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Davos Tour de Ski 3.1.2024

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Toblach Tour de Ski 30.12.2023

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Toblach 31.12.

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Toblach 1.1.

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Val di Fiemme 6.1.

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Val di Fiemme 7.1.

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Let the Tour de Ski begin!

With the 16th edition of the FIS Tour de Ski performance by Le Gruyère AOP, a seasons highlight awaits the FIS Cross-Country family over New Years. At six competitions during eight days, the prestigious Tour format celebrates the most diverse skier of this generation of Cross-Country skiers.

The stage is ready at Lenzerheide in Switzerland. On schedule is a Sprint in Free technique to open the Tour. A large starting field is lined up as for many athletes, the result during the Tour might end up with a qualification for the Olympic Winter Games in Beijing in February 2022. Most teams will have their final teams for the Olympic Games defined after the Tour.

The Tour de Ski also marks one step before the final preparation phase for athletes who are already qualified for Beijing 2022.

Jessie Diggins The defending Tour de Ski winner from the US Team has had a rapid World Cup season start. A second place in the Sprint in Free technique in Lillehammer – and a second place in the Teamsprint in Dresden – as well as a second place at the 10km in Free technique in Davos showed what a diverse skier the 30 year-old athlete is. Her key to succeed at the Tour de Ski? Taking each day by day and checking in with body, skis, weather and all conditions that impact the final result.

Ebba Andersson The 24 year-old Swede showed an impressive performance at the Final Climb up to Alpe Cermis in Val di Fiemme and ended last years Tour with a fantastic third place in the Overall final ranking. The Distance expert is a versatile skier in both Free technique and Classic technique with a remarkable endurance.

Frida Karlsson No way got past the 22 year-old Distance ace this season. All results of the five individual competitions the Swede raced were all within the Top-6. Frida Karlsson is currently dealt as a top favorite and biggest contenders to beat during the Tour de Ski.

Alexander Bolshunov The winner of the last two editions of the Mens Tour de Ski has had a rough start into the season. After a summer preparation phase filled with injuries, the 24 year-old could not yet follow up on his dominant performances of last year. Nevertheless, the Russian is always up for surprises with his strong stamina and therefore will always be a top shot for the top rankings.

Johannes Høsflot Klæbo The Norwegian has taken over the Overall and Sprint World Cup lead of the current World Cup. The 25 year-old Norwegian is undoubtedly one of the top contenders for the victory of the Tour de Ski but first has to overcome the six competition in best possible manner. In addition, the contender field is widening up with athletes not least from his own Team as well.

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Skilanglauf Tour de Ski - Sieben Etappen bis zur Alpe Cermis

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Die Tour de Ski fordert die Langläuferinnen und Langläufer auf sieben Etappen, bis am finalen Tour-Tag die Entscheidung über den Gesamtsieg fällt.

Die Tour de Ski der Langläuferinnen und Langläufer wird bereits zum 17. Mal ausgetragen. Sie führt vom 31. Dezember 2022 bis zum 8. Januar 2023 durch Stationen in der Schweiz, Deutschland und Italien. Gesucht werden der beste Allrounder und die beste Allrounderin. Denn die Rennen werden sowohl im freien als auch im klassischen Stil ausgetragen. Zudem ist auf den sieben Etappen Durchhaltevermögen gefragt. Wer die meisten Körner hat, entscheidet sich am finalen Anstieg zur Alpe Cermis.

In sieben Etappen zur Alpe Cermis

Auf dem langen Weg ins Val di Fiemme geht es am Silvesterabend zunächst mit dem freien Sprint der Männer und Frauen im Schweizer Val Müstair los. Groß feiern ist danach allerdings nicht drin, denn am Neujahrstag steht dort die Verfolgung als Wettbewerb im klassischen Stil auf dem Programm.

Weiter geht die Reise danach ins Oberallgäu nach Oberstdorf. Am 3. Januar müssen die Athletinnen und Athleten dort Rennen über zehn Kilometer im klassischen und am 4. Januar den Verfolger über die 20 Kilometer-Distanz im freien Stil bewältigen.

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Zu guter Letzt stoppt der Tross dann im italienischen Val di Fiemme. Der Sprint im klassischen Stil eröffnet am 6. Januar die finalen Wettbewerbe. Auch der Massenstart über die 20 Kilometer wird am 7. Januar klassisch gelaufen, bevor in der freien Technik am 8. Januar das letzte Rennen über die Bühne geht. Dort wartet auf der Schlussetappe der fast schon legendäre Anstieg auf die Alpe Cermis und fordert den Langläuferinnen und Langläufern auf dem Weg ins Ziel die letzten noch verbliebenen Reserven ab.

Die Sieger der vergangenen Tour de Ski

Den Gesamtsieg der Tour 2021/22 sicherte sich die Russin Natalia Nepryaeva. Katharina Hennig schloss als beste DSV-Athletin auf Rang neun ab. Auch Katherine Sauerbrey gelang als 19. ein Platz unter den Top 20.

