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The sprint action at the World Speed Skating Championships Hamar 2022 was completed on Saturday (5 March) with the Netherlands taking the women's team sprint before hosts Norway claimed the men's version.
The hosts looked lively at times but despite efforts from Chris Cadden, Christian Doidge, Sylvester Jasper, and Elias Melkersen they were unable to breach Zander Clark’s goal. The visitors struggled too, with no shots on target and only a handful of speculative efforts.
Marius Lindvik made it four wins out of four for Norwegian nordic athletes in Oslo on Saturday (5 March) by taking the large hill World Cup contest.
In-form Frenchman Quentin Fillon Maillet stretched his IBU World Cup lead with victory in the 10km sprint in Kontiolahti. The double Olympic gold medallist shot clean in Finland and came home in 23:21 to secure his second sprint win of the campaign and move to 696 World Cup points, 155 clear of compatriot Émilien Jacquelin, who finished sixth on Saturday after two shooting errors. Ad/> «The goal for the end of the season is the Globe and to continue to have good races,» said Fillon Maillet.
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Therese Johaug ended her career with victory on the Holmenkollen on Saturday (5 March).
Jutta Leerdam beat compatriot Femke Kok by just 0.15 seconds over 1000m to win gold in the women's event. Kok won both 500m races but couldn't keep the gap close enough to Leerdam at the longer distance, and despite finishing second in both 1000m races, it was not enough to take the title.
Silje Opseth delighted the home fans with her first ski jumping World Cup victory in Oslo on Saturday (5 March).