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The 2025 FIS World Championships in Trondheim, Norway. The Men's 50k Freestyle has always been the pinnacle of Nordic sport, and today the Women raced 50k for the first time at a championship event.  To say the conditions were soft would be a huge understatement. Press Conference reporting by Aidan O'Donnell.

The 2025 FIS World Championships in Trondheim, Norway. The Men's 50k Freestyle has always been the pinnacle of Nordic sport, and today the Women raced 50k for the first time at a championship event.  To say the conditions were soft would be a huge understatement. Press Conference reporting by Aidan O'Donnell.

The 2025 FIS World Championships in Trondheim, Norway. The Women's Relay seemed like it was over halfway through the first leg when Norway's Heidi Weng skied to a large lead, but on the final leg, Sweden's Jonna Sundling charged back to close down a 37-second deficit and eventually took the gold medal.  Norway finished just behind in second, while Germany's Victoria Carl held off Finish sprinter Jasmi Joensuu to claim the bronze medal. Reporting by Aidan O'Donnell and Stuart Harden.

The 2025 FIS World Championships in Trondheim, Norway. The Women's Relay seemed like it was over halfway through the first leg when Norway's Heidi Weng skied to a large lead, but on the final leg, Sweden's Jonna Sundling charged back to close down a 37-second deficit and eventually took the gold medal.  Norway finished just behind in second, while Germany's Victoria Carl held off Finish sprinter Jasmi Joensuu to claim the bronze medal. Reporting by Aidan O'Donnell and Stuart Harden.

The 2025 FIS World Championships in Trondheim, Norway. The Women's Relay seemed like it was over halfway through the first leg when Norway's Heidi Weng skied to a large lead, but on the final leg, Sweden's Jonna Sundling charged back to close down a 37-second deficit and eventually took the gold medal.  Norway finished just behind in second, while Germany's Victoria Carl held off Finish sprinter Jasmi Joensuu to claim the bronze medal. The US Women discuss influencing climate change following the relay. Reporting by Nat Herz and Stuart Harden.

The 2025 FIS World Championships in Trondheim, Norway. The Women's Relay seemed like it was over halfway through the first leg when Norway's Heidi Weng skied to a large lead, but on the final leg, Sweden's Jonna Sundling charged back to close down a 37-second deficit and eventually took the gold medal.  Norway finished just behind in second, while Germany's Victoria Carl held off Finish sprinter Jasmi Joensuu to claim the bronze medal. Reporting by Aidan O'Donnell.

The 2025 FIS World Championships in Trondheim, Norway. The Women's Relay seemed like it was over halfway through the first leg when Norway's Heidi Weng skied to a large lead, but on the final leg, Sweden's Jonna Sundling charged back to close down a 37-second deficit and eventually took the gold medal.  Norway finished just behind in second, while Germany's Victoria Carl held off Finish sprinter Jasmi Joensuu to claim the bronze medal. Reporting by Aidan O'Donnell.

The 2025 FIS World Championships in Trondheim, Norway. The Women's Relay seemed like it was over halfway through the first leg when Norway's Heidi Weng skied to a large lead, but on the final leg, Sweden's Jonna Sundling charged back to close down a 37-second deficit and eventually took the gold medal.  Norway finished just behind in second, while Germany's Victoria Carl held off Finish sprinter Jasmi Joensuu to claim the bronze medal. Reporting by Aidan O'Donnell.

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Det nærmer seg OL i Beijing og utøverne gjør alt de kan for å slippe korona-smitte. Heidi Weng unngår til og med kjæresten. Lærene må møte på jobb, men være i karantene hvis de har vært i kontakt med smittede. Andreas Refsdal er gymlærer for 170 elever hver uke. Christian Ringnes lengter etter praten over et glass vin eller øl på restaurant. Velkommen til Ukeslutt denne januarlørdagen. Jeg heter Vidar Sem og blir med deg de neste to timene . Hør episoden i appen NRK Radio