Bei den Männern hieß der Gesamtsieger Johannes Hosflot Klaebo aus Norwegen. Bester Deutscher war Friedrich Moch auf Rang 14. Jonas Baumann wurde 18., Janosch Brugger 19. und Lucas Bögl 20..

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Sophia Laukli’s First World Cup Podium as Karlsson and Klaebo Win Tour de Ski on the Slopes of the Alpe Cermis

The Alpe Cermis

When the Grand Tour of skiing—the Tour de Ski—was dreamed up by Vegard Ulvang and Jurg Capol in 2006, one of the first definitive decisions was that it would need a Queen Stage: a stage that sought to distill the essence of ski racing—the brutal beauty of the slog—to its purest state. The Tour de France had its Alp d’Huez, and the Tour de Ski would have the Alpe di Cermis.

Through seventeen editions of the Tour de Ski, the climb of Alpe di Cermis has become nothing less than iconic in Nordic Skiing. This is where Therese Johaug and Marit Bjoergen cemented their legends in tandem, year-after-year, battle-after-battle, racing up the fall line. This is where Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo lost the 2020 Tour to Alexander Bolshunov on the final day. Martin Johnsrud Sundby, Petter Northug, Dario Cologna, Jessie Diggins, Heidi Weng: all have played prominent roles in past hill climbs. In 2015, it’s where Liz Stephen notched a 5th place , and kicked off the breakout World Cup season for the American women, culminating in the team’s first ever distance World Championships medals ( That Falun 10 k where Jessie Diggins and Caitlin Gregg were 2nd and 3rd) .

The Alpe is the culmination; it is also the main event. Things were no different for this year’s Tour de Ski. On the women’s side, Frida Karlsson hoped to arrive at the summit in possession of the Yellow Bib. On the men’s side, Klaebo looked to do the same, but with ghosts of Alpe’s past haunting his each and every stride. Both Karlsson and Klaebo had dominated over the course of the first six stages, but both, remarkably, remained vulnerable. Karlsson (2:31:16.0) held an advantage of 1:12 over second place Tiril Udnes Weng, while Klaebo carried a 1:02 advantage over second place Calle Halfvarsson in the men’s field. Simen Hegstad Krueger—winner on the Alpe in 2021—held fifth place overall at 1:45 back. In a normal ski race, those margins would have all but guaranteed victory for the leaders. But in a race up the Alpe de Cermis—where the final kilometers stretch out time gaps with every meter gained—no lead is ever safe.

Laukli Highlights Women’s Race with First Podium

Sophia Laukli spent the past year seeking out the most challenging propositions in endurance sports, and learning to make them her specialty. Last year on the Alpe, she recorded a 5th place finish alongside teammate Novie McCabe in 7th that marked a definitive breakout. Already then, the goal was set. Return to the Alpe in 2023, and seize it. In the interim, she has run and skied her way to the top of climbs around the world, winning the Lysbotn Opp rollerski climb last July ahead of Heidi Weng and Delphine Claudel, who were 1st and 3rd up the Alpe, respectively, last year. Through highs and lows in this Tour, she was able to keep sight of her “big goals for today” as she put it in post-race comments.

When it comes to the unexpected, however, one can only prepare just so much: “Right before the climb started, I got tripped up and lost all the positions I had made up [by working the flat section],” she said. “I was back to being in the back of the pack going into the climb.” 

Her experience on the climb told her two things: “Tactically, it’s very difficult to pass people, and [the Alpe] is a long climb.” Laukli held it together. She found her teammates, Jessie Diggins and Rosie Brennan, climbing in 5th and 6th place through the crux of the Alpe. Laukli held her emotions in check, saying she, “[didn’t go] full-on panic mode, and [it] saved me today.” There was poise. There was patience. And there was also a whole lot of power. It appeared impossible that she could climb back to the podium, and yet Sophia Laukli had taken that word and controlled it: it was impossible how well she was skiing. 

That fact became most apparent in the final 200 meters of the race. Having begun the day at the back of the pack, Laukli had raced herself into position to stand on the podium for the first time in her World Cup career. None of that would come easy; she crossed the finish line and folded over in the snow. Five minutes later, she stepped onto the podium in third place. The 22 year old Maine native, and current University of Utah skier, became the first of her new generation of American women to achieve that milestone.

In the end, Laukli’s finish was just 35.7 seconds behind French climbing specialist Delphine Claudel. Claudel entered the steepest sections of the climb behind Frida Karlsson, the overall leader . At a hairpin 1.5 k from the finish, a brief tangle between Karlsson and Heidi Weng allowed Claudel to establish a gap, and Weng was the one who followed. But none were able to surpass Claudel at the finish line where the Frenchwoman claimed her first World Cup victory, and her first win on the Alpe di Cermis. 

