cross-country press
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The DSV athletes missed out on the podium places at the Viessmann FIS Nordic Combined World Cup in Oberhof. In a race won by Norway’s Jens Luraas Oftebro, Johannes Rydzek was the best German finisher, crossing the line in fifth place.
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Nathalie Armbruster made a strong comeback with an impressive second place at the Viessmann FIS Nordic Combined World Cup in Oberhof.
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New role for injured Nordic combined athlete Maria Gerboth: After tearing her cruciate ligament last fall, Nordic combined athlete Maria Gerboth will miss the Olympic season due to injury. However, the 23-year-old will still be involved in the AXA Winterwochen – Thüringen 2026 in Oberhof – in a new role.
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Red Bull Skydive Team lands precisely in front of the audience: On January 17, 2026, visitors to the AXA Winter Weeks – Thuringia 2026 can look forward to an extraordinary extreme sports highlight: the two international wingsuit pioneers Marco Fürst and Marco Waltenspiel from the Red Bull Skydive Team will land directly in the LOTTO Thüringen ARENA am Rennsteig after a spectacular formation flight.
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Following the Biathlon World Cup, the AXA Winter Weeks – Thuringia 2026 will reach their climax this coming weekend with three World Cups. Fans can cheer on the competitors in cross-country skiing, Nordic combined, and luge, and enjoy top-class sport.
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As part of the Coop FIS Cross-Country World Cup 2024 in Oberhof, the German talents in the U14 and U15 age groups also made their grand appearance. They have competed in the DSV e.infra Schülercup in the LOTTO Thüringen ARENA am Rennsteig.
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Linn Svahn, Frida Karlsson, Ebba Andersson and Jonna Sundling won the relay at the Coop FIS Cross-Country World Cup 2024 in Oberhof. The Swedish women dominated the 4x 7.5-kilometer race right from the start and left the competitors behind.
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Katharina Hennig reached a sensational second place when Sweden's Frida Karlsson won the classic mass start of the Coop FIS Cross-Country World Cup 2024 in Oberhof.
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The decision was made on the long home straight in the LOTTO Thüringen ARENA am Rennsteig: after yesterday's sprint, Erik Valnes has also won the mass start in the classic technique.
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A trio of Swedes in the women's race and a Norwegian podium in the men's race: The sprints in the classic technique were dominated by athletes from the far north. In front of 1,500 fans, Linn Svahn finished ahead of Frida Karlsson and Jonna Sundling in the LOTTO Thüringen ARENA am Rennsteig. Erik Valnes won the men's race, followed by Ansgar Evensen and
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The organizers have given the green light: from Friday, the comeback of the cross-country skiing elite will be celebrated in the Thuringian Forest. Eleven years after the last major event for cross-country athletes, the Coop FIS Cross-Country World Cup is returning to Oberhof. "The final work is underway. Our network of organizers, consisting of Oberhof Sport und Event GmbH, the Thuringian Winter Sports Centre, the German Ski Association and the Thuringian Ski Association, are working hand in hand to create the best conditions for the athletes and their teams and to offer the cross-country skiing fans a great live experience," says OC boss Bernd Wernicke.
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"The anticipation in the team is huge"
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