Etter den sedvanlige innledningspraten som denne gangen handler om blant annet vaksiner, skogs- og motorsykkelturer, jubileer og kirker, er vi ganske så raskt i gang med å prate med vår sommergjest Heidi Weng! Sammen med henne forsøker vi å besvare disse spørsmålene: Hvorfor blir Geir avbrutt av Tommy innledningsvis? Har en lett middelaldrende komiker og en ung skiløper mer til felles enn man kanskje skulle tro? Går man glipp av noe når man må trene så mye hele tiden - og hva driver skiløpere med hele sommeren, egentlig? Hva er det beste med en skikarriere i følge Heidi, og er det noe som kanskje ikke er fullt så gøy? Hvordan kan det oppleves for kjente personer å ha medienes søkelys på seg hele tiden - og hva gjør man hvis man er kjent, og livet begynner å butte imot? Avslutningsvis får vi høre om hva Heidi skulle ønske at hun var litt bedre på å gi f*en i - og hva hun vet om livet som 29-åring, som hun skulle ønske at hun visste da hun var 15. God sommer! Liker du GLMF -En podcast om livsmestring? Gi oss gjerne en rating og en kommentar på Apple Podcaster, eller trykk på følge-/abonnér-knappen i din foretrukne podcastapp. Det tar bare noen sekunder, men det vil hjelpe oss veldig med å bli mer synlige i podcastjungelen der ute.

Etter den sedvanlige innledningspraten som denne gangen handler om blant annet vaksiner, skogs- og motorsykkelturer, jubileer og kirker, er vi ganske så raskt i gang med å prate med vår sommergjest Heidi Weng! Sammen med henne forsøker vi å besvare disse spørsmålene: Hvorfor blir Geir avbrutt av Tommy innledningsvis? Har en lett middelaldrende komiker og en ung skiløper mer til felles enn man kanskje skulle tro? Går man glipp av noe når man må trene så mye hele tiden - og hva driver skiløpere med hele sommeren, egentlig? Hva er det beste med en skikarriere i følge Heidi, og er det noe som kanskje ikke er fullt så gøy? Hvordan kan det oppleves for kjente personer å ha medienes søkelys på seg hele tiden - og hva gjør man hvis man er kjent, og livet begynner å butte imot? Avslutningsvis får vi høre om hva Heidi skulle ønske at hun var litt bedre på å gi f*en i - og hva hun vet om livet som 29-åring, som hun skulle ønske at hun visste da hun var 15. God sommer!

En av skisportens mest energiske og likanes mennesker er på besøk! Endelig har vi Heidi Weng i Skipodden. Vi snakker om årets sesong og hvordan den ble avsluttet med stil. I tillegg toucher vi innom de beste vimsehistoriene, løping og søvnoptimering. I tillegg trekker vi de siste vinnerne av løpeskoene fra Hoka og lanserer hva som skal til for å kunne vinne de to Polar-klokkene vi har fått lov å dele ut. Her er det bare å stramme løpeskoene og gjøre seg klar for 3000m! Bli med på Skipoddens 3000m challenge der vi hver måned deler ut premium utstyr fra Hoka og Polar. Registrer deg gjennom linken på www.skipodden.com. Følg oss gjerne i sosiale medias på @skipodden. Vi er opptatt av en god samtale. En god samtale starter med en god kopp kaffe.Derfor drikker vi Coop Kaffe. De har mange gode varianter avhengig av type samtale og smak.https://www.coop.no Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Here's Therese Johaug after her dominant 30 k classic performance at the 2021 World Championship: “I never have been in such good shape. I am so happy. I'm 33 years and I know I'm getting older and older and I know that this time ends soon, so I am just so happy.”What the World Cup field has historically known is a Johaug in shape. Outright, she's likely the best distance skier of all-time. What the field of skiers witnessed today was Johaug as clutch as ever. She soloed off the front early in the race, padded her lead with even more time, she won by 2:34. 2 over teammate Heidi Weng, as she remains untouchable as the championships closed out for the women. She raced three individual events in the 15 k skiathlon, 10 k skate, and 30 k mass start classic. She leaves Oberstdorf with three golds. In this 60 minute episode, we chat about Johaug, how it all played out, and what happened behind her during the 30 k grind. Thanks for listening - one more World Champs race to go. 