For her part, Laukli seemed to search beyond herself to explain her astounding performance. “I lucked out I guess,” she said. “My tired was less than other people’s tired, and so it was enough.” Laukli’s achievements on the day could have overshadowed what other American women accomplished: one of the team’s best days ever, putting three in the top ten. There was the tenacity of Jessie Diggins, pushing to the front of the race early on in the Alpe climb, working “through disappointments but never losing belief” as she would say after the race. Then through the middle part of the climb, Rosie Brennan had joined Diggins, pushing to improve her Overall 5th place standing on the day. It all came together: “[It felt surprisingly] nice and comfortable,” Brennan said. “Usually [on the Alpe], you are alone and work on just keeping a rhythm, but today is was like ‘now I gotta stay with them.'” The American women had come together for the toughest test in ski racing.

As Laukli pushed for third, Diggins and Brennan stuck together to finish fifth and sixth on the day. Brennan moved up to fourth Overall, her best Tour de Ski overall finish ever. “[The World Cup] has been a hard start for me this year, and I’m starting to come around. [This Tour de Ski] was a good sign for the future.”

With her race today, Jessie Diggins moved up to 11th Overall in this year’s Tour de Ski. Diggins commented that she is “more proud of how I handled this Tour than any other one. I just didn’t stop believing and kept going. Now it’s time to recover, and keep training.”

Diggins did add that she would undertake some post-race evaluation on how she was recovering: “I’m not 100% sure when my next race will be,” she said. 

Karlsson won the 17th edition of the Tour de Ski with a 15th place finish on the Alpe, remaining 33 seconds ahead of Niskanen and Tiril Udnes Weng. The finish culminated a week in which Karlsson continuously bolstered her reputation as the dominant distance skier in the women’s field. Karlsson’s win also marks another milestone for the current generation of Swedish women skiers, delivering the first Overall Tour de Ski win since Charlotte Kalla won in 2008.

Krueger Wins Day, Klaebo Wins Tour in Men’s Race

Part of the emerging legend of the Alpe Cermis is that it has been the only arena capable of diminishing the otherwise-unstoppable force of Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo. Klaebo entered the day having won all six of this year’s Tour de Ski previous stages, another of the many accomplishments that only he can claim in the sport of skiing. Even so, there was almost no speculation that Klaebo would make this year’s Tour a clean sweep with a win on the Alpe di Cermis. The Alpe has made appear Klaebo human before; it would most likely do so again.

The lingering question was whether he could avoid a repeat of 2020 when Alexander Boshunov and Sergey Ustigov successfully wrested the yellow bib from Klaebo on the climb. With previous Alpe di Cermis winner, Simen Hegstad Krueger, in fifth place—1:45 behind Klaebo—there was still a possibility that the climb could prove to be Klaebo’s undoing yet again.

That possibility turned into real tension when Krueger initiated a move at the base of the climb, opening a gap in the field. A group of Norwegian men quickly formed, but without Klaebo. Sjur Roethe, Hans Christer Holund, and Didrik Toenseth moved up with Krueger. Klaebo was still within reach, but his lack of push to stay with the field indicated a concession from him; he would let the climbers go and focus on keeping the yellow bib on his back at the finish.

Krueger set a blistering pace up the steepest sections of the climb, dropping both Toenseth and Roethe (last year’s Alpe winner). Hans Christer Holund was the only one up to the task of marking Krueger, with Krueger doing the bulk of the work as he searched for seconds on Klaebo. Between the 8 k and 9 k mark, Krueger trimmed 47 seconds from his 1:45 gap to Klaebo. The math was evident: it would be hard, but not impossible, for Krueger to win the Tour. The aggressive push from Krueger meant that some of those who had tried to keep with him didn’t just lose touch with the pack when they went, but really fell off. That allowed skiers who had been more conservative through the early section to challenge for the final podium spot, including Frenchman Jules Lapierre and German Friedrich Moch. Klaebo kept to himself through their machinations, and Lapierre soon had established a gap over the other challengers.

In the end, Krueger crossed the finish line only five seconds ahead of Hans Christer Holund to win the Alpe for a second time. The Frenchman Lapierre crossed with the most emphatic celebration on the day: his first World Cup podium. Krueger’s celebration was perhaps a bit subdued: he had looked back to find that Klaebo had put in a remarkable second effort over the final kilometer. The Alpe, it turned out, did manage to expose Klaebo’s humanity, but the struggle also revealed his character. A skier who appears so often to win by virtue of talent and tactics earned a special victory today by racing with his heart.

Part of the Alpe’s legend is in posing a challenges to skiers, but it also appears that the Alpe di Cermis has a sense of justice. Klaebo has clearly been the best skier in this Tour de Ski; with his third Overall victory, he moves a step closer to becoming its most successful skier of all time. That he has not already notched that title speaks to both his youth (we often forget how young Klaebo is), and to the prowess of the skier he chases: Dario Cologna, who during his career earned four Tour de Ski titles. 

