TelemarkLivigno Hosts FIS Telemark World Cup 2024 with Spectacular Comeback from Trym Nygaard Løken
Trym Nygaard Løken, renowned for his victories as the Parallel Sprint World Cup winner and the 2023 World Champion in both Parallel Sprint and Sprint, made an inspiring comeback this season. After a winter absence due to his surgery and the subsequent recovery period, Løken’s return was not merely a personal triumph but a pivotal moment for the entire telemark skiing community, embodying the resilience and fervor at the heart of this sport.
Event Highlights
The event began with the Telemark Classic race, captivating audiences with the unique blend of alpine skiing, Nordic skiing, and ski jumping that defines telemark. The Livigno races were broadcast live, allowing fans worldwide to partake in the excitement virtually.
Livigno World Cup Highlights
The FIS Telemark World Cup in Livigno brought exhilarating races across both men’s and women’s categories, showcasing the incredible talent and dedication of the athletes.
- Men’s Sprint (13 Mar)
Elie Nabot led the pack, winning the sprint event with a time of 1:49.56, followed by Raphael Mahlknecht and Yoann Rostolan, highlighting the competitive spirit among the top contenders. - Women’s Sprint (13 Mar)
Argeline Tan Bouquet triumphed in the women’s sprint, clocking in at 1:59.64, with Jasmin Taylor and Camille Bourbon rounding out the podium, demonstrating the fierce competition in the women’s field. - Men’s Sprint (14 Mar)
Noe Claye emerged victorious in another sprint event, with Elie Nabot and Trym Nygaard Løken closely following, indicating Løken’s significant comeback into the competitive scene. - Women’s Sprint (14 Mar)
Kaja Bjørnstad Konow took the lead in the women’s sprint, followed by Jasmin Taylor and Laly Chaucheprat, showcasing the depth of talent among the participants. - Men’s Classic (15 Mar)
Trym Nygaard Løken won the classic event, marking a remarkable return to form after his recovery, with Noe Claye and Yoann Rostolan completing the podium, underscoring the high stakes of the competition. - Women’s Classic (15 Mar)
Argeline Tan Bouquet secured another win in the classic, with Laly Chaucheprat and Jasmin Taylor finishing strong, highlighting the enduring prowess of these athletes.
Standings Update
The Livigno races were crucial for the World Cup standings, with Elie Nabot nearing the Sprint Globe’s securement. However, the top three standings are still highly competitive, especially with Løken’s impressive return potentially influencing the points distribution in the upcoming races. Although not in contention for the Globe, Løken’s focus on victory has introduced an exhilarating dynamic to the competition.
Looking Ahead
As the telemark skiing circuit advances to Praloup for the World Cup finals, anticipation builds for a fierce showdown, with Løken’s participation promising an even more thrilling conclusion to the season.
The FIS Telemark World Cup in Livigno was not merely a showcase of athletic excellence but a celebration of the telemark skiing community’s spirit. Trym Nygaard Løken’s comeback has sparked added excitement, setting the scene for a dramatic season finale.
Livigno World Cup Highlights
The event saw thrilling races in both men’s and women’s categories, with Elie Nabot, Raphael Mahlknecht, and Yoann Rostolan leading the men’s sprint, and Argeline Tan Bouquet, Jasmin Taylor, and Camille Bourbon dominating the women’s field. Noe Claye, Kaja Bjørnstad Konow, and again Trym Nygaard Løken showcased their prowess, marking a competition filled with remarkable performances and setting the stage for an eagerly awaited conclusion to the World Cup season.
For detailed race results and standings, fans and enthusiasts are encouraged to visit the official FIS results page.