Über die grossen Highlights im Sport reden viele. Aber nur wenige kennen diese Events aus nächster Nähe. Im Podcast «Ufwärmrundi» blicken Insider auf das kommende Sport-Highlight voraus. Jede Woche neu. Aktuell: Der Saisonstart im Langlauf Wer hat die beste Lunge, wer die besten Skis und wer kommt mit den schwierigen Umständen am besten zurecht? Dies alles zeigt sich beim Saisonstart im Langlauf. Die Elite trifft sich im finnischen Ruka zu ihren ersten Rennen. Corona hat auch im Langlauf seine Spuren hinterlassen, so wurden zum Teil vor der Saison Massnahmen und Entscheidungen getroffen, welche nicht üblich sind. Wegen der Reiserei haben die norwegischen Top-Athletinnen Therese Johaug und Heidi Weng bereits ihre Absagen für die Tour de Ski mitgeteilt, oder sicherlich in Betracht gezogen. Noch einen Schritt weiter ging Johannes Klaebo. Der Norweger macht alles dafür, dass er sich nicht mit Corona ansteckt. So hat er seiner Freundin verboten aus dem Haus zu gehen und er lässt sich nicht mehr von einem Physiotherapeuten behandeln. Dies um eine Infektion möglichst zu vermeiden. Die Langlauf Saison startet unter speziellen Vorzeichen. In der neusten Ufwärmrundi sprach Moderatorin Daniela Milanese zusammen mit dem SRF Kommentatoren-Duo Patrick Schmid und Adriano Iseppi über den Saisonstart. Über die Angst im Langlauf, sich mit Corona anzustecken und die Reiserei, welche vielen Athletinnen und Athleten sauer aufstosst. Zudem gingen sie der Frage nach, wieso eigentlich immer alle von einer tollen und guten Saisonvorbereitung sprechen, obwohl sie wissen, dass sie vielleicht gar nicht so gut in Form sind.

Sometimes when the unexpected happens, it's a good thing. That's what went down today in Falun, Sweden. In the men's 15 k mass start skate, it was not a scrum of 20 to 30 skiers in a cluster at the finish. A fast and furious pace set by Hans Christer Holund turned that concept on its head. Although the race was won by Alexander Bolshunov, the wily Norwegian that is Holund, took it out hot and broke the field apart. For the women, well..., it was Johaug as predicted, but it was a tight race dictated by a select three of Johaug, Ebba Andersson, and Heidi Weng.We are not eaxctly all over the map in this episode, but we cover some ground: from the lack of national diversity in the men's top 10, to how soon is too soon for athlete's not meeting a national team's health standards to be back on the World Cup. Today was the Swedish phenom Frida Karlsson's first World Cups of the season since the opening weekend in Ruka, Finland. She had been held from elite competiton by the national team, for health reasons. She showed early signs of her former speed and endurance in her first race back. (Karlsson took the ski scene by storm last year, when she won three medals as a nineteen year old at the 2019 World Championships.)As always, thanks for listening. If you have questions for Devon, please send them to devon@fasterskier.com or info@fasterskier.com.

Seefeld er gaven som bare gir og gir. Og i denne episoden byr vi på langrennskongen Petter Northug, skipresident Erik Røste og markedssjef i FIS Jürg Capol.  Kjør podd!  KONKURRANSE Vi trekker to heldige vinnere som får signerte startnummer av Heidi Weng og Finn Hågen Krogh. Alt du må gjøre: Send oss en tilbakemelding på hva du synes om podkasten eller kom med forslag til temaer vi bør innom -> podkast@swixsport.no Vinnerne vil bli kontaktet!  Podkasten er et samarbeid mellom SWIX og Skisporet.no Programledere: Siri Sandvik og Åge Skinstad Produsent: Karl Filip Singdahlsen

