Norway's Skari wins gold in women's 10-km classical race

Norway's Skari wins gold in women's 10-km classical race

SALT LAKE CITY, United States - Bente Skari of Norway, unbeaten in the women's 10-kilometer classical competition on the World Cup tour this season, holds up her skis in exaltation after winning her first Olympic gold in 28:05.6 at Soldier Hollow in Salt Lake City on Feb. 12.

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