Behind the Norwegian battle at the top of the Alpe Cermis, the American men were busy continuing their steady climb toward the top of the World Cup. Scott Patterson was the top finisher for the Americans, finishing 14th in his second climb of the Alpe (he was 38th last year). Patterson said in post-race comments that the result marked a high point for him at this Tour de Ski, and that he is, “looking forward to the focus on the longer races later in the season,” including the 50 k in Holmenkollen.

Ben Ogden was the top American finisher in the Overall Tour de Ski standings, finishing 13th after a 24th place finish in his first climb of Alpe di Cermis.

Conclusion to the 17th Tour de Ski

With that, the 17th edition of the Tour de Ski comes to a close. World Cup Skiing departs the slopes of  Alpe di Cermis, leaving more stories etched in the snow on each steep hairpin. It reminds us once again of all that makes ski racing beautiful when the time is right, when the skiers are prepped, and when and all of our eyes watching.

The World Cup takes a collective rest for the next two weeks, before resuming in Livigno, Italy on January 21st. From all of us at FasterSkier, thanks for following along for another edition of the Tour de Ski!

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Ben Theyerl

Ben Theyerl was born into a family now three-generations into nordic ski racing in the US. He grew up skiing for Chippewa Valley Nordic in his native Eau Claire, Wisconsin, before spending four years racing for Colby College in Maine. He currently mixes writing and skiing while based out of Crested Butte, CO, where he coaches the best group of high schoolers one could hope to find.

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Tour de Ski 2023/24 live im TV und im Livestream: Übertragung mit Katharina Hennig, Victoria Carl und Co.

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Es ist eines der Saisonhighlights im Skilanglauf. Zwischen den Jahren findet die Tour de Ski statt. Wie schlagen sich die Olympiasiegerinnen Katharina Hennig und Victoria Carl beim Event zwischen den Jahren? Die Tour de Ski geht über insgesamt drei Stationen und sieben Etappen. Das große Finale ist wie immer auf der Alpe Cermis. Hier erfahrt Ihr, wo Ihr live im TV und Stream dabei sein könnt.

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Cross-country Tour de Ski 2023/24: preview, full schedule, how to watch live

Norway's Johannes Klæbo is defending his Tour de Ski crown in the cross-country skiing event, with Jessie Diggins of USA going in as the favourite to land the women's title she last won in 2021.

The 2023/24 Tour de Ski in cross-country skiing gets underway with a sprint race in Toblach, Italy on Saturday, 30 December.

Can anyone stop reigning men's champion Johannes Klæbo from securing a third-consecutive crown?

Frida Karlsson is the reigning champion on the women's side, but the question is whether she will even start to defend her title. The star has struggled to find her best form since contracting COVID after the cross-country skiing opening event in Ruka, and 2021 champion Jessie Diggins is currently leading the overall season rankings.

The Tour de Ski, which is part of the FIS Cross-Country World Cup, will see skiers compete in seven stages, moving from Toblach to Davos, Switzerland, before the finale on the famously steep and gruelling mass start in Val di Fiemme, Italy.

Read on to find out all you need to know about the 2023/24 edition of the event, including the full schedule and top skiers to watch.

2023/24 Tour de Ski: Stars to watch

On the men’s side, Johannes Klæbo is the Tour de Ski favourite. He picked up where he left off last season and currently leads the World Cup overall rankings.

In fact, the reigning Olympic champion from Norway has won four races this year, which is 50 per cent of the season so far.

His compatriot, Harald Oestberg Amundsen is also having a good season and currently sits second in the overall standings after dominating the distance events.

Elsewhere, keep an eye out for another Norwegian, Paal Golberg , who won the 10km freestyle in Ostersund and is expected to be a medal threat.

On the women’s side, USA’s Jessie Diggins has taken full advantage of Frida Karlsson ’s fitness struggles to take the lead in this year’s overall rankings.

As a previous Tour de Ski winner, Diggins goes into the event as the favourite. However, she’ll have to be at her best to beat Sweden’s Ebba Andersson , who has won multiple times this season and currently edges Diggins in the distance events, as well as Emma Ribom , who currently tops the sprint charts.

2023/24 Tour de Ski: Full schedule

Toblach, italy.

Stage 1 - Saturday, 30 December - Women's 1.5km sprint freestyle, men's 1.5km sprint freestyle

Stage 2 - Sunday, 31 December - Women's 10km interval start classic, men's 10km interval start classic

Stage 3 - Monday, 1 January - Men’s 25km pursuit freestyle, women’s 25km pursuit freestyle

Davos, Switzerland

Stage 4 - Wednesday, 3 January - Women's 1.5km freestyle sprint, men's 1.5km freestyle sprint

Stage 5 - Thursday, 4 January - Women’s 20km pursuit classic, men’s 20km pursuit classic

Val di Fiemme, Italy

Stage 6 - Saturday, 6 January - Women's 15km mass start classic, men's 15km mass start classic

Stage 7 - Sunday, 7 January - Women's 10km final climb mass start freestyle, men's 10km final climb mass start freestyle

The full schedule and results can be found here.