Vi har møtt landslaget på Sjusjøen for å ta VM-tempen før avreise til Seefeld! Da Emil Iversen var 15 år, var det over 200 gutter i hans klasse som var raskere på Hovedlandsrennet. Nå forteller han om hvor viktig blant annet Frode Estil har vært for karrieren, oppturen under NM i Meråker og forventningene til Seefeld. Landslagsstrener Eirik Myhr Nossum deler sine tips til hva utøvere bør gjøre de siste ukene før viktige renn, såkalt “Fløtetrening”. Simen Hegstad Krüger er mest sannsynlig den beste skiløperen som noen gang har blitt vraket til et skirenn, i alle fall i følge Nossum og Åge. I tillegg blir vi ekstra godt kjent med denne herlige buketten før det hele braker løs i Seefeld; Kristine Stavås Skistad, Lotta Udnes Weng, Tiril Udnes Weng, Heidi Weng, Hans Christer Holund, Maiken Caspersen Falla, Espen Bjervig og Vidar Løfshus. Hvordan smøre når turen går på kunstsnø? Åge graver i kunnskapsbanken og deler sine tips. Tusen takk for at du lytter på podkasten Skisporet! Vi setter stor pris på alle tilbakemeldingene vi får. Legg igjen en anmeldelse i Apple Podkaster eller send oss dine innspill: podkast@swixsport.no Alle episoder og relevante linker finner du på https://skisporet.no/podkast Podkasten lages av SWIX og Skisporet.no. Programledere: Siri Sandvik og Åge Skinstad

Sköld & Stenquist får finfrämmande i form av Sportbladets Kristoffer Bergström som är med och rasar kring nästan allt vad gäller Tour de ski. Heidi Weng har gått vilse igen, ryssarna är åter under dopningslupp och Hanna Öbergs gloria kan ha fallit av. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In der aktuellen Ausgabe besprechen Florian Harrer und Sebastian Mühlenhof über die aktuellen Nachrichten im Wintersport. Den Anfang macht Mikaela Shiffrin, die weiterhin nicht zu schlagen ist. Gerade im Slalom sind die Fahrerinnen in mehrere Klassen aufgeteilt. Bei den Herren gewinnt Marcel Hirscher zwar nur knapp, sorgt aber trotzdem für Verzweiflung bei Henrik Kristtofersen. Aus deutscher Sicht sorgte Linus Strasser mit Platz 10 für positive Schlagzeilen. Die Langläufer und -läuferinnen mussten zum Abschluss der Tour de Ski den Berg von Val-d'Isère hoch. Heidi Weng und Dario Cologna kamen als erstes den Berg hoch. Die Deutschen liefen nur hinterher, wobei Steffi Böhler als 10. ihre beste Platzierung jemals bei der Tour de Ski erzielte. Hinterher liefen auch die deutschen Biathleten und Biathletinnen. Auffällig sind ihre Probleme am Schießstand. Am Sonntag gab es bei der Herrenstaffel zudem dichten Nebel, sodass der Wettkampf unter sehr grenzwertigen Bedingungen stattfand. In den Eiskanälen gab es aus deutscher Sicht viel zu feiern. Zwei Dreifachsiege gab es bei den Rodlern in Königssee und einen gab es noch bei den Skeletonis in Altenberg. Auch die Bobfahrer zeigte...

In der aktuellen Ausgabe besprechen Florian Harrer und Sebastian Mühlenhof über die aktuellen Nachrichten im Wintersport. Den Anfang macht Mikaela Shiffrin, die weiterhin nicht zu schlagen ist. Gerade im Slalom sind die Fahrerinnen in mehrere Klassen aufgeteilt. Bei den Herren gewinnt Marcel Hirscher zwar nur knapp, sorgt aber trotzdem für Verzweiflung bei Henrik Kristtofersen. Aus deutscher Sicht sorgte Linus Strasser mit Platz 10 für positive Schlagzeilen. Die Langläufer und -läuferinnen mussten zum Abschluss der Tour de Ski den Berg von Val-d'Isère hoch. Heidi Weng und Dario Cologna kamen als erstes den Berg hoch. Die Deutschen liefen nur hinterher, wobei Steffi Böhler als 10. ihre beste Platzierung jemals bei der Tour de Ski erzielte. Hinterher liefen auch die deutschen Biathleten und Biathletinnen. Auffällig sind ihre Probleme am Schießstand. Am Sonntag gab es bei der Herrenstaffel zudem dichten Nebel, sodass der Wettkampf unter sehr grenzwertigen Bedingungen stattfand. In den Eiskanälen gab es aus deutscher Sicht viel zu feiern. Zwei Dreifachsiege gab es bei den Rodlern in Königssee und einen gab es noch bei den Skeletonis in Altenberg. Auch die Bobfahrer zeigten guten Ansätze, die für Olympia hoffen lassen. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

