Sundby started around 30 seconds ahead – and managed to build up a 50-55 seconds gap to a six man group consisting of Northug, Harvey, Halfvarsson, Legkov and Jespersen in the first 5-6 km of the race. The graphical analysis above shows the development from start until finish.

As you can see from the illustration, the six man group did not cooperate well, and the gap steadily increased second by second. After around 10-12 km the Austrican Duerr – starting at 2:11 in 34th spot - surprisingly came up to the 6 man group and increased the speed in the group for some kilometers – chasing the gap down to around 1:10. This gap stayed constant until the sprint in the group started a kilometer before the finish. Northug finished 2nd – 58 seconds behind Sundby. Adding up the bonus seconds (15 seconds for victory, 10 seconds for 2nd place, 5 seconds for third place), that means that Sundby now has a 1:03 lead.

Sundby did a very good race at the front of the field – but if the chasing group would have cooperated better, it should have been possible to chase down at least another 20-25 seconds on Sundby. However, as we have seen earlier on the Cortina-Toblach stage it is not easy to get a good cooperation going – especially not when there are team mates of the leader in the following group (Jespersen and Northug).

- I did not race full speed, but I tried to keep a steady pace over 35 km. I gambled that I had enough strength to go all the way to the finish, Sundby said after his race. - Now I am completely finished.

The question is if this race has cost Sundby more than the others in the chasing group? We will see tomorrow at the 10 km classic!

Nearly melted into one

The second big group was partly lead by the Norwegians Tønseth, Krogh and Gjerdalen – and partly by Dotzler among others. Before Duerr caught up with the first group it looked like the two groups would melt into one, big group – but when Duerr got up to the first group the speed increased in the first group – and the gap between the groups steadily increased. In the end the group was at around 1:55 behind Sundby. The disappointment of the day was Manificat – the winner of the Davos 30 km – who had to let the second group go and lost a lot of time. A pity for Manificat who usually has his strength in the Final Climb!

Further down we had the third big group with Noah Hoffman as the fastest racer. First to the finish in this group was Dyrhaug at 3:05.

• Overall Tour standings

GPS comparison

Below you see some simple GPS-comparisons based on the live GPS-tracking. There were unfortunately some holes in the GPS coverage due to the phone coverage in the area, and thus the GPS-data do not give a complete picture of the development in the race. You can however see how the gap between Sundby and the first big group was at its largest around 13.0 km.

Split 1

1.	14:15		Johannes DUERR	AUT
2.	14:21	+00:06	Niklas DYRHAUG	NOR
3.	14:24	+00:09	Tord Asle GJERDALEN	NOR
4.	14:25	+00:10	Giorgio DI CENTA	ITA
5.	14:30	+00:15	Robin DUVILLARD	FRA
6.	14:31	+00:16	Maurice MANIFICAT	FRA
7.	14:32	+00:17	Chris JESPERSEN	NOR
8.	14:36	+00:21	Jean Marc GAILLARD	FRA
9.	14:40	+00:25	Martin Johnsrud SUNDBY	NOR
10.	14:40	+00:25	Noah HOFFMAN	USA
11.	14:41	+00:26	Alexander LEGKOV	RUS
12.	14:41	+00:26	Didrik TOENSETH	NOR
17.	14:42	+00:27	Sjur ROETHE	NOR
50.	15:08	+00:53	Petter jr. NORTHUG	NOR

Split 2

1.	16:58		Johannes DUERR	AUT
2.	17:05	+00:07	Tord Asle GJERDALEN	NOR
3.	17:12	+00:14	Jean Marc GAILLARD	FRA
4.	17:14	+00:16	Sjur ROETHE	NOR
5.	17:15	+00:17	Maurice MANIFICAT	FRA
6.	17:19	+00:20	Hannes DOTZLER	GER
7.	17:19	+00:21	Lari LEHTONEN	FIN
8.	17:19	+00:21	Robin DUVILLARD	FRA
9.	17:21	+00:23	Ville NOUSIAINEN	FIN
10.	17:21	+00:23	Didrik TOENSETH	NOR
11.	17:23	+00:25	Jonas DOBLER	GER
12.	17:24	+00:25	Martin Johnsrud SUNDBY	NOR
13.	17:24	+00:26	Noah HOFFMAN	USA
19.	17:40	+00:42	Chris JESPERSEN	NOR
22.	17:41	+00:43	Petter jr. NORTHUG	NOR
23.	17:42	+00:43	Alexander LEGKOV	RUS

Split 3

1.	08:25		Johannes DUERR	AUT
2.	08:26	+00:01	Calle HALFVARSSON	SWE
3.	08:26	+00:02	Petter jr. NORTHUG	NOR
4.	08:27	+00:03	Alexander LEGKOV	RUS
5.	08:28	+00:03	Chris JESPERSEN	NOR
6.	08:28	+00:03	Ilia CHERNOUSOV	RUS
7.	08:28	+00:04	Alex HARVEY	CAN
8.	08:36	+00:12	Lari LEHTONEN	FIN
9.	08:37	+00:12	Ville NOUSIAINEN	FIN
10.	08:37	+00:12	Martin JAKS	CZE
11.	08:37	+00:13	Daniel RICHARDSSON	SWE
12.	08:37	+00:13	Martin Johnsrud SUNDBY	NOR
13.	08:39	+00:14	Sjur ROETHE	NOR
14.	08:40	+00:16	Didrik TOENSETH	NOR
16.	08:41	+00:17	Noah HOFFMAN	USA
17.	08:42	+00:17	Robin DUVILLARD	FRA
18.	08:44	+00:19	Tord Asle GJERDALEN	NOR
19.	08:45	+00:20	Jean Marc GAILLARD	FRA

Split 4

1.	12:34		Noah HOFFMAN	USA
2.	12:35	+00:01	Dietmar NOECKLER	ITA
3.	12:35	+00:01	Petr SEDOV	RUS
4.	12:36	+00:02	Konstantin GLAVATSKIKH	RUS
5.	12:37	+00:02	Ivan BABIKOV	CAN
6.	12:38	+00:03	Alexander UTKIN	RUS
7.	12:38	+00:04	Martin JOHANSSON	SWE
8.	12:38	+00:04	Thomas BING	GER
9.	12:38	+00:04	Jens ERIKSSON	SWE
10.	12:39	+00:05	Keishin YOSHIDA	JPN
11.	12:39	+00:05	David HOFER	ITA
19.	12:44	+00:10	Robin DUVILLARD	FRA
21.	12:45	+00:10	Chris JESPERSEN	NOR
23.	12:45	+00:11	Martin Johnsrud SUNDBY	NOR
24.	12:45	+00:11	Alexander LEGKOV	RUS
26.	12:46	+00:12	Petter jr. NORTHUG	NOR
28.	12:48	+00:13	Didrik TOENSETH	NOR
29.	12:48	+00:14	Johannes DUERR	AUT
31.	12:51	+00:16	Tord Asle GJERDALEN	NOR
32.	12:51	+00:16	Sjur ROETHE	NOR
35.	12:52	+00:18	Jean Marc GAILLARD	FRA

Split 5

1.	08:42		Johannes DUERR	AUT
2.	08:43	+00:01	Petter jr. NORTHUG	NOR
3.	08:44	+00:02	Ivan BABIKOV	CAN
4.	08:44	+00:02	Ilia CHERNOUSOV	RUS
5.	08:45	+00:02	Michail SEMENOV	BLR
6.	08:45	+00:03	Alexander LEGKOV	RUS
7.	08:45	+00:03	Martin JOHANSSON	SWE
8.	08:46	+00:03	Noah HOFFMAN	USA
9.	08:46	+00:04	Calle HALFVARSSON	SWE
10.	08:46	+00:04	Chris JESPERSEN	NOR
11.	08:46	+00:04	Andrew MUSGRAVE	GBR
12.	08:46	+00:04	Martin Johnsrud SUNDBY	NOR
29.	08:53	+00:11	Jean Marc GAILLARD	FRA
30.	08:53	+00:11	Tord Asle GJERDALEN	NOR
36.	08:54	+00:12	Robin DUVILLARD	FRA
41.	08:54	+00:12	Didrik TOENSETH	NOR
44.	08:57	+00:15	Sjur ROETHE	NOR

Split 6

1.	10:53		Alexander UTKIN	RUS
2.	10:53	+00:00	Thomas BING	GER
3.	10:53	+00:01	Keishin YOSHIDA	JPN
4.	10:53	+00:01	Konstantin GLAVATSKIKH	RUS
5.	10:55	+00:02	Jens FILBRICH	GER
6.	10:56	+00:03	Devon KERSHAW	CAN
7.	10:56	+00:03	Anders SOEDERGREN	SWE
8.	10:56	+00:03	Noah HOFFMAN	USA
9.	10:56	+00:03	Tim TSCHARNKE	GER
10.	10:57	+00:04	Ivan BABIKOV	CAN
11.	10:57	+00:04	Martin JOHANSSON	SWE
15.	10:58	+00:06	Martin Johnsrud SUNDBY	NOR
19.	11:03	+00:10	Alexander LEGKOV	RUS
20.	11:03	+00:10	Chris JESPERSEN	NOR
23.	11:04	+00:11	Petter jr. NORTHUG	NOR
24.	11:04	+00:11	Johannes DUERR	AUT
26.	11:12	+00:19	Sjur ROETHE	NOR
27.	11:13	+00:21	Tord Asle GJERDALEN	NOR
28.	11:14	+00:21	Jean Marc GAILLARD	FRA
29.	11:14	+00:21	Robin DUVILLARD	FRA
40.	11:18	+00:25	Didrik TOENSETH	NOR

Split 7

1.	03:59		Ville NOUSIAINEN	FIN
2.	03:59	+00:00	Robin DUVILLARD	FRA
3.	03:59	+00:00	Hannes DOTZLER	GER
4.	03:59	+00:00	Tord Asle GJERDALEN	NOR
5.	04:00	+00:01	Sjur ROETHE	NOR
6.	04:00	+00:01	Didrik TOENSETH	NOR
7.	04:01	+00:02	Daniel RICHARDSSON	SWE
8.	04:01	+00:02	Alex HARVEY	CAN
9.	04:01	+00:02	Martin JAKS	CZE
10.	04:01	+00:02	Chris JESPERSEN	NOR
11.	04:01	+00:02	Jean Marc GAILLARD	FRA
17.	04:03	+00:04	Petter jr. NORTHUG	NOR
27.	04:04	+00:05	Martin Johnsrud SUNDBY	NOR
32.	04:06	+00:07	Noah HOFFMAN	USA
33.	04:06	+00:07	Alexander LEGKOV	RUS
34.	04:06	+00:07	Johannes DUERR	AUT

Split 8

1.	02:49		Petter jr. NORTHUG	NOR
2.	02:49	+00:00	Jens ERIKSSON	SWE
3.	02:49	+00:01	Jens FILBRICH	GER
4.	02:50	+00:01	Johannes DUERR	AUT
5.	02:50	+00:01	Alexander LEGKOV	RUS
6.	02:50	+00:01	Anders SOEDERGREN	SWE
7.	02:50	+00:01	Alexander UTKIN	RUS
8.	02:50	+00:01	Jonas DOBLER	GER
9.	02:50	+00:02	Calle HALFVARSSON	SWE
10.	02:50	+00:02	Martin JOHANSSON	SWE
11.	02:51	+00:02	Dietmar NOECKLER	ITA
15.	02:52	+00:03	Noah HOFFMAN	USA
22.	02:53	+00:04	Jean Marc GAILLARD	FRA
23.	02:53	+00:04	Chris JESPERSEN	NOR
26.	02:54	+00:05	Didrik TOENSETH	NOR
31.	02:55	+00:06	Sjur ROETHE	NOR
33.	02:55	+00:07	Tord Asle GJERDALEN	NOR
36.	02:59	+00:10	Robin DUVILLARD	FRA
40.	03:04	+00:16	Martin Johnsrud SUNDBY	NOR

Overall (unofficial results from live timing, without bonus seconds)