How to watch the 2023/24 Tour de Ski

The multi-stage cross-country World Cup event will be televised by FIS broadcast partners and available for digital live streaming in many territories.

In Europe, the action will be available on Eurosport, while US viewers can follow the event live on skiandsnowboard.live and on-demand on Outside+ .

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Tour de Ski 2023/2024: Final Standings 

Tour de Ski 2023/2024 had its final stage this Sunday in Val di Fiemme, Italy. These are the final standings after Tour de Ski Final Climb.

Jessie Diggins (USA) winner of Tour de Ski 2023/2024

Tour de Ski 2023/2024 had its final event this Sunday. Here, you can find the final standings after Sunday’s 10km mass start race in freestyle technique.

In its 18th edition, the Tour de Ski consisted of seven competitions over nine days in three different locations and two countries. 

The event started on Saturday, December 30, 2023, with a sprint in freestyle technique in Toblach, Italy, and ended on January 7, 2024, with a 10km Final Climb in freestyle technique in Val di Fiemme, Italy. See below the final standings after Tour de Ski Stage 7.

Tour de Ski 2023/2024 – Women’s Final Standings after Stage 7 – Top 10

• Jessie Diggins (USA), 4:13:19.0
• Heidi Weng (NOR), +31.6
• Kerttu Niskanen (FIN), +39.7
• Frida Karlsson (SWE), +1:17.4
• Jonna Sundling (SWE), +1:47.9
• Linn Svahn (SWE), +2:06.3
• Krista Parmakoski (FIN), +2:08.6
• Patricija Eiduka (LAT), +2:23.5
• Victoria Carl (GER), +2:39.9
• Delphine Claudel (FRA), +2:41.2

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Tour de Ski 2023/2024 – Men’s Final Standings after Stage 7 – Top 10

• Harald Østberg Amundsen (NOR), 3:41:21.9
• Friedrich Moch (GER), +1:19.2
• Hugo Lapalus (FRA), +1:32.8
• Martin Løwstrøm Nyenget (NOR), +1:57.3
• Beda Klee (SUI), +2:07.4
• Erik Valnes (NOR), +2:17.7
• Henrik Dønnestad (NOR), +2:41.7
• Jens Burman (SWE), +3:05.4
• Jules Lapierre (FRA), +3:53.8
• Mika Vermeulen (AUT), +3:56.6

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Tour de Ski 2023/2024 Final Points Standing Women – Top 3

• Linn Svahn (SWE) – 71 points
• Jessie Diggins (USA) – 62 points
• Frida Karlsson (SWE) – 55 points

Tour de Ski 2023/2024 Final Points Standing Men – Top 3

• Lucas Chanavat (FRA) – 80 points
• Jules Chappaz (FRA) – 59 points
• Edvin Anger (SWE) – 54 points

Complete List Also Read – TdS: Prize money for the 2023/2024 edition

FACTS Tour de Ski Season 2023/2024

• When:  Saturday, December 30, 2023, to Sunday, January 7, 2024 
• Who:  Elite national skiers – women and men
• Where:  Toblach/ITA, Davos/SUI, and Val di Fiemme/ITA
• What:   FIS  Tour de Ski

Saturday, December 30, 2023 – Toblach/ITA: Sprint Freestyle  (More details can be found here )

• 12:00 CET: Sprint Quali F, Women
• 12:38 CET: Sprint Quali F, Men
• 14:30 CET: Sprint Final F, Men
• 14:30 CET: Sprint Final F, Women 

Sunday, December 31, 2023 – Toblach/ITA: 10km Interval Start Classics ( More details can be found here ) 

• 12:15 CET: 10km Interval Start C, Women
• 15:00 CET: 10km Interval Start C, Men

Monday, January 1, 2024 – Toblach/ITA: 20km Pursuit Freestyle ( More details can be found here )

• 10:00 CET: 20km Pursuit F, Men
• 12:30 CET: 20km Pursuit F, Women

Wednesday, January 3, 2024 – Davos/SUI: Sprint Freestyle ( More details can be found here )

• 14:30 CET: Sprint Quali F, Men
• 14:30 CET: Sprint Quali F, Women
• 17:00 CET: Sprint Final F, Men
• 17:00 CET: Sprint Final F, Women 

Thursday, January 4, 2024 – Davos/SUI: 20km Pursuit Classic ( More details can be found here )

• 10:45 CET: 20km Pursuit C, Women 
• 13:00 CET: 20km Pursuit C, Men

Saturday, January 6, 2024 – Val Di Fiemme/ITA: 15km Mass Start Classic ( More details can be found here )

• 11:30 CET: 15km Mass Start C, Women
• 15:25 CET: 15km Mass Start C, Men

Sunday, January 7, 2024 – Val Di Fiemme/ITA: 10km Mass Start Freestyle – Final Climb ( More details can be found here )

• 14:30 CET: 10km Mass Start F, Men
• 15:45 CET: 10km Mass Start F, Women

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Breakpoints

Diggins third, leads tour de ski overall standings.