In der aktuellen Ausgabe besprechen Florian Harrer und Sebastian Mühlenhof über die aktuellen Nachrichten im Wintersport. Den Anfang macht Mikaela Shiffrin, die weiterhin nicht zu schlagen ist. Gerade im Slalom sind die Fahrerinnen in mehrere Klassen aufgeteilt. Bei den Herren gewinnt Marcel Hirscher zwar nur knapp, sorgt aber trotzdem für Verzweiflung bei Henrik Kristtofersen. Aus deutscher Sicht sorgte Linus Strasser mit Platz 10 für positive Schlagzeilen. Die Langläufer und -läuferinnen mussten zum Abschluss der Tour de Ski den Berg von Val-d'Isère hoch. Heidi Weng und Dario Cologna kamen als erstes den Berg hoch. Die Deutschen liefen nur hinterher, wobei Steffi Böhler als 10. ihre beste Platzierung jemals bei der Tour de Ski erzielte. Hinterher liefen auch die deutschen Biathleten und Biathletinnen. Auffällig sind ihre Probleme am Schießstand. Am Sonntag gab es bei der Herrenstaffel zudem dichten Nebel, sodass der Wettkampf unter sehr grenzwertigen Bedingungen stattfand. In den Eiskanälen gab es aus deutscher Sicht viel zu feiern. Zwei Dreifachsiege gab es bei den Rodlern in Königssee und einen gab es noch bei den Skeletonis in Altenberg. Auch die Bobfahrer zeigten guten Ansätze, die für Olympia hoffen lassen. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Sköld & Stenquist rapporterar live, typ, från vasaloppslägret i Sälen. Vi kräver bot och bättring vad gäller allt med Tour de Ski, ställer oss högst frågande till vad Heidi Weng håller på med, och om inte Oberstdorf borde läggas ner helt och hållet. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of Nordic Nation, we review November and December racing on the World Cup with Justin Wadsworth.   A former U.S. Olympian and coach as well as Canadian head coach, Wadsworth will be doing on-air commentary during the 2018 Olympics for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC). This season, there's much to discuss with Wadsworth. Ten races into the World Cup, the racing so far has seen an unsettled women's side and a lopsided men's field. Charlotte Kalla has renewed the premise that Sweden can produce a formidable nordic-ski powerhouse as she leads the overall World Cup standings by 98 points over a quartet of Norwegians — specifically, Ingvild Flugstad Østberg, Heidi Weng, Marit Bjørgen and Ragnhild Haga, respectively. Americans Jessie Diggins and Sadie Bjornsen follow in sixth and eighth. Former Canadian national team head coach Justin Wadsworth (Photo: FIS/NordicFocus) Kalla remains a beacon of blue-and-yellow Swedish hope as she won the Ruka Triple, the Lillehammer skiathlon, and the 10-kilometer freestyle individual start in Toblach. On the men's side, Johannes Høsflot Klæbo is the story. The upstart Norwegian has entered eight races and won seven — a record number of races won by a male World Cup skier before Jan. 1. Early on, it appears to be Klæbo's Crystal Globe to lose in a season where it might just be in with the new and out with the old. Yup, the Tour de Ski is about to begin on Saturday, Dec. 30, time to brush up on what went down during World Cup Period 1. (To subscribe to the Nordic Nation podcast channel, download the iTunes app. If you have iTunes, subscribe to Nordic Nation here.) Have a podcast idea? Please email nordicnation@fasterskier.com. albuterol . buy naltrexone online buy chantix online The post Nordic Nation: Wadsworth's Two Cents on Period 1 appeared first on FasterSkier.com.