1.	01:20:19			Martin Johnsrud SUNDBY	NOR
2.	01:21:17	+00:58		Petter jr. NORTHUG	NOR
3.	01:21:17	+00:59		Alex HARVEY	CAN
4.	01:21:18	+00:59		Calle HALFVARSSON	SWE
5.	01:21:18	+01:00		Alexander LEGKOV	RUS
6.	01:21:19	+01:00		Johannes DUERR	AUT
7.	01:21:19	+01:01		Chris JESPERSEN	NOR
8.	01:21:22	+01:04		Ilia CHERNOUSOV	RUS
9.	01:22:14	+01:55		Ville NOUSIAINEN	FIN
10.	01:22:14	+01:56		Tord Asle GJERDALEN	NOR
11.	01:22:15	+01:56		Sjur ROETHE	NOR
12.	01:22:15	+01:56		Hannes DOTZLER	GER
13.	01:22:15	+01:57		Jean Marc GAILLARD	FRA
14.	01:22:15	+01:57		Didrik TOENSETH	NOR
15.	01:22:16	+01:57		Daniel RICHARDSSON	SWE
16.	01:22:16	+01:58		Robin DUVILLARD	FRA
17.	01:22:17	+01:58		Martin JAKS	CZE
18.	01:22:33	+02:14		Lari LEHTONEN	FIN
19.	01:23:23	+03:05		Niklas DYRHAUG	NOR
20.	01:23:24	+03:05		Tim TSCHARNKE	GER
21.	01:23:24	+03:05		Jonas DOBLER	GER
22.	01:23:24	+03:05		Devon KERSHAW	CAN
23.	01:23:24	+03:05		Konstantin GLAVATSKIKH	RUS
24.	01:23:25	+03:06		Alexander UTKIN	RUS
25.	01:23:25	+03:06		Keishin YOSHIDA	JPN
26.	01:23:25	+03:06		Noah HOFFMAN	USA
27.	01:23:25	+03:06		Ivan BABIKOV	CAN
28.	01:23:25	+03:07		Martin JOHANSSON	SWE
29.	01:23:26	+03:07		Anders SOEDERGREN	SWE
30.	01:23:26	+03:07		Jens FILBRICH	GER
31.	01:23:26	+03:07		Jens ERIKSSON	SWE
32.	01:23:29	+03:11		Sami JAUHOJAERVI	FIN
33.	01:23:32	+03:13		Giorgio DI CENTA	ITA
34.	01:23:35	+03:16		Evgeniy BELOV	RUS
35.	01:23:48	+03:29		Stanislav VOLZHENTSEV	RUS

Fastest skier of the day (unofficial results from live timing)

1.	01:19:07		Johannes DUERR	AUT
2.	01:19:58	+00:51	Noah HOFFMAN	USA
3.	01:20:04	+00:57	Tord Asle GJERDALEN	NOR
4.	01:20:07	+01:00	Chris JESPERSEN	NOR
5.	01:20:17	+01:11	Alexander LEGKOV	RUS
6.	01:20:19	+01:12	Martin Johnsrud SUNDBY	NOR
7.	01:20:19	+01:12	Robin DUVILLARD	FRA
8.	01:20:25	+01:18	Jean Marc GAILLARD	FRA
9.	01:20:30	+01:23	Sjur ROETHE	NOR
10.	01:20:35	+01:28	Didrik TOENSETH	NOR
11.	01:20:39	+01:32	Ilia CHERNOUSOV	RUS
12.	01:20:40	+01:33	Petter jr. NORTHUG	NOR
13.	01:20:41	+01:34	Ville NOUSIAINEN	FIN
14.	01:20:42	+01:36	Alex HARVEY	CAN
15.	01:20:43	+01:36	Hannes DOTZLER	GER
16.	01:20:43	+01:36	Daniel RICHARDSSON	SWE
17.	01:20:46	+01:39	Calle HALFVARSSON	SWE
18.	01:20:46	+01:39	Lari LEHTONEN	FIN
19.	01:20:49	+01:43	Martin JOHANSSON	SWE
20.	01:20:52	+01:45	Martin JAKS	CZE
21.	01:20:54	+01:47	Konstantin GLAVATSKIKH	RUS
22.	01:20:56	+01:49	Keishin YOSHIDA	JPN
23.	01:21:01	+01:54	Anders SOEDERGREN	SWE
24.	01:21:03	+01:56	Alexander UTKIN	RUS
25.	01:21:07	+02:00	Jens ERIKSSON	SWE
26.	01:21:10	+02:03	Niklas DYRHAUG	NOR
27.	01:21:16	+02:09	Ivan BABIKOV	CAN
28.	01:21:19	+02:12	Petr SEDOV	RUS
29.	01:21:20	+02:13	Giorgio DI CENTA	ITA
30.	01:21:36	+02:29	Jens FILBRICH	GER
31.	01:21:37	+02:30	Jonas DOBLER	GER
32.	01:21:37	+02:30	Ivan PERRILLAT BOITEUX	FRA
33.	01:21:40	+02:33	Devon KERSHAW	CAN
34.	01:21:51	+02:44	Toni LIVERS	SUI
35.	01:21:56	+02:49	Sergei DOLIDOVICH	BLR

Astrid Jacobsen did an impressive race and only lost a few seconds to Therese Johaug who passed Niskanen and is now in second  spot overall. Niskanen was eventually also passed by Kylloenen. The above race graph shows the key moments in the race development.

As you can see from the illustration, Johaug is fastest in the first fart of the race (horizontal line) – taking some seconds on Jacobsen and the rest of the field. On the second and third loop the Lahteenmaki group is the fastest – starting out as a three-skier group (Lahteenmaki, Jean and Vrabcova-Nyltova), and eventually catching Weng at the start of the third loop.

Steira/Stephen/Diggins group

The other fast group in this race is the group consisting of Steira, Stephen and Diggins among others – however they lost time to the Lahteenmaki group in all of the race.

• Overall Tour standings
• Update: Winner of the day times – fastest today was Sara Lindborg (SWE) 1.7 seconds ahead of Lahteenmaki.

Total time at split 1

1.	01:42		Astrid Uhrenholdt JACOBSEN	NOR		(01:42)
2.	02:24	+00:43	Kerttu NISKANEN	FIN		(02:24)
3.	02:26	+00:45	Therese JOHAUG	NOR		(02:26)
4.	02:41	+00:59	Anne KYLLOENEN	FIN		(02:41)
5.	02:41	+01:00	Aino-Kaisa SAARINEN	FIN		(02:41)
6.	02:55	+01:13	Heidi WENG	NOR		(02:55)
7.	03:27	+01:46	Krista LAHTEENMAKI	FIN		(03:27)
8.	03:28	+01:46	Eva VRABCOVA – NYVLTOVA	CZE		(03:28)
9.	03:29	+01:47	Aurore JEAN	FRA		(03:29)
10.	03:52	+02:11	Katrin ZELLER	GER		(03:52)
11.	03:57	+02:15	Stefanie BOEHLER	GER		(03:57)

Split 1 only

1.	01:42		Astrid Uhrenholdt JACOBSEN	NOR		(01:42)
2.	02:24	+00:43	Kerttu NISKANEN	FIN		(02:24)
3.	02:26	+00:45	Therese JOHAUG	NOR		(02:26)
4.	02:41	+00:59	Anne KYLLOENEN	FIN		(02:41)
5.	02:41	+01:00	Aino-Kaisa SAARINEN	FIN		(02:41)
6.	02:55	+01:13	Heidi WENG	NOR		(02:55)
7.	03:27	+01:46	Krista LAHTEENMAKI	FIN		(03:27)
8.	03:28	+01:46	Eva VRABCOVA – NYVLTOVA	CZE		(03:28)
9.	03:29	+01:47	Aurore JEAN	FRA		(03:29)
10.	03:52	+02:11	Katrin ZELLER	GER		(03:52)
11.	03:57	+02:15	Stefanie BOEHLER	GER		(03:57)

Total time at split 2

1.	04:35		Astrid Uhrenholdt JACOBSEN	NOR		(02:53)
2.	05:17	+00:42	Therese JOHAUG	NOR		(02:51)
3.	05:23	+00:48	Kerttu NISKANEN	FIN		(02:59)
4.	05:37	+01:02	Anne KYLLOENEN	FIN		(02:56)
5.	05:38	+01:03	Aino-Kaisa SAARINEN	FIN		(02:56)
6.	05:54	+01:19	Heidi WENG	NOR		(02:59)
7.	06:28	+01:54	Krista LAHTEENMAKI	FIN		(03:01)
8.	06:29	+01:54	Eva VRABCOVA – NYVLTOVA	CZE		(03:01)
9.	06:30	+01:55	Aurore JEAN	FRA		(03:01)
10.	06:54	+02:20	Katrin ZELLER	GER		(03:02)
11.	06:56	+02:21	Stefanie BOEHLER	GER		(03:00)

Split 2 only

1.	02:51		Therese JOHAUG	NOR		(05:17)
2.	02:53	+00:02	Elizabeth STEPHEN	USA		(07:10)
3.	02:53	+00:02	Kristin Stoermer STEIRA	NOR		(07:08)
4.	02:53	+00:02	Astrid Uhrenholdt JACOBSEN	NOR		(04:35)
5.	02:55	+00:04	Jessica DIGGINS	USA		(07:11)
6.	02:55	+00:04	Debora AGREITER	ITA		(08:50)
7.	02:55	+00:04	Irina KHAZOVA	RUS		(08:44)
8.	02:55	+00:04	Anna HAAG	SWE		(07:12)
9.	02:55	+00:04	Celia AYMONIER	FRA		(07:18)
10.	02:56	+00:05	Anne KYLLOENEN	FIN		(05:37)
11.	02:56	+00:05	Mariya GUSCHINA	RUS		(08:33)
26.	02:59	+00:08	Kerttu NISKANEN	FIN		(05:23)
40.	03:01	+00:10	Krista LAHTEENMAKI	FIN		(06:28)
43.	03:01	+00:10	Eva VRABCOVA – NYVLTOVA	CZE		(06:29)

Total time at split 3

1.	13:26		Astrid Uhrenholdt JACOBSEN	NOR		(08:51)
2.	14:05	+00:40	Therese JOHAUG	NOR		(08:48)
3.	14:29	+01:03	Kerttu NISKANEN	FIN		(09:06)
4.	14:34	+01:08	Anne KYLLOENEN	FIN		(08:57)
5.	14:53	+01:28	Aino-Kaisa SAARINEN	FIN		(09:16)
6.	14:54	+01:29	Heidi WENG	NOR		(09:01)
7.	15:26	+02:01	Aurore JEAN	FRA		(08:56)
8.	15:26	+02:01	Eva VRABCOVA – NYVLTOVA	CZE		(08:57)
9.	15:27	+02:01	Krista LAHTEENMAKI	FIN		(08:59)
10.	16:00	+02:35	Kristin Stoermer STEIRA	NOR		(08:52)
11.	16:01	+02:36	Katrin ZELLER	GER		(09:07)

Split 3 only

1.	08:48		Coraline HUGUE	FRA		(17:24)
2.	08:48	+00:00	Therese JOHAUG	NOR		(14:05)
3.	08:49	+00:01	Sara LINDBORG	SWE		(16:04)
4.	08:50	+00:02	Ilaria DEBERTOLIS	ITA		(18:02)
5.	08:51	+00:03	Astrid Uhrenholdt JACOBSEN	NOR		(13:26)
6.	08:52	+00:04	Kristin Stoermer STEIRA	NOR		(16:00)
7.	08:52	+00:04	Anna HAAG	SWE		(16:04)
8.	08:52	+00:04	Jessica DIGGINS	USA		(16:03)
9.	08:52	+00:04	Debora AGREITER	ITA		(17:42)
10.	08:52	+00:04	Riitta-Liisa ROPONEN	FIN		(16:04)
11.	08:53	+00:04	Petra NOVAKOVA	CZE		(17:57)
17.	08:57	+00:09	Eva VRABCOVA – NYVLTOVA	CZE		(15:26)
18.	08:57	+00:09	Anne KYLLOENEN	FIN		(14:34)
19.	08:59	+00:10	Krista LAHTEENMAKI	FIN		(15:27)
32.	09:06	+00:18	Kerttu NISKANEN	FIN		(14:29)

Total time at split 4

1.	16:27		Astrid Uhrenholdt JACOBSEN	NOR		(03:02)
2.	17:06	+00:39	Therese JOHAUG	NOR		(03:01)
3.	17:37	+01:10	Kerttu NISKANEN	FIN		(03:09)
4.	17:38	+01:11	Anne KYLLOENEN	FIN		(03:04)
5.	18:01	+01:33	Heidi WENG	NOR		(03:07)
6.	18:02	+01:34	Aino-Kaisa SAARINEN	FIN		(03:09)
7.	18:27	+01:59	Aurore JEAN	FRA		(03:01)
8.	18:27	+02:00	Eva VRABCOVA – NYVLTOVA	CZE		(03:01)
9.	18:28	+02:00	Krista LAHTEENMAKI	FIN		(03:01)
10.	19:05	+02:38	Kristin Stoermer STEIRA	NOR		(03:05)
11.	19:06	+02:39	Jessica DIGGINS	USA		(03:03)

