Heikkinen is ready for radical decisions, if needed
Matti Heikkinen is going to the Tour to fight for good points, but is not afraid to take radical decisions if needed - not to jeopardize the Games.
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Aino-Kaisa Saarinen: Tour is only the preparation
Saarinen's Christmas time has gone well.
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- Have sex as much as possible
With some help from Switzerland (Gaudenz Flury - thank you!) Skierpost.com was able to get some insights to Toni Livers' training and preparation for this year's Tour de Ski.
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Andy Newell hopes to be a better distance skier
The U.S. Ski Team's Andy Newell wrapped up his time on the Tour de Ski Monday, qualifying for finals for the second time this year and finishing sixth in the freestyle sprint in the Czech Republic.
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Better to celebrate my birthday than to win today
Petter Northug didn`t have to use all his effort today to take the victory in the 36 km pursuit race in the Tour de Ski.
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Vassili Rotchev: I still have a chance for the Olympics
Vassili Rochev missed the races in Krasnogorsk due to an appendix operation, but doesn't deny that he still has a chance to qualify for the Olympics.
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Interview with US Champion Erik Melin Soederstroem - the winner who has to...
Erik Soederstroem won the classic sprint event at US National Championships this Friday.
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Alsgaard's preparations for Vasaloppet are going OK
Skierpost.com met the Norwegian ski star Thomas Alsgaard in Otepaa and asked a few questions about his future plans.
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Interview with Niklas Dyrhaug
Niklas Dyrhaug is a rising star from Norway. He started at this year's World Cup opener in Beitostoelen and immediately got to sit in the leader's throne.
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Interview with Marco Selle
Marco Selle is the head coach for the Italian Men's National Team.
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Interview with Manuel Hirner
Skierpost.com caught up with the only skier from Austria Ski Team at the Otepaa World Cup.
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Bente Skari: It`s much easier to win medals than to raise children
Holmenkollen will host the world`s best skiers for the World Championships next winter and former skier Bente Skari came to Estonia to get some experience as the head of the judiciary.
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Stefan Kuhn: Vancouver Olympics will be a highlight for the rest of my life,...
Not long ago he worked double duty as a chef and cross-country skier with Olympic aspirations, Kuhn wondered if the comeback he'd planned would be possible.
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Kuitunen: many good things have happened
Virpi Kuitunen tried the race courses in Whistler.
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Hattestad:Emil Jönsson is the big favorite
Today it was the first time for Sprintgutta, the trio Johan Kjølstad, Ola Vigen Hattestad and Øystein Pettersen, to test the Olympic trails.
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Kowalczyk: I think that training has been a success
The representative of Poland (Justyna Kowalczyk) who leads the overall World Cup, gave an exclusive interview to Eurosport.ru.
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Sprint`s “Black sheep” – Johan Kjoelstad
As Kjoelstad won the Norwegian Championships in sprint, he is now ready to hunt down the gold in Vancouver.
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Heikkinen admitted: Tour de Ski took the force
Matti Heikkinen's shape was not sufficient to keep Finland at the top during the relay race in Vancouver. But Ville Nousiainen has proven to be the most stable skier in the team.
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Nousiainen: Not how I planned
Ville Nousiainen said that the 50km race at the Olympics was his most important race of last four years. The result was relatively modest.
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