The momentum kept on moving for the Stifel U.S. Cross Country Ski Team in the second stage of the Tour de Ski with Jessie Diggins clinching the podium in third place in Toblach, Italy. Rosie Brennan was just off the podium in fourth place and Ben Ogden was ninth in the 10k classic.

It was Diggins' 52nd career podium and fifth individual podium of the 2023-24 season, and she now officially leads the Tour de Ski overall standings by seven seconds going into Monday's 20k skate pursuit. Right in the fight with Diggins was Brennan, who crossed the line in fourth place, adding another top-five result to her stellar 2023-24 resume.

For the men, Ogden led the team in ninth place after his podium finish on Saturday and now is the overall points leader for the Tour de Ski points standing - celebrated after the conclusion of the men's race with Ogden doing a backflip off the podium wearing the yellow bib. He is also third in the chase for the Tour de Ski overall. Off the start line, he was posting positive splits and never ventured out of the top 10, and is in a good place entering the third stage. Gus Schumacher also skied a strong race and finished in 15th, another strong result for the Alaskan. 

In stage two of seven, athletes attacked a fast, icy and challenging 10k classic. With 91 starters for the men and 66 for the women, the field was stacked in Toblach. With women out of the gate first on the two-lap course that featured steep uphills and fast downhills, each athlete pushed to end the year 2023 on a good note with top results. 

In the women's race, Novie McCabe was the first American out for the interval start format. Following McCabe was Sophia Laukli, Brennan, Sammy Smith, Diggins and Julia Kern. Through the splits, Brennan and Diggins were in the fighting position for podiums throughout the entire race, with Brennan leading at 2.1k, 3k, 5k, 8k time checks. Brennan's result adds to her stellar 2023-24 season, where she has only ventured out of the top-10 twice. 

"I wanted to ski with conviction today and go out and see what was possible, so I tried to set a good pace from the beginning and hold on," said Brennan, post race. "I did that relatively well, I lost some time at the end, but sometimes that the way it works! But I am really proud about how I was skiing today and am happy to have a stronger race than yesterday."

At the end, Diggins pushed into another gear to land on the podium, with Brennan just seconds out of the top three. 

"Today was really cool to get to share my day with my family. I heard them out on the course and that was amazing to have them there in person, as they don't get to see many races live," said Diggins. "Also, my skis were amazing again today. I mean, this is a team sport, not an individual sport; it's a team effort and you can't succeed in this sport without competitive skis and our techs are working so hard and our success today was in a big part because of them. I'm just really grateful and really proud about today!"

McCabe scored top-30 World Cup points in 29th. Laukli took 39th, Smith 52nd and Kern 59th. 

Rounding out the men, Scott Patterson was 40th, Zanden McMullen 50th and Kevin Bolger 72nd. 

On Monday, the journey in Toblach ends with the 20k pursuit skate race, with men kicking off the line at 4:00 a.m. ET and women at 6:30 a.m. ET. 

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Ellen DeGeneres Is Launching Her Comeback

Ellen DeGeneres is on an actual comeback tour. The comedian ended her long-running talk show in 2022, two years after BuzzFeed reporting revealed a toxic work environment fostered by the show’s producers , including allegations of racism, sexual harassment, and “intimidation.” While DeGeneres claimed to have no knowledge of the bad work environment, there was no coming back from the hit. She ended her show and then disappeared for two years to flip houses with Portia . Now, she’s back, and she’s making jokes.

DeGeneres kicked off her Ellen’s Last Stand … Up Tour on Wednesday night in Los Angeles, to an audience that Rolling Stone described as “eager.” The magazine reported that DeGeneres wasted no time getting into the nitty-gritty.

“I used to say that I didn’t care what other people thought of me, and I realized … I said that at the height of my popularity,” DeGeneres said as her opener. Credit where credit is due, that’s a funny line. Elsewhere in her set, she bemoaned her status as a showbiz pariah.

“Oh yeah, I got kicked out of show business. There’s no mean people in show business,” she said. “The ‘be kind’ girl wasn’t kind. I became this one-dimensional character who gave stuff away and danced up steps. Do you know how hard it is to dance up steps? Would a mean person dance up steps? Had I ended my show by saying ‘go fuck yourself,’ people would’ve been pleasantly surprised.”