Split 4 only

1.	02:57		Anouk FAIVRE PICON	FRA		(20:24)
2.	02:59	+00:01	Coraline HUGUE	FRA		(20:23)
3.	02:59	+00:02	Barbara JEZERSEK	SLO		(20:25)
4.	02:59	+00:02	Masako ISHIDA	JPN		(19:51)
5.	03:01	+00:03	Aurore JEAN	FRA		(18:27)
6.	03:01	+00:03	Polina MEDVEDEVA	RUS		(19:53)
7.	03:01	+00:03	Therese JOHAUG	NOR		(17:06)
8.	03:01	+00:04	Krista LAHTEENMAKI	FIN		(18:28)
9.	03:01	+00:04	Eva VRABCOVA – NYVLTOVA	CZE		(18:27)
10.	03:01	+00:04	Paulina MACIUSZEK	POL		(19:54)
11.	03:02	+00:04	Alevtina TANYGINA	RUS		(21:21)
12.	03:02	+00:05	Astrid Uhrenholdt JACOBSEN	NOR		(16:27)
18.	03:04	+00:07	Anne KYLLOENEN	FIN		(17:38)
40.	03:09	+00:12	Kerttu NISKANEN	FIN		(17:37)

Total time at split 5

1.	25:27		Astrid Uhrenholdt JACOBSEN	NOR		(08:59)
2.	26:07	+00:41	Therese JOHAUG	NOR		(09:01)
3.	26:48	+01:22	Anne KYLLOENEN	FIN		(09:10)
4.	26:49	+01:22	Kerttu NISKANEN	FIN		(09:12)
5.	27:17	+01:50	Aino-Kaisa SAARINEN	FIN		(09:15)
6.	27:18	+01:51	Heidi WENG	NOR		(09:17)
7.	27:21	+01:54	Krista LAHTEENMAKI	FIN		(08:53)
8.	27:21	+01:55	Eva VRABCOVA – NYVLTOVA	CZE		(08:54)
9.	27:22	+01:56	Aurore JEAN	FRA		(08:56)
10.	28:03	+02:36	Kristin Stoermer STEIRA	NOR		(08:58)
11.	28:04	+02:37	Elizabeth STEPHEN	USA		(08:55)

Split 5 only

1.	08:53		Krista LAHTEENMAKI	FIN		(27:21)
2.	08:54	+00:01	Sara LINDBORG	SWE		(28:04)
3.	08:54	+00:01	Eva VRABCOVA – NYVLTOVA	CZE		(27:21)
4.	08:54	+00:01	Ilaria DEBERTOLIS	ITA		(30:03)
5.	08:54	+00:01	Maria RYDQVIST	SWE		(29:37)
6.	08:55	+00:02	Elizabeth STEPHEN	USA		(28:04)
7.	08:56	+00:03	Teresa STADLOBER	AUT		(29:40)
8.	08:56	+00:03	Aurore JEAN	FRA		(27:22)
9.	08:56	+00:03	Irina KHAZOVA	RUS		(29:38)
10.	08:57	+00:04	Petra NOVAKOVA	CZE		(29:58)
11.	08:57	+00:04	Paulina MACIUSZEK	POL		(28:51)
20.	08:59	+00:06	Astrid Uhrenholdt JACOBSEN	NOR		(25:27)
21.	09:01	+00:08	Therese JOHAUG	NOR		(26:07)
25.	09:10	+00:17	Anne KYLLOENEN	FIN		(26:48)
26.	09:12	+00:19	Kerttu NISKANEN	FIN		(26:49)

Total time at split 6

1.	28:30		Astrid Uhrenholdt JACOBSEN	NOR		(03:04)
2.	29:13	+00:42	Therese JOHAUG	NOR		(03:05)
3.	29:52	+01:22	Anne KYLLOENEN	FIN		(03:04)
4.	29:55	+01:25	Kerttu NISKANEN	FIN		(03:06)
5.	30:22	+01:51	Krista LAHTEENMAKI	FIN		(03:01)
6.	30:23	+01:52	Eva VRABCOVA – NYVLTOVA	CZE		(03:01)
7.	30:23	+01:53	Aurore JEAN	FRA		(03:01)
8.	30:24	+01:54	Heidi WENG	NOR		(03:06)
9.	30:25	+01:55	Aino-Kaisa SAARINEN	FIN		(03:08)
10.	31:05	+02:35	Kristin Stoermer STEIRA	NOR		(03:02)
11.	31:07	+02:36	Elizabeth STEPHEN	USA		(03:03)

Split 6 only

1.	03:00		Coraline HUGUE	FRA		(32:35)
2.	03:00	+00:01	Barbara JEZERSEK	SLO		(32:38)
3.	03:01	+00:01	Aurore JEAN	FRA		(30:23)
4.	03:01	+00:01	Krista LAHTEENMAKI	FIN		(30:22)
5.	03:01	+00:01	Maria RYDQVIST	SWE		(32:38)
6.	03:01	+00:01	Eva VRABCOVA – NYVLTOVA	CZE		(30:23)
7.	03:01	+00:01	Valentina SHEVCHENKO	UKR		(31:52)
8.	03:02	+00:02	Petra NOVAKOVA	CZE		(33:00)
9.	03:02	+00:02	Kristin Stoermer STEIRA	NOR		(31:05)
10.	03:02	+00:03	Masako ISHIDA	JPN		(31:53)
11.	03:03	+00:03	Irina KHAZOVA	RUS		(32:41)
17.	03:04	+00:04	Astrid Uhrenholdt JACOBSEN	NOR		(28:30)
19.	03:04	+00:04	Anne KYLLOENEN	FIN		(29:52)
22.	03:05	+00:05	Therese JOHAUG	NOR		(29:13)
25.	03:06	+00:06	Kerttu NISKANEN	FIN		(29:55)

Total time at split 7

1.	37:30		Astrid Uhrenholdt JACOBSEN	NOR		(09:00)
2.	38:09	+00:39	Therese JOHAUG	NOR		(08:57)
3.	38:43	+01:12	Anne KYLLOENEN	FIN		(08:51)
4.	38:53	+01:23	Kerttu NISKANEN	FIN		(08:58)
5.	39:02	+01:32	Krista LAHTEENMAKI	FIN		(08:40)
6.	39:02	+01:32	Eva VRABCOVA – NYVLTOVA	CZE		(08:40)
7.	39:02	+01:32	Aurore JEAN	FRA		(08:39)
8.	39:03	+01:32	Heidi WENG	NOR		(08:39)
9.	39:50	+02:19	Aino-Kaisa SAARINEN	FIN		(09:24)
10.	39:51	+02:21	Sara LINDBORG	SWE		(08:44)
11.	39:55	+02:25	Kristin Stoermer STEIRA	NOR		(08:50)

Split 7 only

1.	08:39		Heidi WENG	NOR		(39:03)
2.	08:39	+00:01	Aurore JEAN	FRA		(39:02)
3.	08:40	+00:01	Eva VRABCOVA – NYVLTOVA	CZE		(39:02)
4.	08:40	+00:02	Krista LAHTEENMAKI	FIN		(39:02)
5.	08:44	+00:05	Sara LINDBORG	SWE		(39:51)
6.	08:46	+00:07	Jessica DIGGINS	USA		(39:59)
7.	08:47	+00:08	Anouk FAIVRE PICON	FRA		(41:29)
8.	08:48	+00:09	Ilaria DEBERTOLIS	ITA		(41:54)
9.	08:48	+00:10	Debora AGREITER	ITA		(41:37)
10.	08:49	+00:10	Elizabeth STEPHEN	USA		(39:55)
11.	08:49	+00:10	Maria RYDQVIST	SWE		(41:27)
14.	08:51	+00:12	Anne KYLLOENEN	FIN		(38:43)
23.	08:57	+00:18	Therese JOHAUG	NOR		(38:09)
25.	08:58	+00:19	Kerttu NISKANEN	FIN		(38:53)
26.	09:00	+00:21	Astrid Uhrenholdt JACOBSEN	NOR		(37:30)

Overall (unofficial results from live timing – not including bonus seconds 15-10-5 seconds from top 3)

1.	37:30			Astrid Uhrenholdt JACOBSEN	NOR
2.	38:09	+00:39		Therese JOHAUG	NOR
3.	38:43	+01:12		Anne KYLLOENEN	FIN
4.	38:53	+01:23		Kerttu NISKANEN	FIN
5.	39:02	+01:32		Krista LAHTEENMAKI	FIN
6.	39:02	+01:32		Eva VRABCOVA – NYVLTOVA	CZE
7.	39:02	+01:32		Aurore JEAN	FRA
8.	39:03	+01:32		Heidi WENG	NOR
9.	39:50	+02:19		Aino-Kaisa SAARINEN	FIN
10.	39:51	+02:21		Sara LINDBORG	SWE
11.	39:55	+02:25		Kristin Stoermer STEIRA	NOR
12.	39:55	+02:25		Elizabeth STEPHEN	USA
13.	39:59	+02:28		Jessica DIGGINS	USA
14.	40:07	+02:36		Olga KUZIUKOVA	RUS
15.	40:07	+02:37		Anna HAAG	SWE
16.	40:34	+03:03		Riitta-Liisa ROPONEN	FIN
17.	40:34	+03:03		Katrin ZELLER	GER
18.	40:47	+03:17		Masako ISHIDA	JPN
19.	40:48	+03:17		Valentina SHEVCHENKO	UKR
20.	40:53	+03:23		Emma WIKEN	SWE
21.	40:54	+03:24		Katerina SMUTNA	AUT
22.	40:57	+03:27		Paulina MACIUSZEK	POL
23.	41:15	+03:44		Stefanie BOEHLER	GER
24.	41:17	+03:47		Elisa BROCARD	ITA
25.	41:20	+03:50		Marina PILLER	ITA
26.	41:27	+03:56		Coraline HUGUE	FRA
27.	41:27	+03:57		Maria RYDQVIST	SWE
28.	41:29	+03:58		Anouk FAIVRE PICON	FRA
29.	41:29	+03:59		Celia AYMONIER	FRA
30.	41:30	+04:00		Barbara JEZERSEK	SLO
31.	41:30	+04:00		Irina KHAZOVA	RUS
32.	41:37	+04:07		Debora AGREITER	ITA
33.	41:40	+04:10		Claudia NYSTAD	GER
34.	41:41	+04:11		Polina MEDVEDEVA	RUS
35.	41:54	+04:24		Ilaria DEBERTOLIS	ITA

The long stage from Cortina to Toblach in the men’s class is the Queen stage of Tour de Ski – with more than 30 kilometers of skating on an A-to-B course, this stage can shake up the overall standings considerably like it did in earlier years – see the 2013, 2012 and 2011 analysis here.  In the women’s class we will also have a very interesting pursuit race – although the women will “only” ski a 15 km race on a 5 km course which is skied 3 times.

Cologna decided the Tour de Ski at the Cortina-Toblach stage in 2011 and 2012 by arriving alone in Toblach more than a minute ahead of the closest follower. In 2013 five skiers started within 30 seconds – and four of them (Legkov, Cologna, Northug and Vylegzhanin) finished together with a nearly 90 second gap to the rest of the field. These four skiers were also the ones fighting for the overall Tour win in 2013.

(For discussion of the women’s race – see below the men)

Set up your predictions

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• #5: Tour de Ski Stage 5, 15/35 km Pursuit Free, Toblach/Cortina
• #6: Tour de Ski Stage 6, 5/10 km Classic, Val di Fiemme
• #7: Tour de Ski Stage 7, Final climb (Individual times)

• See overall XC-Prediction results – Tour de Ski 2013/2014

Can Sundby race alone at the front?

As we have seen in previous editions of Tour de Ski, if there is no cooperation in the chasing group, the leader can get away – and more and more skiers can come up from behind

This year Martin Johnsrud Sundby is in a similar situation as Cologna in 2011 and 2012 – although the 32 second gap down to Swedish Halfvarsson in second might be too small for the Norwegian Tour de Ski and World Cup leader. The most probably scenario for this years race is that the 6 skiers who are between 32 and 61 seconds behind – Halfvarsson (+32), Harvey (+35), Northug (+37), Chernousov (+43), Poltoranin (+53) and Legkov (+61) quite soon form a group which tries to chase down Sundby at the front. The strong free technique skier Jespersen (+72) and a few others (Tscharnke at +79, Haagen Krogh and Bing at +81, Belov at +83 …) might manage to get up to Legkov before he catches the others, but there is a good chance that Legkov is strong enough to get away – and that the initial “cut” will be after Legkov and we will have a six man group chasing the leader.

20-30 man big group?

As we have seen in previous editions of Tour de Ski, if there is no cooperation in the chasing group, the race leader can get away – and/or more and more skiers can come up from behind. Legkov and Chernousov said in an interview with NRK that they will work together to chase down Sundby. - I think it will be not so hard. He is alone, and has only 30 seconds, Chernousov said with a confident smile. - We will catch him. Of course it will be difficult for him. He knows that we are behind him.

Looking further down at the start list, we find the two French “locomotives” Gaillard at 1:50 and Manificat at 1:55 – both very strong in this type of races. Can they get all the way up to the Legkov-group – and even up to the lead? Depending on how the race develops and how well the skiers word together, we could even get a 20-30 man group coming together to Toblach – or Sundby alone. It will definitely be an interesting race!

