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Brennan leads U.S. Nordic team in Norway - Vimarsana News

Brennan leads U.S. Nordic team in Norway

In the heart of Drammen, Norway, amid one of the most challenging races on the circuit, Rosie Brennan clinched third place in the Drammen City Sprints.

'The coolest day of my career': Afton native Jessie Diggins basks in glory of Minnesota homecoming - Vimarsana News

'The coolest day of my career': Afton native Jessie Diggins basks in glory of Minnesota homecoming

She took fourth place in the World Cup race on Saturday afternoon at Theodore Wirth Park in Minneapolis.

Afton native Jessie Diggins caps 'dream come true' with podium finish in Minnesota - Vimarsana News

Afton native Jessie Diggins caps 'dream come true' with podium finish in Minnesota

She took third place in the women's women's 10-kilometer freestyle on Sunday at Theodore Wirth Park in Minneapolis

Podium sweeps for Sweden and Norway at cross country in Oberhof - Vimarsana News

Podium sweeps for Sweden and Norway at cross country in Oberhof

Linn Svahn led a podium sweep for Sweden in the first of three cross country World Cup races in Oberhof, Germany, on Friday. Svahn clocked 3 minutes 04.05 seconds in the final sprint heat to defeat team-mates Frida Karlsson and Jonna Sundling. Sweden had four out of six athletes in the final, with Emma Ribom finishing last. World Cup leader Jessie Diggins of the United States was ninth overall after failing to advance to the final. In the men's race, it was Norway to take all the three positions

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FIS secretary general admits comments on Russian absence a "mistake" - Vimarsana News

FIS secretary general admits comments on Russian absence a "mistake"

International Ski and Snowboard Federation secretary general Michel Vion has admitted regrets for comments he made last year on Russian and Belarusian athletes.