Way back it seems now, in 2012, an op-ed appeared in The New York Times. Titled “The ‘Busy' Trap,” the op-ed is a serious and somewhat comical riff on how ‘busy' we all are. If your day's schedule is defined by overscheduled, then you too are ‘busy'. In this episode of Nordic Nation, we interview Astrid Uhrenholdt Jacobsen. At 30 years old, Jacobsen is a longtime member of the venerable Norwegian national ski team — and she's truly busy. Her career on the World Cup has spanned a decade, bookended by her first World Championship medal in 2007 in Sapporo, Japan (a sprint), and three 2017 World Champ medals in Lahti, Finland. There, Jacobsen placed third in the 10-kilometer classic and 30 k skate and was part of the winning 4 x 5 k relay. Norway's Astrid Uhrenholdt Jacobsen on her way to bronze during the women's 10 k classic at the 2017 Nordic World Championships in Lahti, Finland. (Photo: John Lazenby/lazenbyphoto.com) Jacobsen also hasn't lost sight of her longer-term goal of becoming a doctor. She's currently a medical student at the University of Oslo and a bit more than halfway through her six-year course of studies. Life, racing, and training at the highest levels, serious professional ambitions, along with placing her name in the pool of candidates to become an International Olympic Committee Athlete Representative, Jacobsen keeps a tight schedule. If you're too busy for this episode of Nordic Nation, hook up the headphones, go ahead and multitask — carve out 51 minutes and 51 seconds for the Astrid chronicles. The all-Norwegian women's 30 k freestyle mass start podium at 2017 World Championships in Lahti, Finland, with Marit Bjørgen (c) in first, Heidi Weng (l) in second, and Astrid Uhrenholdt Jacobsen (r) in third. (To subscribe to the Nordic Nation podcast channel, download the iTunes app. If you have iTunes, subscribe to Nordic Nation here.) Have a podcast idea? Please email nordicnation@fasterskier.com. albuterol . buy naltrexone online buy chantix online The post Nordic Nation: The Astrid Chronicles appeared first on FasterSkier.com.

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Norway still dominates the World Cup. With both Martin Johnsrud Sundby and Heidi Weng wearing yellow bibs as overall World Cup Leaders, it seems not much has changed besides Weng supplanting Therese Johaug on the podium's top step. Norwegian Journalist John Rasmussen is our guest on Nordic Nation (Courtesy photo) This past summer and fall, Norway's cross-country community — which is arguably the entire nation — took a hit when both Sundby and Johaug were linked to doping. Much has been written about the technical aspects of their cases. Nordic Nation reached out to Norwegian ski journalist John Rasmussen at Dagbladet, one of Norway's leading newspapers. Rasmussen's beat is the international and Norwegian ski scene. And since Google translate is not the most effective tool to go from Norwegian to English, we thought it best to get things straight from someone in the know. “Doping in sport is so not on in this country,” Rasmussen said on the phone from Norway when we spoke on Dec. 15. “It's considered such a shameful act, and particularly in cross-country, which is the national sport… If you're caught cheating doing that, it's probably like stealing from your neighbor. It's not good.” There's more in this episode from Rasmussen. We talk of Johaug in the broader context of Norway's sporting culture and the next steps in her doping case to be adjudicated late next month. There's also some real world talk on what a parent says to a child who idolizes Johaug in a country where skiing is the sport of the people and the gods. Click play to listen below or subscribe here on itunes.   albuterol . buy naltrexone online buy chantix online The post Nordic Nation: Norwegian Ski Journalist John Rasmussen appeared first on FasterSkier.com.

VGTV-programleder Jon Martin Henriksen gjester studio, hvor Boruds uflyt blir toppet av en United-fan med dårlig statistikk. Tippeligastarten drøftes, det samme med skiene til Heidi Weng og Therese Johaug, også tar vi med en aldeles strålende hilsen fra Finn Schjøll på God Morgen Norge på TV 2. Med Øyvind Brenne og Eirik Borud. Produsert av Magne D. Antonsen. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I ukens episode er Torbjørn og Torstein tilbake, og har med seg talsmann for MMA-Revyens podcastlyttere, Hans Olav Ingholm. De snakker UFC London, Torbjørns nye kamp og UFC 196. I tillegg drøfter de hvorvidt Hans Olav kunne banket opp Ronda Rousey, og om Torstein kunne slått Heidi Weng i stakesprint på ski.

Nyhetsmorgen fortsetter med disse sakene: Det er uenighet om Norge skal stenge grensen mot Russland, hørte vi i Dagsnytt. Mer om det her i Nyhetsmorgen. Produksjonen ved Statoil anlegg for skiferolje i Nord-Dakota er like høy som før oljeprisene begynte å falle. Ett år siden storflommen i Odda. Hva kan ordføreren fortelle om flomsikring i bygda i dag? Heidi Weng tror Therese Johaug vinner verdenscupen. Johaug tror Kalla blir vanskelig å slå. Gode tips om vinterens kvinnelangrenn får du også her i Nyhetsmorgen...