Here is the complete startlist / tour standings.

2012/2013 details: Groups

Five skiers started within 30 seconds – Vylegzhanin first with Cologna, Northug, Harvey and Legkov  following. Harvey used so much power to get up to the front that he could not keep  up with the other four – and in the end the remaining four finished together with a nearly 90 second gap to the rest of the field. The leading group slowed down the last kilometers – letting the other groups catch up some time. Northug won the sprint on the homestretch ahead of Legkov 0.7 seconds behind, and Cologna in third was 0.9 seconds back.

Harvey on the other hand was caught by the Chernousov/Bauer/Hellner group – turning the trio into another quartet around 15 km into the race. This group gradually lost time to the leading quartet, finishing 1:25 behind the leaders (1:40 including bonus seconds). The rest of the skiers did not make the cut into the first two groups – and 16 of them gathered into a big third group. This third group raced very fast in the last 7-8 km of the race – and in the end this group finished only 20 seconds behind the Chernousov/Bauer/Hellner/Harvey group.

2011/2012 details: Awesome Cologna – three big groups

Petter Northug started the day 13.5 seconds behind Dario Cologna. Northug started out fast and caught Cologna after a few kilometers. The Norwegian was however punished for his tough start, and lost more than a minute to Cologna while waiting out Legkov (RUS). Behind Northug and Legkov the strongest group of the day was formed – the trio Hellner (SWE), Manificat (FRA) and Kershaw (CAN) – all three starting more than 2 minutes behind Cologna. They steadily gained time on Cologna until they caught Northug and Legkov around 20 km – having caught up with more than a minute at that time. Then they slowed down to the speed of Northug/Legkov, and the group finished down 1:16 from Cologna. If the group had not stopped cooperating when catching Northug/Legkov, they would probably have managed to gain even more time on Cologna. Marcus Hellner and Maurice Manificat – the two fastest skiers of the day – both gained around 1:30 on Cologna in the end.

Interesting fact: No single skiers except for Cologna survived on their own their own throughout the race. The rest of the skiers fighting in the top packed themselves into only three big groups.

Illustration Tour de Ski 2011/2012: Splitsbrowser where comparison is done to Dario Cologna. A line which is flat means the same time as Cologna. A line which goes down represents slower speed – a line which goes up represents faster speed. You can see where the grouping occured by observing where the lines get together.

2010/2011 details: Large group – no cooperation in the end

Looking back to the 2010/2011 edition of Tour de Ski, all skiers in the Top 30 except for Dario Cologna (SUI) and Marcus Hellner (SWE) in the lead got sucked up by three big groups (see article including graphical illustration here). The biggest group which Petter Northug (NOR) was part of gained time on Cologna throughout most of the race – gaining nearly 45 seconds from 7 km up to 27 km. However, the group had problems cooperating in the last part of the downhill down to Toblach, loosing more than half of what they had worked hard on gaining in the first part of the race. When the group got too big, the skiers did not manage to cooperate anymore.

Illustration Tour de Ski 2010/2011: Splitsbrowser where comparison is again done against Dario Cologna. Note that the starting split not correct due to the way the time keeping is reported.

2009/2010 details: Group of six from the start

In the 2009/2010 edition, there was just over 16 seconds separating the top five Hellner (SWE), Østensen (NOR), Northug, Cologna and Teichmann (GER) at the start. Østensen was dropped early, and Heikkinen (FIN) and Gaillard (FRA) caught up with the remaining four after 15km. The leading six became five as they approached the town of Toblach where Teichmann fell off the pace. In the end Northug won the finish sprint ahead of Cologna and Hellner.

Women: Strong field chasing Jacobsen

Jacobsen will have a tough time defending her lead

In the women’s race there will be an interesting fight between the Norwegians and the Finns. Jacobsen has a 37 second lead on Finnish Kerttu Niskanen with Therese Johaug 8 seconds behind. Saarinen and Kylloenen start another 10 seconds behind. Weng at 1:10 is probably too far back to get all the way up to the lead.

The Finnish skiers have not got their strength in long free technique races, whereas this is one of Johaug’s strong points. The most probable scenario is that Johaug will close the gap to Niskanen whereas Saarinen and Kylloenen will struggle to get up to Johaug. Johaug will chase Jacobsen – with Niskanen trying to keep up. Depending on her day shape Jacobsen might be able to defend her lead – but it is just as probable that we will see Johaug and Jacobsen coming together to the finish – with or without a Finn or three.

Here is the complete startlist / tour standings.

After two races in Oberhof the Tour de Ski moves on to Lenzerheide for a free technique sprint race on Tuesday and a 10/15 km classic mass start race on Wednesday. Both races will be very important for the long chasing start in Toblach/Cortina – especially in the men’s class it is important to get into the big groups which always form.

Whereas Marit Bjørgen and Alex Harvey are in the lead in the Tour de Ski, Johan leads the overall Tour de Ski XC-predictions after the two first races. There have been many surprises this year – especially in the Prologue – so Johan’s point score so far is only at 967 points. Still the lead to rem38 in second place is more than 50 points.

• See overall XC-Prediction results – Tour de Ski 2013/2014

Set up your predictions

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• #3: Tour de Ski Stage 3, Sprint Free, Lenzerheide
• #4: Tour de Ski Stage 4, 10/15 km Classic Mass start, Lenzerheide
• #5: Tour de Ski Stage 5, 15/35 km Pursuit Free, Toblach/Cortina
• #6: Tour de Ski Stage 6, 5/10 km Classic, Val di Fiemme
• #7: Tour de Ski Stage 7, Final climb (Individual times)

Below the race previews you find tables with historical results.

Race previews – Stage 3, Free technique sprint

With another sprint race in free technique, it might be expected that the results will be similar to the results we saw at stage two in Oberhof. However, looking at the sprint course in Lenzerheide – this is a sprint course which will probably be more of an advantage for fast skiers who are good in downhill and flat parts. Instead of the tough hills up to the stadium in the end phase of the course as in Oberhof, the course features a tough uphill starting around halfway into the race – and then the last 5-600 meters are downhill and mostly flat (except for a small hill some 200 meters before the finish). Distance skiers like Martin Johnsrud Sundby and Therese Johaug who performed better than expected in Oberhof might get a rougher way to the semifinals and finals in Lenzerheide.

Also, the Lenzerheide sprint will be an opportunity for the skiers failing in Oberhof to show themselves from a better side – like for example Finn Haagen Krogh, Devon Kershav, Astrid Uhrenholdt Jacobsen and Heidi Weng.

Favourites will again be Marit Bjørgen, Denise Herrmann, Ingvild Flugstad Østberg along with the Oberhof winner Hanna Erikson among the women. In the men’s class the Oberhof winner Calle Halfvarsson will try to defend his victory among Finn Haagen Krogh, Petter Northug, Federico Pellegrino, Andrew Newell and the “surprises” from Oberhof.

Race previews – Stage 4, Mass start classic

With the classic mass start race on stage 4 we will finally see a distance race in this year’s Tour de Ski – the skiers probably long as much for it as the spectators. Remember however that the mass start race in Tour de Ski is just as much about getting bonus seconds during the race as being the winner of the race. See historical results in classic mass start races at the bottom of this article.

Women

The classic mass start race have mostly been a fight between Marit Bjørgen and Justyna Kowalczyk the last years – with Therese Johaug giving a fight for second place. With Kowalczyk not on the start, this will probably be a fight between Bjørgen and Johaug – but look out for the very strong Finnish team which will give the Norwegians fight all the way to the finish.

Men

Alexey Poltoranin was in fantastic shape at the Tour de Ski last year – winning the classic 15 km mass start in Val di Fiemme at Tour de Ski – and also winning a classic 15 km mass start in La Clusaz two weeks later. Poltoranin showed good shape at the 15 km interval start race in Lillehammer in December, and should thus be among the top favourites. Also look out for Martin Johnsrud Sundby – showing top shape so far in the Tour de Ski – and although he has not shown top performances in the classic distance races so far this season, Sundby is definitely a man to look out for in Lenzerheide. The dark horse in this race is Petter Northug. Can he finally mobilize himself enough to take a podium place? Classic mass start races have not been his favourite lately – but Northug has surprised many times – will Lenzerheide be a step forward for the Norwegian?

The Canadian Harvey can be very strong at classic mass start races at the Tour – also look out for him in this classic mass start race. Outsiders are Daniel Rickardsson, Alexander Legkov, Devon Kershaw and Finn Haagen Krogh.

An outsider to note is the Kuusamo 10 km classic winner Lukas Bauer. Classic distance races is his specialty – but being a weak finisher the Lenzerheide finish might be a bit too easy for him to take the win if he can’t get away on the long uphill on the last loop?

Historical results: Men Free technique, Sprint

Name		Oberhof 2013-12-29 Sprint Free	Davos 2013-12-15 Sprint Free	Lahti 2013-03-09 Sprint Free	Sochi 2013-02-01 Sprint Free	Val Muestair 2013-01-01 Sprint Free	Canmore 2012-12-15 Sprint Free
JOENSSON Emil			22nd	1st	31st	6th	1st
PELLEGRINO Federico		2nd	6th	31st	56th	2nd	6th
GLOEERSEN Anders			1st	21st	9th		2nd
KROGH Finn Haagen		29th	5th	3rd		1st
NORTHUG Petter jr.		6th		28th	1st	8th
HALFVARSSON Calle		1st	26th	17th		5th
VALJAS Len			61st	8th	20th	3rd	7th
NEWELL Andrew		10th	17th	27th	13th	9th	5th
COLOGNA Dario				41st	2nd	4th
KRIUKOV Nikita			12th	70th	5th		3rd
USTIUGOV Sergey			3rd	23rd	4th
PETUKHOV Alexey			4th	14th	6th		22nd
JYLHAE Martti			2nd	18th	50th		16th
HATTESTAD Ola Vigen			11th	2nd	44th
GAFAROV Anton			13th	6th	12th		23rd
HOFER David		71st	59th	56th	3rd	21st	21st
MORILOV Nikolay			18th	9th	11th		19th
CHEBOTKO Nikolay			37th	4th	22nd	18th	39th
TSCHARNKE Tim		13th		41st			4th
PERSSON Simon			9th	15th	61st		11th
CHERNOUSOV Ilia		19th			7th	14th
KERSHAW Devon		18th	69th		8th	15th	50th
SUNDBY Martin Johnsrud		3rd	48th
WENZL Josef		5th	16th				46th
EISENLAUER Sebastian		7th	15th		24th
WURM Harald		38th	42nd	48th	10th		8th
ERIKSSON Jens		4th		29th	52nd
RETIVYKH Gleb			43rd	5th	39th		31st
LEGKOV Alexander		9th				19th
HEDIGER Jovian			41st	7th	58th		26th
HELLNER Marcus				64th		7th
PETERSON Teodor			7th	34th	77th		48th
BELOV Evgeniy		8th
BRANDSDAL Eirik			8th				40th
COCKNEY Jesse			82nd	50th			9th
VYLEGZHANIN Maxim						10th
DEVJATIAROV Mikhail Jun.			33rd	53rd	33rd		10th
SKAR Sindre Bjoernestad				10th
SCHAAD Roman			10th

Historical results: Women Free technique, Sprint

Name		Oberhof 2013-12-29 Sprint Free	Davos 2013-12-15 Sprint Free	Lahti 2013-03-09 Sprint Free	Sochi 2013-02-01 Sprint Free	Val Müstair 2013-01-01 Sprint Free	Canmore 2012-12-15 Sprint Free
RANDALL Kikkan			2nd	1st	1st	1st	2nd
HERRMANN Denise		2nd	3rd	14th	14th	8th	4th
OESTBERG Ingvild Flugstad		3rd	7th	13th		2nd	5th
BJOERGEN Marit		5th	1st	2nd
BRUN-LIE Celine			18th	7th	3rd		3rd
ERIKSON Hanna		1st	4th
KOLB Hanna		10th	22nd	12th	9th	4th	17th
VAN DER GRAAFF Laurien		13th	10th	15th	8th	12th	8th
JEAN Aurore		29th	44th	18th	2nd	9th	18th
FALLA Maiken Caspersen			8th	33rd			1st
WENG Heidi		35th	15th	11th		3rd
KYLLOENEN Anne		8th	20th	23rd	13th	26th	12th
JACOBSEN Astrid Uhrenholdt		26th	13th	30th	4th	13th
SARASOJA-LILJA Riikka		34th	11th	5th		11th
FABJAN Vesna			5th	21st	39th	16th	16th
KALLA Charlotte			31st	6th		6th
KOWALCZYK Justyna			25th	10th	43rd	7th	21st
PROCHAZKOVA Alena			46th	3rd	24th
SARGENT Ida			41st	38th	6th		10th
INGEMARSDOTTER Ida			39th		7th		9th
JOHAUG Therese		7th		49th		10th
FESSEL Nicole		4th		56th	20th
NILSSON Stina			6th	17th	25th
BJORNSEN Sadie			27th	9th	21st		22nd
VUERICH Gaia		9th	21st		19th		36th
JOHANSSON NORGREN Britta				4th	45th
CALDWELL Sophie		22nd	9th	55th			23rd
LAUKKANEN Mari					5th
STEIRA Kristin Stoermer		54th				5th
SOEMSKAR Linn				22nd	40th		7th
ANGER Lucia		6th
CRAWFORD Chandra			43rd		51st		6th
MATVEEVA Natalia			35th	8th	28th
NIKOLAEVA Svetlana				36th	10th		37th

