Cross Country Ski Racing News

New Vasa Race Director

11/23/2006 - By North American Vasa

Bryce Dreeszen has been named Race Director for the 2007 North American Vasa.,

Good Weather for Final Fall Duathlon

11/20/2006 - By Mike Muha

A slight rerouting of the running course increased the vertical to 330 feet. Snow damped the pavement, making it a bit slippery for rollerskis on the painted lines.,

Gallivare Wrap Up

11/19/2006 - By Pete Vordenberg - TeamToday.org

The first weekend of distance world cup races is over. I have mixed feelings. For one we didn't ski up to potential but for two we have not prepared to be at our potential this early.,

Kris Freeman 18th in Swedish World Cup

11/18/2006 - By US Ski Team

Kris Freeman opened his World Cup season Saturday with an 18th-place finish in a 15K freestyle race north of the Arctic Circle.,

Wisconson's Cook finishes 45th in FIS 15K

11/17/2006 - By US Ski Team

Chris Cook (Rhinelander, WI) represented the U.S. Saturday, finishing 45th in a pre-season FIS 15K classical race Friday in Muonio, Finland. Germany's Tobias Angerer won.

It's Off to Sweden for the Next World Cup Race

11/17/2006 - By US Ski Team

The cross country World Cup is set to shift into continuous mode this weekend as U.S. athletes arrived above the Arctic Circle Wednesday night. Live timing will be available online.,

The Next World Cup Race: Above the Artic Circle

11/16/2006 - By FIS

We received some 35 cm of snow in the night from Saturday to Sunday on top of the man-made snow already on our courses and the forecast calls for more snow for the rest of the week.,

USSA Cross Country SuperTour Update

11/16/2006 - By US Ski Team

At the top of the leader board with the most career SuperTour wins are Carl Swenson and Canandian Olympic gold medalist Beckie Scott , both with 21 wins during their careers.,

Burke Thrills in First leg of Men’s Biathlon Relay

11/11/2006 - By US Biathlon Team

Today, sunny warm Hochfilzen totally transformed into an alpine winter wonderland. The past 24 hours have seen over a foot of new snow blanket the meadows.,