de Ski, will start with number 17, followed with number 18 by the blue Simone Mocellini, and with number 19 by the totem of blue cross-country skiing , Federico Pellegrino, looking for another fantastic podium in this hitherto magical season. Attention to the Swedes Johan Haegstroem, bib 20, and Calle Halfvarsson, bib 21. Number 27 for the third blue in the race, Francesco De Fabiani, just before the French Richard Jouve, number 28, and Lucas Chanavat, number 30. Number 36 for Mikael Abram, 37 for Davide Graz, 44 for Giovanni Ticco, 57 for Giandomenico Salvadori, 65 for Paolo Ventura, while Dietmar Noeckler, with bib number 68, will be the penultimate athlete to start.
Here the complete male startlist!
The knockout stages will start at 12.30, to see who will be the new king and queen of Lago di Tesero.
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