Larsson King of Shangri-La
He is not only the king of Düsseldorf any more. Peter Larsson is now also king of Shangri-La. He won the first stage of the Tour de Ski China at 10 500 feet above sea level.
The conditions where extreme at the first stage of the Tour de Ski China. The firs race where held in south China, close to Tibet and the high altitude really put the pressure on the skiers. Bjoern Lind, Olympic Champion fro...[More]
Bjorn Lind - two times Olympic Gold Medalist - will attend Tour de Ski China
The organizing committee of the Tour de Ski China is proud to announce that - next to 43 European top skiers and the strong China Ski Team - the double Olympic Champion Bjorn Lind will compete in the first ever Tour de Ski China. Convinced by Swedish head coach of the China Ski Team Per-Erik ”Peken” Rönnestrand the Turin Olympic Sprint Champion decided that he will compe...[More]
Citizen Official Sponsor of Tour de Ski China
Nordic Ways proudly announces, Citizen Watch Company will be the official sponsor for the first ever Tour de Ski China. The company was established in 1924 and during the past 25 year period the company has risen to its current position as the world’s largest watchmaker, a distinction Citizen has held every year since 1986. More recently, Citizen has staked out a new position as the leader in Eco...[More]
Press conference for Shangri-La stage in Tour De Ski China
Last Friday Nordic Ways hosted a press conference in Radisson SAS hotel in Beijing with reference to the Shangri-La stage in Tour De Ski China. Shangri-La will be the host city for the first of four stages in this ski series that starts on December 28. Thereby Shangri-La will also be the first host city for a ski event in Southern China. Tour De Ski will last for eight days and will take pla...[More]
Mr. Gao looks to the future
The General Secretary of the Chinese Ski Association, Mr. Gao, was a proud man after Asia's first ever summer ski event. After handing over the last prices under Changbai Mountain Summer Ski event took a couple of minutes to talk about how he, and the CSA, felt about the event.
"I, and the CSA, are both very proud about what happened here in Changbai Mountain today. We have in ac...[More]
Swedish dominance in Summer Ski Sprint
Led by Olympic Champions Bjorn Lind and Anna Dahlberg, Sweden today dominated the Changbai Mountain Summer Ski sprint. In the mens qualification, quarter and semi final Bjorn Lind, Fredrik Persson, Peter Larsson and Gustav Berglund dominated and left the men’s final to be an all Swedish event.
The final itself was won by Olympic Champion Bjorn Lind after a...[More]
Skiing in summer? Of course!
The Summer Ski Sprint is not only a professional race but your chance to ski in summer in China! Join us for two days of fun on Changbai Mountain’s slopes!
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Changbai Mountain Summer Ski
The Changbai Mountain Summer Ski Sprint is one of the new Nordic Ways events for the year 2007, taking place on June 16 and 17.
Skiing in summer? In China? Yes, off course! Watch the professional sprint race and ski on Changbai Mountain yourself!
Together with the world’s elite, the 2006 Turin Olympic Champions Bjorn Lind and Anna Dahlberg will gather on Changbai Mountain for the last big compet...[More]
FIS World Cup Sprint
2007.03.20
Today was the first competition day of the second FIS Cross Country World Cup in Changchun，China, and it kicked of with maybe the most exciting and action packed events of them all, the classic sprint.
The World Cup was held in Jingyuetan park, the same venue that for the fifth time this year, held the Vasaloppet China, another FIS status cup based in China.
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