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Sandra Näslund made it six wins from seven races at the latest International Ski Federation Ski Cross World Cup leg in Nakiska, getting one step closer to taking the Crystal Globe in a dominant season so far.
Howden grabbed the lead right out of the start gate in the men’s big final and held it all the way to the finish to earn his fourth World Cup win of the season. The FIS points champion has already clinched the Crystal Globe and Saturday’s win came with the coveted Golden Crown presented annually to the respective men’s and women’s winners in Sunny Valley. “I was feeling really confident going into the big final,” said Howden, on fis-ski.com. “At the first few heats of the day, I was a little bit nervous at the start, but as I made my way through the competition, the confiden...
Canada's Howden races to fourth World Cup ski cross victory of the season Canadian Reece Howden continued his dominance of the World Cup ski cross circuit on Saturday. The 22-year-old from Cultus Lake, B.C., got off to a fast start and held on to win his fourth World Cup race this season. The Canadian Press Reece Howden , The Canadian Press SOLNECHNAYA DOLINA, Russia — Canadian Reece Howden continued his dominance of the World Cup ski cross circuit on Saturday. The 22-year-old from Cultus Lake, B.C., got off to a fast start and held on to win his ...
March 13, 2021 - 9:01 AM SOLNECHNAYA DOLINA, Russia - Canadian Reece Howden continued his dominance of the World Cup ski cross circuit on Saturday. The 22-year-old from Cultus Lake, B.C., got off to a fast start and held on to win his fourth World Cup race this season. Howden, who had already clinched the overall title last month, beat silver medallist Ryo Sugai of Japan in the big final. Joos Berry of Switzerland took the bronze. "After those first few heats I was a bit nervous, but as I made my way through it, the confidence came back and when I was sitting in the start ga...
Idre Fjäll TRE opens SX show in 2021 Freestyle 19 Jan 2021 © GEPA After two fantastic opening Audi FIS Ski Cross World Cup events in December in Arosa (SUI) with its double night races and back-to-back competitions in Val Thorens (FRA), it is now time to solemnly open the year 2021 for some great ski cross action in Sweden with the “Idre Fjäll TRE” event. For the first time, we are going to witness not two, but three competitions in Idre Fjäll. The first one will be a 600m sprint on the finish ...