Historical results: Men Classic technique, Mass start

Name		Falun 2013-03-23 Mass Classic 15 km	Val di Fiemme 2013-03-03 Mass Classic 50 km	La Clusaz 2013-01-19 Mass Classic 15 km	Val di Fiemme 2013-01-05 Mass Classic 15 km	Canmore 2012-12-13 Mass Classic 15 km	Falun 2012-03-17 Mass Classic 15 km
COLOGNA Dario		+ 0:17.9 43:43.9 (12th)	+ 0:12.9 2:10:54.3 (2nd)	+ 0:00.4 37:12.0 (3rd)	+ 0:10.7 39:12.2 (11th)		+ 0:00.0 43:14.9 (1st)
ROENNING Eldar		+ 0:00.0 43:26.0 (1st)	+ 0:20.2 2:11:01.6 (5th)	+ 0:08.6 37:20.2 (14th)		+ 0:22.2 41:37.0 (12th)	+ 0:00.4 43:15.3 (2nd)
POLTORANIN Alexey		+ 1:56.0 45:22.0 (34th)	+ 0:16.8 2:10:58.2 (3rd)	+ 0:00.0 37:11.6 (1st)	+ 0:00.0 39:01.5 (1st)		+ 4:52.5 48:07.4 (45th)
DI CENTA Giorgio		+ 0:07.2 43:33.2 (6th)	+ 1:29.1 2:12:10.5 (19th)	+ 0:06.2 37:17.8 (9th)	+ 0:00.7 39:02.2 (4th)	+ 0:08.7 41:23.5 (5th)	+ 0:34.3 43:49.2 (14th)
OLSSON Johan			+ 0:00.0 2:10:41.4 (1st)	+ 0:03.6 37:15.2 (7th)	+ 0:02.8 39:04.3 (6th)
ANGERER Tobias		+ 1:18.3 44:44.3 (26th)	+ 0:45.4 2:11:26.8 (13th)	+ 0:10.7 37:22.3 (17th)	+ 0:00.9 39:02.4 (5th)	+ 0:05.8 41:20.6 (3rd)	+ 0:37.1 43:52.0 (15th)
VYLEGZHANIN Maxim		+ 0:00.1 43:26.1 (2nd)	+ 0:34.6 2:11:16.0 (8th)	+ 0:09.9 37:21.5 (16th)	+ 0:16.1 39:17.6 (18th)		+ 0:34.0 43:48.9 (13th)
VALJAS Len		+ 5:04.5 48:30.5 (50th)		+ 1:29.8 38:41.4 (50th)	+ 0:00.1 39:01.6 (2nd)	+ 1:20.5 42:35.3 (24th)	+ 0:01.3 43:16.2 (3rd)
ROETHE Sjur		+ 1:27.7 44:53.7 (27th)	+ 1:08.2 2:11:49.6 (17th)	+ 0:06.0 37:17.6 (8th)		+ 0:04.8 41:19.6 (2nd)	+ 0:41.4 43:56.3 (16th)
TSCHARNKE Tim		+ 0:18.4 43:44.4 (14th)		+ 0:12.4 37:24.0 (19th)		+ 0:00.0 41:14.8 (1st)	+ 1:13.7 44:28.6 (23rd)
DOTZLER Hannes		+ 1:56.6 45:22.6 (35th)	+ 0:32.7 2:11:14.1 (7th)	+ 0:01.8 37:13.4 (6th)	+ 0:14.5 39:16.0 (16th)	+ 0:09.3 41:24.1 (6th)
BESSMERTNYKH Alexander		+ 0:56.3 44:22.3 (21st)	+ 2:50.8 2:13:32.2 (23rd)	+ 0:00.1 37:11.7 (2nd)	+ 0:08.8 39:10.3 (9th)	+ 1:26.9 42:41.7 (28th)
LEGKOV Alexander		+ 0:25.6 43:51.6 (15th)	+ 0:19.5 2:11:00.9 (4th)	+ 0:01.4 37:13.0 (5th)	+ 0:15.9 39:17.4 (17th)		+ 1:31.7 44:46.6 (28th)
SUNDBY Martin Johnsrud		+ 0:01.0 43:27.0 (3rd)		+ 0:06.2 37:17.8 (10th)			+ 0:06.0 43:20.9 (7th)
BELOV Evgeniy		+ 0:17.4 43:43.4 (10th)		+ 0:53.2 38:04.8 (36th)		+ 0:06.2 41:21.0 (4th)	+ 0:07.3 43:22.2 (8th)
HARVEY Alex		+ 1:38.2 45:04.2 (30th)	+ 4:31.4 2:15:12.8 (28th)	+ 1:08.8 38:20.4 (42nd)	+ 0:00.4 39:01.9 (3rd)	+ 0:20.2 41:35.0 (11th)	+ 1:04.5 44:19.4 (18th)
NOECKLER Dietmar		+ 0:13.8 43:39.8 (7th)	+ 1:11.4 2:11:52.8 (18th)	+ 0:06.7 37:18.3 (12th)	+ 0:09.6 39:11.1 (10th)
RICKARDSSON Daniel		+ 0:05.8 43:31.8 (5th)	+ 0:41.3 2:11:22.7 (10th)	+ 0:11.0 37:22.6 (18th)	+ 0:31.9 39:33.4 (29th)		+ 1:06.8 44:21.7 (21st)
FILBRICH Jens		+ 3:32.4 46:58.4 (48th)	+ 0:38.5 2:11:19.9 (9th)	+ 0:13.5 37:25.1 (21st)	+ 0:17.1 39:18.6 (19th)	+ 0:31.2 41:46.0 (13th)	+ 0:23.7 43:38.6 (12th)
CLARA Roland		+ 0:43.6 44:09.6 (18th)		+ 0:09.6 37:21.2 (15th)	+ 2:45.9 41:47.4 (58th)	+ 0:39.8 41:54.6 (16th)	+ 0:10.0 43:24.9 (9th)
KERSHAW Devon		+ 2:09.3 45:35.3 (36th)			+ 0:19.8 39:21.3 (21st)	+ 0:44.6 41:59.4 (17th)	+ 0:03.0 43:17.9 (5th)
ELIASSEN Petter		+ 0:18.0 43:44.0 (13th)	+ 0:54.8 2:11:36.2 (14th)			+ 0:17.3 41:32.1 (10th)
NORTHUG Petter jr.		+ 0:05.5 43:31.5 (4th)	+ 2:00.9 2:12:42.3 (21st)		+ 0:29.3 39:30.8 (28th)
GAILLARD Jean Marc		+ 0:43.9 44:09.9 (19th)		+ 0:34.6 37:46.2 (31st)	+ 0:22.3 39:23.8 (23rd)		+ 0:04.2 43:19.1 (6th)
JOENSSON Emil		+ 0:15.9 43:41.9 (9th)				+ 0:16.6 41:31.4 (9th)
LARKOV Andrey					+ 0:13.0 39:14.5 (13th)	+ 0:13.1 41:27.9 (7th)
TOENSETH Didrik				+ 0:01.0 37:12.6 (4th)
DYRHAUG Niklas							+ 0:01.9 43:16.8 (4th)
BABIKOV Ivan		+ 2:47.7 46:13.7 (41st)		+ 0:57.5 38:09.1 (39th)	+ 0:07.5 39:09.0 (7th)	+ 0:59.1 42:13.9 (20th)
GJERDALEN Tord Asle		+ 1:36.3 45:02.3 (29th)	+ 0:32.3 2:11:13.7 (6th)		+ 0:25.9 39:27.4 (27th)
JESPERSEN Chris Andre		+ 1:12.3 44:38.3 (24th)				+ 0:13.5 41:28.3 (8th)
KROGH Finn Haagen		+ 0:15.7 43:41.7 (8th)			+ 0:56.0 39:57.5 (36th)
DUERR Johannes		+ 1:39.9 45:05.9 (32nd)			+ 0:08.2 39:09.7 (8th)
SEDOV Petr							+ 0:18.3 43:33.2 (10th)

Historical results: Women Classic technique, Mass start

Name		Falun 2013-03-23 Mass Classic 10 km	Val di Fiemme 2013-03-02 Mass Classic 30 km	La Clusaz 2013-01-19 Mass Classic 10 km	Val di Fiemme 2013-01-05 Mass Classic 10 km	Canmore 2012-12-13 Mass Classic 10 km	Falun 2012-03-17 Mass Classic 10 km
KOWALCZYK Justyna		+ 0:11.1 28:17.8 (4th)	+ 0:03.7 1:27:23.6 (2nd)	+ 0:18.0 27:22.6 (3rd)	+ 0:00.0 28:12.9 (1st)	+ 0:00.0 28:58.4 (1st)	+ 0:00.0 32:03.7 (1st)
BJOERGEN Marit		+ 0:00.0 28:06.7 (1st)	+ 0:00.0 1:27:19.9 (1st)	+ 0:00.0 27:04.6 (1st)			+ 0:21.7 32:25.4 (4th)
JOHAUG Therese		+ 0:03.9 28:10.6 (2nd)	+ 0:08.7 1:27:28.6 (3rd)	+ 0:02.7 27:07.3 (2nd)	+ 0:41.1 28:54.0 (4th)		+ 0:16.3 32:20.0 (3rd)
WENG Heidi		+ 0:11.0 28:17.7 (3rd)	+ 1:38.3 1:28:58.2 (4th)	+ 0:43.6 27:48.2 (5th)	+ 1:03.0 29:15.9 (7th)		+ 0:15.3 32:19.0 (2nd)
KYLLOENEN Anne		+ 0:40.2 28:46.9 (6th)	+ 2:16.1 1:29:36.0 (8th)	+ 0:49.4 27:54.0 (6th)	+ 1:13.0 29:25.9 (13th)	+ 0:14.4 29:12.8 (2nd)	+ 1:21.1 33:24.8 (12th)
STEIRA Kristin Stoermer		+ 1:30.8 29:37.5 (23rd)	+ 2:16.5 1:29:36.4 (9th)	+ 0:50.3 27:54.9 (7th)	+ 0:33.2 28:46.1 (2nd)	+ 0:31.8 29:30.2 (7th)	+ 1:06.0 33:09.7 (5th)
KALLA Charlotte		+ 0:39.9 28:46.6 (5th)	+ 3:44.7 1:31:04.6 (11th)	+ 1:47.9 28:52.5 (20th)	+ 1:32.3 29:45.2 (18th)		+ 1:11.6 33:15.3 (6th)
NISKANEN Kerttu		+ 0:40.6 28:47.3 (7th)	+ 2:12.8 1:29:32.7 (7th)	+ 0:54.5 27:59.1 (9th)	+ 1:03.5 29:16.4 (8th)
HAAG Anna		+ 1:14.3 29:21.0 (17th)	+ 2:05.7 1:29:25.6 (6th)	+ 1:59.6 29:04.2 (23rd)	+ 1:04.2 29:17.1 (10th)	+ 1:18.7 30:17.1 (16th)	+ 1:15.0 33:18.7 (10th)
SAARINEN Aino- Kaisa		+ 1:04.2 29:10.9 (12th)	+ 5:05.6 1:32:25.5 (17th)	+ 0:50.3 27:54.9 (8th)	+ 1:01.6 29:14.5 (5th)		+ 1:27.3 33:31.0 (18th)
ISHIDA Masako		+ 1:12.4 29:19.1 (16th)	+ 2:19.1 1:29:39.0 (10th)	+ 0:18.2 27:22.8 (4th)		+ 0:51.4 29:49.8 (10th)	+ 1:42.8 33:46.5 (23rd)
FALLA Maiken Caspersen		+ 1:11.0 29:17.7 (14th)		+ 4:00.4 31:05.0 (43rd)		+ 0:28.2 29:26.6 (3rd)	+ 1:12.3 33:16.0 (7th)
LAHTEENMAKI Krista		+ 0:58.3 29:05.0 (10th)			+ 0:39.0 28:51.9 (3rd)		+ 1:21.0 33:24.7 (11th)
DE MARTIN TOPRANIN Virginia		+ 1:11.5 29:18.2 (15th)	+ 5:40.2 1:33:00.1 (20th)	+ 1:09.2 28:13.8 (13th)	+ 1:20.9 29:33.8 (16th)	+ 0:37.5 29:35.9 (8th)	+ 1:23.8 33:27.5 (16th)
RANDALL Kikkan		+ 1:20.2 29:26.9 (19th)		+ 2:50.9 29:55.5 (32nd)	+ 1:05.0 29:17.9 (11th)	+ 0:30.6 29:29.0 (6th)	+ 1:22.2 33:25.9 (14th)
WIKEN Emma		+ 1:14.7 29:21.4 (18th)	+ 6:54.2 1:34:14.1 (22nd)	+ 1:01.3 28:05.9 (11th)	+ 1:01.9 29:14.8 (6th)
SHEVCHENKO Valentina		+ 2:04.6 30:11.3 (33rd)	+ 3:50.6 1:31:10.5 (12th)	+ 1:58.2 29:02.8 (22nd)	+ 1:40.8 29:53.7 (21st)	+ 0:44.4 29:42.8 (9th)	+ 1:38.7 33:42.4 (20th)
OESTBERG Ingvild Flugstad		+ 1:10.2 29:16.9 (13th)		+ 1:40.7 28:45.3 (19th)		+ 0:30.1 29:28.5 (5th)	+ 2:03.0 34:06.7 (27th)
JACOBSEN Astrid Uhrenholdt		+ 0:46.3 28:53.0 (9th)		+ 1:01.2 28:05.8 (10th)	+ 1:11.5 29:24.4 (12th)
FESSEL Nicole		+ 1:35.4 29:42.1 (24th)	+ 1:49.0 1:29:08.9 (5th)	+ 2:51.3 29:55.9 (33rd)			+ 1:23.2 33:26.9 (15th)
TCHEKALEVA Yulia		+ 0:43.9 28:50.6 (8th)	+ 4:06.6 1:31:26.5 (13th)		+ 1:25.1 29:38.0 (17th)
ROPONEN Riitta-Liisa				+ 1:11.4 28:16.0 (14th)	+ 1:03.7 29:16.6 (9th)		+ 1:25.9 33:29.6 (17th)
SKOFTERUD Vibeke W				+ 1:52.2 28:56.8 (21st)		+ 0:29.7 29:28.1 (4th)
KRISTOFFERSEN Marthe							+ 1:12.7 33:16.4 (8th)
HAGEN Martine Ek							+ 1:12.9 33:16.6 (9th)

