The Norwegian Ski Association has complemented its Trondheim World Cup team with two male skiers.
Håvard Solås Taugbö and Ansgar Evensen has been selected for the Norwegian ski team for the Trondheim World Cup. Norway has five seats for the men’s sprint race as Johannes Hösflot Kläbo won the championship in the previous World Cup.
Taugbön convinced the voters in Engadin’s free skiing sprint as he finished fifth in the race. He was also at the Norwegian Championship in January in the sixth sprint. Evensen was the third best Norwegian in the Engadin race in 16th place.
Norwegian ski team leader Ulf Morten aunen The choices were made based on recent results.
“We were in a situation where we didn’t get all the answers in the championship, so we had to bring the Engad,” Aune said For NRK.
According to Aunen, it is not yet clear who the skiers will be able to compete and who will have to become a deputy, but he believes he is wiser after the Cogne World Cup.
The men’s World Cup is now ready for skiing. The last choices knew that for example, in Les Rousses, a 10 -kilometer -free skiing and second skiing in Engadin Iver Tildheim Andersen Didn’t fit in the team. One more skier will be selected for the women’s team later.