Two Cross Country World Cup events were held last week in Norway, with a sprint event in Drammen followed by a 50km race in Oslo.
Australia was represented in the Drammen sprint by Milano–Cortina Olympians Hugo Hinckfuss, who finished 58th, Lars Young Vik in 61st, and Seve de Campo in 75th.
De Campo also contested the 50km mass start freestyle in Oslo, placing 64th. He was joined by fellow Milano–Cortina Olympian Phoebe Cridland, who finished 46th in the women’s event.
The final World Cup stop of the season will take place next weekend in Lake Placid, USA, with competition scheduled across a 10km interval classic on March 20, a sprint freestyle on March 21, and a 20km mass start freestyle on March 22.
Australia’s team for Lake Placid will include Rosie Fordham, Phoebe Cridland, Maddie Hooker, Seve de Campo, Hugo Hinckfuss and Lars Young Vik.
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Seve de Campo in the Men's Sprint Qualification in Drammen
© Dominik Berchtold/FIS
Australia was represented in the Drammen sprint by Milano–Cortina Olympians Hugo Hinckfuss, who finished 58th, Lars Young Vik in 61st, and Seve de Campo in 75th.
De Campo also contested the 50km mass start freestyle in Oslo, placing 64th. He was joined by fellow Milano–Cortina Olympian Phoebe Cridland, who finished 46th in the women’s event.
The final World Cup stop of the season will take place next weekend in Lake Placid, USA, with competition scheduled across a 10km interval classic on March 20, a sprint freestyle on March 21, and a 20km mass start freestyle on March 22.
Australia’s team for Lake Placid will include Rosie Fordham, Phoebe Cridland, Maddie Hooker, Seve de Campo, Hugo Hinckfuss and Lars Young Vik.
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Seve de Campo in the Men's Sprint Qualification in Drammen
© Dominik Berchtold/FIS
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