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The cross-country skiing season will end in Falun, from 11 to 13 March: the decision of the FIS is official and the Russian, who cannot compete, could defend herself from Jessie Diggins.
Friday 4 March 2022 2 minutes reading time
The cancellation of the Russian stage of Tyumen, which was supposed to host the World Cup finals from 18 to 20 March, will lead to an early closure of the season.
As feared, there were no technical times to reorganize the final act by the FIS, which today formalized the renunciation of the recovery of the last seasonal races. Translated, Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo arithmetically celebrates (but there was no doubt about it) the conquest of his third crystal ball, while this situation changes the fate of the women's cup.
Natalia Nepryaeva, unable to compete in this final due to the decisions taken on the exclusion of Russian and Belarusian athletes, sees the trophy with three fewer races available for Jessie Diggins, second with 252 points late and at this point only three tests available.
At the end of the season, therefore, the Oslo-Holmenkollen appointments of the weekend remain, with the 30 km women in TC tomorrow and the 50 men on Sunday, and those of Falun (11-13 March), where we will see a sprint in technique classic, a men's 15 km in TL and the 10 km women with the same technique, finally mixed relay and mixed sprint team.
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