US EditionCross-country skiing-Norwegian skier Klaebo achieves 100th World Cup win
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This Friday, Norwegian Johannes Klaebo won a 100th cross-country World Cup victory in Trondheim.
Nejc Štern was the only Slovenian cross-country skier in the World Cup sprint qualifying heats in Trondheim, Norway. In the classic technique race, he was sixth in the first quarter-final group, finishing 30th overall. The winners were local Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo, with his 100th win in the Cup, and Sweden's Johanna Hagstroem.
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The Straits TimesCross-country skiing-Norwegian skier Klaebo achieves 100th World Cup win
Dec 5 : Five-time Olympic champion Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo reaffirmed his status as the favourite for next year's Winter Olympics on Friday, as the Norwegian cross-country skier claimed his 100th World Cup victory in the men's classic sprint in Trondheim.The 29-year-old became the first male athlete to reach
Fähndrich remains in the quarter final in the second sprint race of the season. Kläbo wins his 100th World Cup race.
Cross-country skiing king Johannes Hösflot Klaebo reached a huge milestone in Trondheim on Friday when he recorded his 100th career World Cup stage victory in the classic sprint.
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