While that would indeed have been surprising, it’s interesting that DeGeneres thinks she was kicked out of show business. Earlier in her set, the comedian reportedly announced that her tour would culminate in a Netflix special. That’s not exactly “kicked out.”

“It’s been such a toll on my ego and my self-esteem,” DeGeneres said of her fall from grace. “There’s such extremes in this business; people either love you and idolize you or they hate you, and those people somehow are louder.”

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Ellen DeGeneres is back on tour with her stand-up comedy routine!

The former talk show host is getting back to her roots, years after closing out her run on television.

Ellen performed to a sold-out crowd at the Largo at the Coronet Theater in Los Angeles on Wednesday night (April 24), the first of seven shows at the venue across the next six weeks.

During the show, Ellen addressed how she was canceled at the end of her talk show run and got “kicked out of show business.”

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“I used to say that I didn’t care what other people thought of me and I realized…I said that at the height of my popularity,” Ellen said (via Rolling Stone ). “It is such a waste of time to worry about what other people think…Right now I’m hoping you’re thinking, ‘This is marvelous, I’m so happy to be here.’ But you could be thinking, ‘Let’s see how this goes.’”

Ellen told the crowd, “What else can I tell you?… Oh yeah, I got kicked out of show business. There’s no mean people in show business.”

“The ‘be kind’ girl wasn’t kind,” she added. “I became this one-dimensional character who gave stuff away and danced up steps. Do you know how hard it is to dance up steps? Would a mean person dance up steps? Had I ended my show by saying, ‘Go f–k yourself,’ people would’ve been pleasantly surprised.”

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2024 RBC Heritage leaderboard: Scottie Scheffler nears fourth win in five starts with event to finish Monday

Weather prevented the final round from completing, but scheffler is well on his way to continuing his hot streak.

Scottie Scheffler's fourth victory in his last five tournaments will have to wait one more day. With the 2024 RBC Heritage experiencing more than a 2.5-hour weather delay Sunday, tournament action was unable to be completed before nightfall; it will instead leak into the work week. The final round at Harbour Town Golf Links will resume Monday at 8 a.m. ET with Scheffler holding a five-stroke lead at 20 under.

The world No. 1 is well clear of his nearest pursuer, Wyndham Clark, with three holes left in his tournament. Clark, meanwhile, is in the clubhouse at 15 under hoping for another runner-up check behind Scheffler. Others on the golf course like J.T. Poston, Patrick Cantlay and Sahith Theegala stand at that same number with holes to play.

Monday morning may only be a formality as Scheffler looks to be in control of just about everything -- like he has been the last two months.

Scheffler began Sunday in Hilton Head Island with one arm already slipped in the tartan jacket. Possessing a one-stroke lead, the Texan was crowned by many late Saturday evening despite the bevy of stars who had plans to upend him.

After knocking in a 6-foot par save on the 1st, Scheffler more or less turned those predictions into a reality. Chipping in for eagle on the par-5 2nd from long of the green (his 11th hole-out from off the green this season), Scheffler opened a three-stroke lead on the field and never looked back.

Charges were made by many, including a familiar foe in Clark, but none were that threatening. The reigning U.S. Open champion turned in 7-under 29 and tacked on another birdie on the 11th to get within one of Scheffler, but the pressure of perfection proved too much.

Hitting a tree with his second shot on No. 12, Clark's ball ricocheted out of bounds and led to a double bogey. Another dropped shot came on the following hole and all but secured another near miss from the U.S. Open champion.

Collin Morikawa, Ludvig Åberg, Cantlay and Theegala all hovered on the first page of the leaderboard but never truly threatened. Instead, it was Patrick Rodgers who emerged as Scheffler's greatest threat thanks to an eagle-2 at the turn. A bogey a few holes later put an end to his Cinderella story.

Remaining in the wake of mistakes was a spotless Scheffler at 19 under, four ahead of the field. Turning in 3 under, the steadiest man in the game marched forward with a heavy diet of fairways and greens before a spell of thunderstorms halted his momentum on the par-4 12th.

Inclement weather was all that could stop Scheffler as the 27-year-old returned to the golf course more than two hours later and resumed his round without a hitch. While temperatures cooled and winds freshened, Scheffler was unaffected.

He picked off a birdie on the 13th to push his lead to five before a mud ball on the 15th led to his second finding the water on the par 5. It didn't matter as Scheffler launched a pitching wedge onto the surface, spinning it left and utilizing the slope to access the tucked pin. He avoided what would have been his first dropped shot since the 3rd hole on Thursday with an emphatic par save, and he will sleep easy Sunday night knowing five strokes separate him from the field and three holes separate him from victory.

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Play called for evening

The final group is on the green on the par-5 15th meaning they will have three holes to play on Monday. Scottie Scheffler faces a par putt from 10 feet to maintain his five-stroke lead as he stands at 20 under.

