SWEDEN CROSS COUNTRY WORLD CUP

FALUN, SVERIGE 20250215Iivo Niskanen, Finland, won the Men's Interval Start 10.0 km Classic during the FIS Cross-Country World Cup event in Falun, Sweden, on Feb. 15. 2025.Foto: Fredrik Sandberg / TT / Kod 10080

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