Cross Country Ski Racing News
Hakkinen Moves Up to 16th in Ruhpolding Pursuit
1/14/2008 - By US Biathlon Association
Ruhpolding, Germany, January 13. Jay Hakkinen (Kasilof, AK), after a clean shooting 17th place in the 10K Sprint on Saturday moved up one place today with a 16th place finish in the 12.5K Pursuit.,
Hakkinen, Perfect on Shooting Range
1/14/2008 - By US Biathlon Association
Ruhpolding, Germany, January 12. Jay Hakkinen (Kasilof, AK) on the heels of 10-for-10 shooting placed 17th in the 10K Sprint competition here today.,
GRNST fastest team at the Michigan Cup Team Time Trial
1/13/2008 - By Mike Muha
Grand Rapids Nordic's "GRNST Hope to be Fast" had the fastest time of the day to win the men's team time trial, but Hanson Hills-Cross Country Ski Shop took first in both the womens' and co-ed division.,
Demong 2nd In ITA, Now Second In Points
1/13/2008 - By US Ski Team
Bill Demong tore through a steady rain Saturday with the fastest time to finish second in a World Cup nordic combined individual competition. It's Demong's 5th top-3 of the season, his third in the last four World Cups as he moved into 2nd place overall.,
Tour de Ski Wrap-up
1/13/2008 - By Tour de Ski
On the ladies' side, Charlotte Kalla (SWE) stormed to win the 2nd edition of the Tour in spectacular fashion on the last Stage. In the men's event, Lukas Bauer (CZE) was never in doubt on his way to cross the line first on Alpe Cermis, Val di Fiemme (ITA),
World Cup Moves to Canada
1/12/2008 - By FIS
After a break of more than two weeks, the Viessmann FIS World Cup Cross-Country will continue in the Canadian Rocky Mountains, in Canmore, which is situated 100 km west from Calgary.,
Best of comments on the Tour de Ski
1/12/2008 - By FIS
Comments by skiers on this year's Tour plus Tour de Ski facts....,
Final Team Time Trial Update
1/11/2008 - By Justin Andre, Hanson Hills
We received around 4 inches of new snow. We've changed the course a bit and extended registration to 11:30am.,
US Men Eighth in Ruhpolding Relay
1/11/2008 - By US Biathlon Association
Ruhpolding, Germany, January 10. With a new starting order of Lowell Bailey leading off, followed by Jay Hakkinen, Tim Burke and Jeremy Teela, the US Men finished in a season best eighth place last night in the 4 X 7.5K Relay competition.,
World Cup Squad for Canmore
1/11/2008 - By Pete Vordenberg
Here are the names of the athletes selected for the World Cup races in Canmore at the end of the month and a discussion on how the decissions were made on who would attend.,
UPDATED: Team Time Trial registration info
1/11/2008 - By Justin Andre
Registration is now between 8:30 and 11:30am on Saturday. Entry form inside...,
Biathlon Team changes start order in Ruhpolding
1/10/2008 - By US Biathlon Association
The US Biathlon Team will feature a new start order in the Men’s Relay competition on Thursday evening, with Lowell Bailey leading off, followed by Jay Hakkinen, Tim Burke, and Jeremy Teela.,