Tour de Ski is the biggest highlight of the 2013/2014 season after the Olympic Winter Games in Sochi. The Tour is a bit easier this year than the last years due to the Olympics – but it is still tough with the 7 stages in 3 different countries. The secret behind a victory is not to have a single bad day – no easy task!

The XC-Predictions were a big hit in the previous Tour de Ski editions – we expect a lot of competitors in the 2013/2014 edition as well. Remember that the overall Tour de Ski predictions are to be set up ahead of the first stage!

Set up your predictions

Set up your predictions here – or read the preview article below first:

• Overall: Tour de Ski Overall
• #1: Tour de Ski Prologue, 3 /4.5 km Free, Oberhof
• #2: Tour de Ski Stage 2, Sprint Free, Oberhof
• #3: Tour de Ski Stage 3, Sprint Free, Lenzerheide
• #4: Tour de Ski Stage 4, 10/15 km Classic Mass start, Lenzerheide
• #5: Tour de Ski Stage 5, 15/35 km Pursuit Free, Toblach/Cortina
• #6: Tour de Ski Stage 6, 5/10 km Classic, Val di Fiemme
• #7: Tour de Ski Stage 7, Final climb (Individual times)
• Overall XC-Prediction results – Tour de Ski 2012/2013 – victory by “Dagger” ahead of “Johan”.

Race previews – Tour de Ski overall

Norway has dominated the World Cup this year – but is still chasing its first overall Tour de Ski victory – both in the women’s and men’s classes. Marit Bjørgen is more of a favourite than ever this year – can finally Norway get its first victory? Or will it be another one for the Polish Justyna Kowalczyk? In the men’s class it is more open than ever – with Dario Cologna not on the start a lot can happen this year.

Being in a Olympic Games year, the Tour de Ski is reduced to 7 stages. Two sprint races might be an advantage for the sprinters – but on the other hand the number of bonus points in the sprint are halved (30 bonus seconds for victory).

The predictions for the overall Tour de Ski are to be set up ahead of the Prologue – so it is time to take a look at the overall favourites:

Women

• Marit Bjørgen: The biggest favourite due to Justyna Kowalczyk’s struggles in free technique this season – although she has had some problems up the Final Climb in earlier editions.
• Justyna Kowalczyk: Has struggled with free technique this season – and with 5 of 7 races in free technique it might be tough for Kowalczyk to get her 5th Tour de Ski victory in a row. Kowalczyk is however very strong – both physically and mentally – so don’t write off the strong Polish skier!
• Therese Johaug: Sprint is her weak point – the last uphill her strong point. Johaug has improved on the sprint – and if Johaug performs well and has luck on her side with respect to the grouping on the pursuit in Toblach, Johaug may very well be the winner at the top of Alpe Cermis!
• Heidi Weng: The young Norwegian has been compared to Petter Northug. No big success so far this year – but she is strong in the Alpe Cermis. But can she deliver in 9 races in a row?
• Kristin Lahteenmaki: 4th last year – and can very well fight for a place on the podium at the top of Alpe Cermis. The Finnish women are strongest in classic style – but still everything is possible in a tough tour with 7 competitions.
• Outsiders: Kristin Størmer Steira (3rd last year), Denise Herrmann, Elizabeth Stephen and Astric Uhrenholdt Jacobsen are among the outsiders – it would be a surprise if any of these would climb all the way to the top, though!

Men

• Alexander Legkov: Legkov is very strong in the distance races, but varies in the sprints. Impressive win last year – and has shown good shape also this year.  Legkov is one of the strongest skiers in the last uphill up Alpe Cermis, so if he is close before that race…
• Petter Northug: Northug has not been as impressive this year as earlier seasons due to illness problems – but his shape is slowly approaching. Can he top his shape for the final stages?
• Martin Johnsrud Sundby: World Cup leader – and good in all types of races except sprint. Will probably have a hard time coming to the sprint finals – thus loosing up to 60 bonus seconds. His abilities up Alpe Cermis are also not fully known – but definitely a dark horse who could make it all the way to the top!
• Maurice Manificat: Showed strong shape by winning the 30 km in Davos – and is a strong climber. Not a strong sprinter – but is still one of the dark horses in this race.
• Lukas Bauer: Bauer has two Tour de Ski victories – but has shown variable shape so far this year. Bauer’s way to victory goes through a good race on Stage 5 from Cortina to Toblach: Here Bauer can fight his way all the way up to the top and gain the time he has lost in the sprints if everything goes his way – and then even an overall Tour victory is possible with a good two last stages for him…

• Outsiders: Finn Haagen Krogh, Sjur Røthe, Calle Halfvarsson, Alexey Poltoranin.  Maxim Vylegzhanin would be among the outsiders, but is not at the start list.

Prologue Preview

This prologue marks the start of the 8th edition of the Tour de Ski. The prologue is approximately the double length of a regular sprint – 3 km for the women and 4.5 km for the men. This year’s prologue is flatter than usual due to the course changes. In earlier editions of the Tour the seconds earned in the Prologue were “lost” on the pursuit the following day – this year the seconds will be a lot more important as there is no pursuit race grouping the skiers.

• In the 2012/2013 prologue, Petter Northug did more than he planned to do – winning the prologue ahead of Marcus Hellner and Alexander Legkov. Dario Cologna finished 4th – with Ilia Chernousov and Alex Harvey on the next places.
• In the 2011/2012 prologue, the big favourites showed their faces already from the start among the men. Petter Northug won ahead of Dario Cologna. The 2010/2011 winner Marcus Hellner finished 4th. Among the women, Justyna Kowalczyk won ahead of Marit Bjørgen with Hanna Brodin (Sweden) in third.
• In the 2010/2011 prologue, Marcus Hellner won the men’s class ahead of a surprisingly strong sprint-specialist Alexey Petukhov (Russia) with Northug in third. Among the women Kowalczyk was again strongest – this time with Charlotte Kalla in second spot.
• In the 2009/2010 prologue, Petter Northug won ahead of Marcus Hellner, Axel Teichmann, Dario Cologna and Sergey Shiriaev among the men. Petra Majdic won ahead of Natalia Korosteleva, Justyna Kowalczyk, Arianna Follis and Miriam Gössner among the women.
• In the 2008/2009 prologue, Axel Teichmann won ahead of Dario Cologna, Petter Northug, Aivar Rehemaa and Devon Kershaw among the men. In the womens class Claudia Nystad won ahead of Arianna Follis, Petra Majdic, Justyna Kowalczyk and Marit Bjørgen.

