US EditionCross-Country Runner Moser Shows up in Falun with Third Place, Kläbo Inviolable
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Mika Vermeulen, who left the Olympic Games early after a bad start, barely missed the top ten on his return to the World Cup.The Styrian was in the first major chaser group eleventh on Sunday in Falun in the skiathlon over 20 km. The victory went to top star Johannes Hösflot Kläbo in the sprint as well as the previous day, who asserted himself in the finish sprint in front of his Norwegian compatriots Harald Östberg Amundsen and Martin Löwström …
Olympia-Dreamer Kläbo is still in his own league, for Moser it was the second podium place of his career
The Tyrolean Benjamin Moser made it to the podium in the first six-point finish of a cross-country sprint world cup in third place. The 28-year-old only had to bend to the Olympic dominator Johannes Hösflot Kläbo and his Norwegian compatriot Lars Heggen in the skating technique on Saturday in Falun. For the Mauracher it was the second podium place of his career, at the end of December [...]
Tyrolean Benjamin Moser secured a podium finish, taking third place in the first-ever six-man final of a Cross-Country Sprint World Cup. The 28-year-old, competing in the skating technique on Saturday in Falun, was only bested by Olympic champion Johannes Hösflot Klæbo and his fellow Norwegian, Lars Heggen. For Moser, who hails from Maurach, it was only the second podium finish of his career; he had previously finished second in a Tour de Ski st…
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