Marcialonga

Ida Dahl Misses Marcialonga: Ski Drama Unfolds in Sweden

Read about the dramatic turn of events as Swedish skier Ida Dahl drops out two hours before the Marcialonga race.

The anticipation was high as Swedish long-distance skiing star, Ida Dahl, had to unexpectedly withdraw from the prestigious Marcialonga race just two hours before the start. This twist of fate jeopardizes her standing in Ski Classics, adding a touch of suspense to the competition. Meanwhile, in a surprising turn of events, Norwegian skier Runar Skaug Mathisen clinched his first Ski Classics victory at Marcialonga with the assistance of his teammate, Emil Persson.

On the other hand, Isac Holmström secured the 57th position in the grueling 70-kilometer Marcialonga race, as Mathisen held a 50-second lead. Despite Persson finishing second in the race, the absence of the ill female star added a poignant note to the event.

Adding to the excitement, the Lager 157 Ski Team achieved a double victory at Marcialonga, with Mathisen claiming his first Ski Classics win and Persson securing the second spot. The disappointment was palpable as Dahl's absence loomed over the event, reflecting the highs and lows of competitive skiing.

In a spectacular display of sportsmanship and competition, the Marcialonga race unfolded with unexpected outcomes and bittersweet victories, keeping fans on the edge of their seats.