Historical results – Tour de Ski Overall Men

Name		Tour de Ski 2013-01-06 Tour Both 90 km	Tour de Ski 2012-01-08 Tour Both 110 km	Tour de Ski 2011-01-09 Tour Both 102 km	Tour de Ski 2010-01-10 Tour Both 102 km	Tour de Ski 2009-01-04 Tour Both 102 km	Tour de Ski 2008-01-06 Tour Both 102 km	Tour de Ski 2007-01-07 Tour Both 102 km
COLOGNA Dario		+ 0:18.7 3:29:47.3 (2nd)	+ 0:00.0 4:33:17.2 (1st)	+ 0:00.0 4:28:02.0 (1st)	+ 1:32.2 4:14:42.8 (3rd)	+ 0:00.0 2:56:05.4 (1st)	+ 7:36.1 3:45:43.5 (30th)
NORTHUG Petter jr.		+ 1:07.7 3:30:36.3 (4th)	+ 1:44.6 4:35:01.8 (3rd)	+ 0:27.3 4:28:29.3 (2nd)	+ 1:16.4 4:14:27.0 (2nd)	+ 0:59.0 2:57:04.4 (2nd)	+ 3:52.9 3:42:00.3 (8th)	+ 1:07.0 3:30:56.7 (4th)
BAUER Lukas		+ 1:41.7 3:31:10.3 (6th)	+ 3:22.3 4:36:39.5 (6th)	+ 1:44.1 4:29:46.1 (3rd)	+ 0:00.0 4:13:10.6 (1st)	+ 2:20.8 2:58:26.2 (10th)	+ 0:00.0 3:38:07.4 (1st)
DI CENTA Giorgio		+ 2:15.5 3:31:44.1 (8th)	+ 5:26.1 4:38:43.3 (15th)	+ 4:18.9 4:32:20.9 (13th)	+ 3:38.4 4:16:49.0 (10th)	+ 1:22.2 2:57:27.6 (4th)	+ 2:47.6 3:40:55.0 (3rd)	+ 3:59.7 3:33:49.4 (20th)
LEGKOV Alexander		+ 0:00.0 3:29:28.6 (1st)	+ 2:59.1 4:36:16.3 (5th)			+ 5:37.4 3:01:42.8 (33rd)	+ 5:27.0 3:43:34.4 (20th)	+ 0:46.4 3:30:36.1 (2nd)
HELLNER Marcus		+ 1:12.4 3:30:41.0 (5th)	+ 1:02.3 4:34:19.5 (2nd)	+ 4:30.5 4:32:32.5 (14th)	+ 1:41.4 4:14:52.0 (4th)		+ 9:37.7 3:47:45.1 (36th)	+ 14:01.8 3:43:51.5 (50th)
ANGERER Tobias		+ 3:01.0 3:32:29.6 (15th)	+ 4:34.7 4:37:51.9 (11th)				+ 4:37.3 3:42:44.7 (14th)	+ 0:00.0 3:29:49.7 (1st)
KERSHAW Devon		+ 2:57.4 3:32:26.0 (12th)	+ 2:09.4 4:35:26.6 (4th)	+ 2:31.7 4:30:33.7 (7th)	+ 5:36.9 4:18:47.5 (16th)	+ 3:55.3 3:00:00.7 (20th)
FILBRICH Jens		+ 3:33.1 3:33:01.7 (16th)	+ 4:49.8 4:38:07.0 (13th)	+ 4:59.8 4:33:01.8 (15th)	+ 4:10.2 4:17:20.8 (11th)	+ 2:41.5 2:58:46.9 (12th)	+ 6:28.0 3:44:35.4 (24th)	+ 1:34.8 3:31:24.5 (9th)
GAILLARD Jean Marc		+ 5:55.6 3:35:24.2 (26th)		+ 2:27.5 4:30:29.5 (6th)	+ 1:52.6 4:15:03.2 (5th)	+ 1:39.1 2:57:44.5 (6th)		+ 7:22.8 3:37:12.5 (36th)
SOMMERFELDT Rene					+ 3:01.4 4:16:12.0 (6th)		+ 2:47.3 3:40:54.7 (2nd)	+ 3:05.2 3:32:54.9 (15th)
VYLEGZHANIN Maxim		+ 0:40.7 3:30:09.3 (3rd)	+ 4:12.4 4:37:29.6 (8th)			+ 3:05.2 2:59:10.6 (15th)	+ 5:49.9 3:43:57.3 (21st)
TEICHMANN Axel			+ 12:32.3 4:45:49.5 (39th)		+ 3:08.0 4:16:18.6 (7th)	+ 1:02.8 2:57:08.2 (3rd)	+ 4:36.5 3:42:43.9 (13th)
GJERDALEN Tord Asle		+ 4:27.3 3:33:55.9 (21st)		+ 5:54.7 4:33:56.7 (16th)	+ 4:49.3 4:17:59.9 (13th)	+ 4:20.7 3:00:26.1 (22nd)	+ 2:53.9 3:41:01.3 (4th)
DEMENTIEV Eugeni						+ 2:13.8 2:58:19.2 (9th)	+ 3:53.3 3:42:00.7 (9th)	+ 1:32.2 3:31:21.9 (8th)
HETLAND Tor Arne						+ 9:40.1 3:05:45.5 (42nd)	+ 3:04.0 3:41:11.4 (5th)	+ 1:09.4 3:30:59.1 (5th)
RICKARDSSON Daniel		+ 2:58.3 3:32:26.9 (13th)		+ 3:00.2 4:31:02.2 (9th)	+ 3:16.3 4:16:26.9 (8th)	+ 4:26.7 3:00:32.1 (23rd)	+ 12:57.7 3:51:05.1 (47th)
JAKS Martin			+ 4:20.2 4:37:37.4 (9th)	+ 2:39.9 4:30:41.9 (8th)			+ 4:17.6 3:42:25.0 (11th)
PERL Curdin		+ 3:35.7 3:33:04.3 (17th)	+ 11:39.2 4:44:56.4 (35th)	+ 1:58.2 4:30:00.2 (4th)	+ 5:19.4 4:18:30.0 (15th)	+ 5:16.1 3:01:21.5 (29th)
GOERING Franz							+ 3:39.9 3:41:47.3 (6th)	+ 1:18.7 3:31:08.4 (6th)
BABIKOV Ivan		+ 2:04.4 3:31:33.0 (7th)	+ 10:03.6 4:43:20.8 (27th)	+ 7:49.3 4:35:51.3 (21st)	+ 3:31.8 4:16:42.4 (9th)	+ 7:05.1 3:03:10.5 (35th)
PILLER COTTRER Pietro						+ 1:52.7 2:57:58.1 (7th)	+ 3:47.5 3:41:54.9 (7th)	+ 5:15.7 3:35:05.4 (27th)
CHERNOUSOV Ilia		+ 2:47.5 3:32:16.1 (10th)	+ 4:29.1 4:37:46.3 (10th)		+ 8:57.7 4:22:08.3 (24th)		+ 11:34.8 3:49:42.2 (42nd)	+ 3:38.8 3:33:28.5 (18th)
CLARA Roland		+ 7:21.5 3:36:50.1 (30th)	+ 6:27.4 4:39:44.6 (19th)	+ 2:06.5 4:30:08.5 (5th)	+ 7:55.9 4:21:06.5 (21st)	+ 4:52.4 3:00:57.8 (27th)
JAUHOJAERVI Sami			+ 10:55.2 4:44:12.4 (33rd)			+ 2:16.4 2:58:21.8 (9th)	+ 8:56.5 3:47:03.9 (34th)	+ 1:24.3 3:31:14.0 (7th)
OESTENSEN Simen					+ 9:10.2 4:22:20.8 (25th)		+ 7:24.9 3:45:32.3 (28th)	+ 0:50.2 3:30:39.9 (3rd)
MANIFICAT Maurice			+ 3:43.7 4:37:00.9 (7th)	+ 6:05.9 4:34:07.9 (17th)	+ 6:32.0 4:19:42.6 (19th)
HARVEY Alex			+ 4:45.1 4:38:02.3 (12th)	+ 3:09.2 4:31:11.2 (10th)	+ 7:58.2 4:21:08.8 (22nd)
ROTCHEV Vassili						+ 1:31.0 2:57:36.4 (5th)
JOHNSRUD SUNDBY Martin					+ 7:18.3 4:20:28.9 (20th)	+ 2:06.3 2:58:11.7 (8th)
PANKRATOV Nikolai						+ 5:24.9 3:01:30.3 (31st)	+ 5:19.1 3:43:26.5 (18th)	+ 1:46.1 3:31:35.8 (10th)
SVARTEDAL Jens Arne							+ 4:01.3 3:42:08.7 (10th)	+ 4:16.3 3:34:06.0 (21st)
OLSSON Johan		+ 2:20.7 3:31:49.3 (9th)

Historical results – Tour de Ski Overall Women

Name		Tour de Ski 2013-01-06 Tour Both 50 km	Tour de Ski 2012-01-08 Tour Both 63 km	Tour de Ski 2011-01-09 Tour Both 60 km	Tour de Ski 2010-01-10 Tour Both 60 km	Tour de Ski 2009-01-04 Tour Both 60 km	Tour de Ski 2008-01-06 Tour Both 60 km	Tour de Ski 2007-01-07 Tour Both 60 km
KOWALCZYK Justyna		+ 0:00.0 2:25:21.6 (1st)	+ 0:00.0 2:52:45.0 (1st)	+ 0:00.0 2:47:31.0 (1st)	+ 0:00.0 2:37:54.5 (1st)	+ 1:21.1 2:08:02.5 (4th)	+ 2:20.8 2:45:21.8 (7th)	+ 3:08.5 2:23:23.8 (11th)
JOHAUG Therese		+ 0:27.9 2:25:49.5 (2nd)	+ 3:57.8 2:56:42.8 (3rd)	+ 1:21.5 2:48:52.5 (2nd)		+ 2:20.0 2:09:01.4 (6th)	+ 3:33.7 2:46:34.7 (14th)
KUITUNEN Virpi						+ 0:00.0 2:06:41.4 (1st)	+ 0:36.4 2:43:37.4 (2nd)	+ 0:00.0 2:20:15.3 (1st)
SAARINEN Aino Kaisa			+ 8:34.2 3:01:19.2 (9th)	+ 8:12.1 2:55:43.1 (13th)	+ 1:34.7 2:39:29.2 (4th)	+ 0:07.2 2:06:48.6 (2nd)	+ 4:07.1 2:47:08.1 (17th)	+ 1:21.8 2:21:37.1 (4th)
MAJDIC Petra				+ 4:52.6 2:52:23.6 (6th)	+ 0:19.2 2:38:13.7 (2nd)	+ 0:34.5 2:07:15.9 (3rd)	+ 4:36.0 2:47:37.0 (18th)	+ 1:52.0 2:22:07.3 (6th)
FOLLIS Arianna				+ 3:19.9 2:50:50.9 (4th)	+ 1:12.2 2:39:06.7 (3rd)	+ 2:35.6 2:09:17.0 (8th)	+ 0:53.3 2:43:54.3 (3rd)	+ 4:31.9 2:24:47.2 (16th)
KALLA Charlotte		+ 3:51.3 2:29:12.9 (7th)	+ 8:01.2 3:00:46.2 (7th)	+ 4:27.7 2:51:58.7 (5th)			+ 0:00.0 2:43:01.0 (1st)
ROPONEN Riitta Liisa		+ 4:19.6 2:29:41.2 (8th)	+ 9:33.9 3:02:18.9 (11th)	+ 6:46.4 2:54:17.4 (11th)	+ 2:27.2 2:40:21.7 (6th)	+ 3:24.6 2:10:06.0 (11th)	+ 2:31.7 2:45:32.7 (10th)	+ 3:22.0 2:23:37.3 (13th)
STEIRA Kristin Stoermer		+ 2:39.5 2:28:01.1 (3rd)			+ 2:08.1 2:40:02.6 (5th)	+ 2:51.8 2:09:33.2 (9th)	+ 2:42.9 2:45:43.9 (11th)	+ 1:53.0 2:22:08.3 (7th)
SHEVCHENKO Valentina		+ 6:31.2 2:31:52.8 (16th)	+ 11:54.6 3:04:39.6 (14th)	+ 8:57.9 2:56:28.9 (16th)	+ 6:27.3 2:44:21.8 (19th)	+ 4:06.6 2:10:48.0 (14th)	+ 1:09.2 2:44:10.2 (4th)	+ 1:20.8 2:21:36.1 (3rd)
ZELLER Katrin		+ 4:58.4 2:30:20.0 (10th)	+ 7:09.7 2:59:54.7 (6th)	+ 7:10.3 2:54:41.3 (12th)	+ 4:46.9 2:42:41.4 (9th)	+ 5:23.3 2:12:04.7 (17th)	+ 2:29.8 2:45:30.8 (9th)
BJOERGEN Marit			+ 0:28.2 2:53:13.2 (2nd)			+ 3:12.4 2:09:53.8 (10th)		+ 1:17.5 2:21:32.8 (2nd)
LONGA Marianna				+ 2:40.7 2:50:11.7 (3rd)	+ 3:33.6 2:41:28.1 (8th)	+ 1:36.5 2:08:17.9 (5th)		+ 3:41.1 2:23:56.4 (15th)
LAHTEENMAKI Krista		+ 3:04.7 2:28:26.3 (4th)	+ 6:48.6 2:59:33.6 (4th)	+ 5:15.2 2:52:46.2 (8th)
JACOBSEN Astrid Uhrenholdt		+ 3:13.5 2:28:35.1 (5th)	+ 8:32.7 3:01:17.7 (8th)	+ 5:57.9 2:53:28.9 (10th)			+ 4:00.1 2:47:01.1 (16th)
KRISTOFFERSEN Marthe			+ 6:55.1 2:59:40.1 (5th)	+ 5:09.0 2:52:40.0 (7th)	+ 5:03.9 2:42:58.4 (10th)
HAAG Anna		+ 7:16.6 2:32:38.2 (18th)				+ 2:26.5 2:09:07.9 (7th)	+ 3:22.7 2:46:23.7 (13th)
KUENZEL- NYSTAD Claudia						+ 5:06.5 2:11:47.9 (16th)	+ 2:07.8 2:45:08.8 (6th)	+ 5:08.7 2:25:24.0 (19th)
SACHENBACHER STEHLE Evi							+ 2:23.8 2:45:24.8 (8th)	+ 1:58.2 2:22:13.5 (8th)
SAVIALOVA Olga					+ 3:21.3 2:41:15.8 (7th)	+ 6:58.6 2:13:40.0 (21st)		+ 3:36.0 2:23:51.3 (14th)
RANDALL Kikkan		+ 5:19.9 2:30:41.5 (12th)	+ 8:55.8 3:01:40.8 (10th)	+ 11:08.5 2:58:39.5 (21st)
ROTCHEVA Olga						+ 6:31.4 2:13:12.8 (19th)	+ 1:14.8 2:44:15.8 (5th)
NEUMANNOVA Katerina								+ 1:23.8 2:21:39.1 (5th)
WENG Heidi		+ 3:29.1 2:28:50.7 (6th)
KYLLOENEN Anne		+ 4:23.0 2:29:44.6 (9th)	+ 12:41.3 3:05:26.3 (21st)
SIDKO Alena					+ 3:55.1 2:41:49.6 (9th)			+ 7:37.0 2:27:52.3 (29th)
SKOFTERUD Vibeke W								+ 2:23.7 2:22:39.0 (9th)
ELDEN Marte				+ 5:25.6 2:52:56.6 (9th)
BAUER Viola								+ 2:41.5 2:22:56.8 (10th)