Five clear with five to go!

The only thing that can stop him is the sunlight at this rate. Scottie Scheffler adds a birdie on 13 to get to 20 under and five clear of the crew at 15 under. Without the world No. 1 this tournament would be very, very good, but alas they are all fighting for first flight honors it appears.

Conditions are considerably harder for these guys. The wind has switched, it's about 10 degrees cooler and they are racing against the clock. Scottie Scheffler and Sepp Straka make par on No. 12 and head to the par-4 13th. Wyndham Clark posts the clubhouse lead at 15 under, four behind Scheffler.

Let's play ball!

Players are on the golf course and play is set to resume. Scottie Scheffler in the final pairing has about 7.5 holes remaining and one hour until sunset meaning this thing is probably going to leak into Monday unfortunately. 

Play to resume at 7 p.m.

Coverage information, play to resume at 6 p.m. et.

The expectation is this thing will be finished today as the range is open and play is set to resume in 40 minutes at 6 p.m. ET. This will leave Scottie Scheffler a couple hours to complete just about seven holes as he left off in the middle of the 12th fairway with a four-stroke lead at 19 under.

Play suspended due to weather

The horn has sounded at 4:28 p.m. ET as a large weather system (with lightning) has engulfed Harbour Town. This comes as Scottie Scheffler stands in the 12th fairway with a four-stroke lead at 19 under over a number of pursuers up ahead of him on the golf course. Players are being brought back into the clubhouse as rules officials make an assessment on when play will return.

Rain comin' down hard

Scheffler turns in 33 with three-stroke lead.

Scheffler lets a chance slide by on the short ninth and will instead settle for a 3-under 33 on his front nine. It was highlighted by his eagle-3 on the par-5 2nd and Scheffler will head to the back side with a three-stroke edge.

Theegala thriving

Theegala cards four 3s in a row to end his front nine and get within four of Scottie Scheffler. Sahith spoke yesterday about how cool it is what Scheffler is currently doing and how it is a motivating factor for someone like him to get better. It's a great perspective and Theegala continues to get better and better, but it may not be enough this week as he is four behind with nine to go.

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Ellen DeGeneres’ new stand-up routine includes a bit about getting booted from Hollywood for being “mean” after her 2020 toxic workplace scandal.

The former “Ellen DeGeneres Show” host, who performed at Largo at the Coronet Theater in West Hollywood Wednesday, complained to viewers that she was “kicked out of show businesses” not once but twice.

“There here’s no mean people in show business. The ‘be kind’ girl wasn’t kind,” DeGeneres, 66, said on stage during her new tour, “Ellen’s Last Stand…Up Tour.” ( via Rolling Stone ).

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“I became this one-dimensional character who gave stuff away and danced up steps. Do you know how hard it is to dance up steps? Would a mean person dance up steps? Had I ended my show by saying, ‘Go f–k yourself,’ people would’ve been pleasantly surprised.”

The “Finding Dory” voice actor reminded viewers that she also got the boot from TV when she came out as gay, thus ending her eponymous sitcom “Ellen” in the late ’90s.

“Eventually they’re going to kick me out for a third time because I’m mean, old, and gay,” she quipped.

DeGeneres experienced her second fall from grace in 2020 when she was accused of leading a toxic workplace , which resulted in the firing of three of her top producers .

Employees came forward and accused DeGeneres of leading the set with intimidation, racism and fear. A producer on an Australian morning show who had been on the set even claimed the comedian demanded no one make eye contact with her.

“I’m giving stuff away…and I danced, then I was mean and they didn’t like me again,” she said during her performance.

“It’s been such a toll on my ego and my self-esteem. There’s such extremes in this business, people either love you and idolize you or they hate you, and those people somehow are louder.”

Warner Bros. canceled the celebrity-filled talk show in 2022 following the controversy.

“This was a whole different thing,” she replied to a fan at the end of the set when she launched into an informal conversation with attendees. “This was like, ‘What is going on?’ It was so hurtful. I couldn’t gain perspective.

“I couldn’t do anything to make myself understand that it wasn’t personal,” she continued. “I just thought, ‘Well this is not the way I wanted to end my career, but this is the way it’s ending.’”

Jokes aside, the “Saving the Gorillas” narrator admitted the scandal was “devastating.”

“I just hated the way the show ended,” she shared. “I love that show so much and I just hated that the last time people would see me is that way.”

DeGeneres and her wife, Portia de Rossi, admitted during the event that they both lay low in the aftermath because it was hard on both of them, but now they’re ready to get back to living.

“It’s hard to dance when you’re crying,” DeGeneres told an audience member. “But I am dancing now.”

“Ellen’s Last Stand…Up Tour” will head to San Diego, Calif., then Washington State, Oregon and the Bay Area. She told the crowd that her tour will culminate with a new Netflix special that will tape in the fall.

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