Prologue Free Technique: Historical results Men

Name		Falun 2013-03-22 Interval Free 3.75 km	Oberhof 2012-12-29 Interval Free 4 km	Falun 2012-03-16 Interval Free 3.3 km	Oberhof 2011-12-29 Interval Free 3.75 km	Oberhof 2010-12-31 Interval Free 3.75 km	Oberhof 2010-01-01 Interval Free 3.7 km
NORTHUG Petter jr.		+ 0:00.0 5:20.7 (1st)	+ 0:00.0 8:28.7 (1st)		+ 0:00.0 7:58.3 (1st)	+ 0:02.9 7:37.4 (3rd)	+ 0:00.0 7:37.4 (1st)
HELLNER Marcus		+ 0:08.3 5:29.0 (8th)	+ 0:06.1 8:34.8 (2nd)	+ 0:11.6 8:28.4 (9th)	+ 0:05.6 8:03.9 (4th)	+ 0:00.0 7:34.5 (1st)	+ 0:00.8 7:38.2 (2nd)
COLOGNA Dario		+ 0:09.8 5:30.5 (11th)	+ 0:10.1 8:38.8 (4th)	+ 0:00.2 8:17.0 (2nd)	+ 0:00.7 7:59.0 (2nd)	+ 0:06.7 7:41.2 (7th)	+ 0:02.5 7:39.9 (4th)
LEGKOV Alexander		+ 0:08.8 5:29.5 (9th)	+ 0:07.2 8:35.9 (3rd)	+ 0:17.2 8:34.0 (21st)	+ 0:07.3 8:05.6 (7th)	+ 0:04.8 7:39.3 (4th)	+ 0:09.7 7:47.1 (9th)
HARVEY Alex		+ 0:14.8 5:35.5 (30th)	+ 0:11.3 8:40.0 (6th)	+ 0:00.0 8:16.8 (1st)	+ 0:06.9 8:05.2 (6th)	+ 0:13.4 7:47.9 (18th)	+ 0:12.9 7:50.3 (18th)
CHERNOUSOV Ilia		+ 0:13.3 5:34.0 (23rd)	+ 0:10.7 8:39.4 (5th)	+ 0:15.1 8:31.9 (15th)	+ 0:06.8 8:05.1 (5th)	+ 0:08.3 7:42.8 (8th)	+ 0:19.9 7:57.3 (42nd)
MANIFICAT Maurice				+ 0:10.3 8:27.1 (7th)	+ 0:04.0 8:02.3 (3rd)	+ 0:12.9 7:47.4 (17th)	+ 0:19.9 7:57.3 (42nd)
GLOEERSEN Anders		+ 0:02.9 5:23.6 (3rd)		+ 0:07.6 8:24.4 (5th)
TEICHMANN Axel			+ 0:22.8 8:51.5 (22nd)		+ 0:13.7 8:12.0 (17th)	+ 0:11.5 7:46.0 (13th)	+ 0:02.0 7:39.4 (3rd)
BAUER Lukas		+ 0:12.6 5:33.3 (19th)	+ 0:21.5 8:50.2 (18th)		+ 0:20.7 8:19.0 (27th)	+ 0:08.6 7:43.1 (9th)	+ 0:07.1 7:44.5 (7th)
HALFVARSSON Calle		+ 0:03.4 5:24.1 (4th)	+ 0:21.6 8:50.3 (19th)	+ 0:12.3 8:29.1 (10th)
DUVILLARD Robin			+ 0:20.0 8:48.7 (15th)		+ 0:10.0 8:08.3 (10th)	+ 0:05.8 7:40.3 (6th)	+ 0:15.2 7:52.6 (26th)
FRASNELLI Loris						+ 0:05.1 7:39.6 (5th)	+ 0:06.2 7:43.6 (6th)
VYLEGZHANIN Maxim		+ 0:16.8 5:37.5 (38th)	+ 0:11.8 8:40.5 (7th)	+ 0:19.2 8:36.0 (27th)	+ 0:08.8 8:07.1 (9th)		+ 0:13.9 7:51.3 (19th)
KERSHAW Devon		+ 0:15.3 5:36.0 (32nd)	+ 0:31.1 8:59.8 (48th)	+ 0:03.1 8:19.9 (3rd)	+ 0:10.8 8:09.1 (12th)	+ 0:17.8 7:52.3 (37th)	+ 0:17.2 7:54.6 (37th)
GOLBERG Paal		+ 0:02.1 5:22.8 (2nd)		+ 0:17.8 8:34.6 (23rd)
JOHNSRUD SUNDBY Martin		+ 0:04.0 5:24.7 (5th)		+ 0:12.5 8:29.3 (11th)			+ 0:21.5 7:58.9 (50th)
GAILLARD Jean Marc		+ 0:15.2 5:35.9 (31st)	+ 0:23.8 8:52.5 (28th)	+ 0:18.0 8:34.8 (24th)	+ 0:22.8 8:21.1 (39th)	+ 0:09.4 7:43.9 (10th)	+ 0:07.7 7:45.1 (8th)
DYRHAUG Niklas			+ 0:27.5 8:56.2 (38th)	+ 0:06.9 8:23.7 (4th)	+ 0:11.8 8:10.1 (14th)
PETUKHOV Alexey					+ 0:32.5 8:30.8 (65th)	+ 0:02.0 7:36.5 (2nd)
TSCHARNKE Tim		+ 0:15.4 5:36.1 (33rd)		+ 0:09.5 8:26.3 (6th)	+ 0:11.6 8:09.9 (13th)	+ 0:22.9 7:57.4 (49th)	+ 0:20.6 7:58.0 (47th)
JAKS Martin			+ 0:11.8 8:40.5 (7th)	+ 0:16.0 8:32.8 (17th)	+ 0:24.1 8:22.4 (43rd)	+ 0:14.8 7:49.3 (25th)	+ 0:16.9 7:54.3 (36th)
ROETHE Sjur		+ 0:13.6 5:34.3 (24th)		+ 0:10.7 8:27.5 (8th)	+ 0:16.5 8:14.8 (18th)
SHIRIAEV Sergey							+ 0:05.2 7:42.6 (5th)
KROGH Finn Haagen		+ 0:05.7 5:26.4 (6th)	+ 0:28.5 8:57.2 (40th)
POLTORANIN Alexey		+ 0:09.2 5:29.9 (10th)	+ 0:23.7 8:52.4 (25th)	+ 0:18.7 8:35.5 (26th)
BRANDSDAL Eirik		+ 0:06.8 5:27.5 (7th)		+ 0:26.1 8:42.9 (31st)
MORILOV Nikolay					+ 0:08.6 8:06.9 (8th)	+ 0:17.6 7:52.1 (35th)
MODIN Jesper						+ 0:16.8 7:51.3 (33rd)	+ 0:09.7 7:47.1 (9th)
RAZYM Ales			+ 0:13.3 8:42.0 (9th)		+ 0:25.6 8:23.9 (49th)		+ 0:24.5 8:01.9 (58th)
PERL Curdin		+ 0:17.9 5:38.6 (40th)	+ 0:13.5 8:42.2 (10th)		+ 0:23.9 8:22.2 (41st)	+ 0:15.5 7:50.0 (30th)	+ 0:16.2 7:53.6 (33rd)

Prologue Free Technique: Historical results Women

Name		Falun 2013-03-22 Interval Free 2.5 km	Oberhof 2012-12-29 Interval Free 3 km	Falun 2012-03-16 Interval Free 2.5 km	Oberhof 2011-12-29 Interval Free 2.5 km	Oberhof 2010-12-31 Interval Free 2.5 km	Oberhof 2010-01-01 Interval Free 2.8 km
KOWALCZYK Justyna		+ 0:10.8 6:14.0 (5th)	+ 0:04.7 7:32.8 (3rd)	+ 0:14.2 7:08.6 (4th)	+ 0:00.0 7:03.7 (1st)	+ 0:00.0 6:39.0 (1st)	+ 0:06.3 6:41.6 (3rd)
KALLA Charlotte		+ 0:04.4 6:07.6 (2nd)	+ 0:04.4 7:32.5 (2nd)	+ 0:06.2 7:00.6 (2nd)	+ 0:07.0 7:10.7 (9th)	+ 0:01.5 6:40.5 (2nd)
BJOERGEN Marit		+ 0:00.0 6:03.2 (1st)		+ 0:00.0 6:54.4 (1st)	+ 0:00.4 7:04.1 (2nd)
RANDALL Kikkan		+ 0:06.6 6:09.8 (3rd)	+ 0:00.0 7:28.1 (1st)	+ 0:15.6 7:10.0 (7th)	+ 0:07.2 7:10.9 (10th)	+ 0:13.3 6:52.3 (16th)
ROPONEN Riitta-Liisa			+ 0:10.6 7:38.7 (5th)	+ 0:19.0 7:13.4 (10th)	+ 0:06.3 7:10.0 (6th)	+ 0:05.7 6:44.7 (4th)	+ 0:16.2 6:51.5 (8th)
JACOBSEN Astrid Uhrenholdt		+ 0:07.1 6:10.3 (4th)	+ 0:12.2 7:40.3 (6th)		+ 0:09.1 7:12.8 (13th)	+ 0:04.8 6:43.8 (3rd)	+ 0:23.3 6:58.6 (22nd)
KRISTOFFERSEN Marthe			+ 0:18.8 7:46.9 (16th)	+ 0:11.4 7:05.8 (3rd)	+ 0:04.2 7:07.9 (5th)	+ 0:12.0 6:51.0 (14th)	+ 0:20.0 6:55.3 (16th)
HERRMANN Denise		+ 0:18.7 6:21.9 (16th)	+ 0:09.3 7:37.4 (4th)	+ 0:29.3 7:23.7 (21st)	+ 0:08.9 7:12.6 (11th)	+ 0:08.7 6:47.7 (7th)	+ 0:28.5 7:03.8 (46th)
KOROSTELEVA Natalia		+ 0:26.4 6:29.6 (28th)	+ 0:17.1 7:45.2 (12th)		+ 0:06.9 7:10.6 (8th)		+ 0:02.1 6:37.4 (2nd)
MAJDIC Petra						+ 0:09.3 6:48.3 (8th)	+ 0:00.0 6:35.3 (1st)
SAARINEN Aino- Kaisa		+ 0:35.8 6:39.0 (37th)	+ 0:22.7 7:50.8 (27th)	+ 0:38.6 7:33.0 (33rd)	+ 0:06.5 7:10.2 (7th)	+ 0:07.3 6:46.3 (6th)	+ 0:15.5 6:50.8 (6th)
JOHAUG Therese		+ 0:17.5 6:20.7 (11th)	+ 0:17.2 7:45.3 (13th)	+ 0:15.3 7:09.7 (6th)	+ 0:12.2 7:15.9 (14th)	+ 0:15.1 6:54.1 (22nd)	+ 0:25.6 7:00.9 (36th)
TCHEKALEVA Yulia		+ 0:19.7 6:22.9 (17th)	+ 0:15.2 7:43.3 (8th)			+ 0:07.2 6:46.2 (5th)	+ 0:18.9 6:54.2 (13th)
STEIRA Kristin Stoermer		+ 0:38.3 6:41.5 (44th)	+ 0:16.0 7:44.1 (10th)	+ 0:14.6 7:09.0 (5th)	+ 0:19.5 7:23.2 (25th)		+ 0:16.4 6:51.7 (9th)
SARASOJA Riikka		+ 0:17.8 6:21.0 (12th)	+ 0:18.6 7:46.7 (14th)	+ 0:44.8 7:39.2 (40th)	+ 0:04.1 7:07.8 (4th)	+ 0:22.8 7:01.8 (36th)	+ 0:25.4 7:00.7 (27th)
BARTHELEMY Laure				+ 0:19.0 7:13.4 (10th)	+ 0:12.5 7:16.2 (16th)	+ 0:09.5 6:48.5 (9th)	+ 0:18.9 6:54.2 (13th)
LAHTEENMAKI Krista		+ 0:20.9 6:24.1 (19th)	+ 0:19.9 7:48.0 (18th)	+ 0:21.5 7:15.9 (14th)	+ 0:13.6 7:17.3 (18th)	+ 0:09.5 6:48.5 (9th)
BRODIN Hanna				+ 0:37.3 7:31.7 (31st)	+ 0:04.0 7:07.7 (3rd)		+ 0:17.6 6:52.9 (10th)
FOLLIS Arianna						+ 0:13.4 6:52.4 (17th)	+ 0:07.0 6:42.3 (4th)
BRUN-LIE Celine		+ 0:14.9 6:18.1 (9th)					+ 0:15.7 6:51.0 (7th)
DIGGINS Jessica		+ 0:14.2 6:17.4 (8th)	+ 0:47.1 8:15.2 (62nd)	+ 0:16.0 7:10.4 (8th)
WENG Heidi		+ 0:11.2 6:14.4 (6th)	+ 0:33.0 8:01.1 (39th)	+ 0:20.3 7:14.7 (12th)	+ 0:26.1 7:29.8 (45th)
BROOKS Holly		+ 0:12.3 6:15.5 (7th)	+ 0:16.9 7:45.0 (11th)		+ 0:33.6 7:37.3 (53rd)
HUGUE Coraline		+ 0:20.8 6:24.0 (18th)	+ 0:14.8 7:42.9 (7th)		+ 0:18.1 7:21.8 (23rd)		+ 0:36.9 7:12.2 (58th)
OESTBERG Ingvild Flugstad		+ 0:17.0 6:20.2 (10th)	+ 0:38.8 8:06.9 (45th)	+ 0:48.3 7:42.7 (44th)	+ 0:08.9 7:12.6 (11th)	+ 0:17.0 6:56.0 (25th)
GOESSNER Miriam							+ 0:12.7 6:48.0 (5th)
AYMONIER Celia			+ 0:15.2 7:43.3 (8th)
HAGEN Martine Ek				+ 0:16.7 7:11.1 (9th)