A 100-year tradition, a ski festival and a test of strength! The 100th Vasaloppet will take place on Sunday, March 3, 2024. Start places for this unique race will be made available during this year's Vasaloppet, more specifically when the first elite skier passes Mångsbodarna.
The ski fest and celebrations in forefathers' tracks continue next year! Registration for Vasaloppet's Winter Week 2024 opens as early as Saturday, February 25. Those who want to be one step ahead can register no later than March 19 to get a 20 percent discount on the registration fee for any 2024 ski race (excluding the 100th Vasaloppet on Sunday, March 3, 2024).
Starting in 2024, you will not only be able to choose classic ski style or skate in Öppet Spår Monday. You'll also be able to choose your distance, picking between 28, 43 or 90 kilometres. Welcome to a flexible Monday!
The home edition of Vasaloppet, Hemmavasan skidor (Hemmavasan on skis) 2023, is launching as a complement to Vasaloppet's Winter Week 2023. While the regular races are held on location in Sälen and Mora, from Friday, February 24, to Sunday, March 5, participants can also ski a race at any location around the world – in the digital Vasaloppet Arena.
It's almost time for the big event of the winter - Vasaloppet's Winter Week 2023 - which starts with the 30 km race Vasaloppet 30 on Friday, February 24 and finishes with the 99th Vasaloppet on Sunday, March 5. A total of twelve different races are taking place in the Vasaloppet Arena. There are several different start locations but all races do, of course, finish under the Vasaloppet finish line portal at the belfry in Mora. There's also Barnens Vasalopp for those aged 3–10 and Hemmavasan for those who want to ski at home. So which race should you choose? Here is our quick guide, day by day and race by race.
Wherever you live in the world you can watch the 99th Vasaloppet on March 5, 2023. Here is an overview of where you can watch Vasaloppet. All ski races in Vasaloppet’s Winter Week 2023 are also broadcast live via Vasaloppet’s own streaming service.
In November 2022, Vasaloppet's big central warehouse burned down and the flames destroyed almost all the materials needed to run races in the Vasaloppet Arena. That very same day, work started to build and buy new materials and now, with just under six weeks left until Vasaloppet's Winter Week 2023, almost everything is ready – including hundreds of new signs, 2,000 metres of fences and large, new cooking vessels for the classic blueberry soup.
Vasaloppet started in 1922 and this year will see the 99th Vasaloppet. It initially started as a Swedish national competition and the first foreign participants joined in 1948. These days, about 25% of the starting participants are international. But do you know who from your country has the best results? We have the list.
Experience a true Black Friday! Set your sights on Nattvasan on Friday, March 3, 2023. An exercise race focused on adventure. Choose between 30, 45 and 90 km of skiing. Ski alone or in pairs, using classic style or skate. You can participate in Nattvasan 30 from the year you turn 11 and Nattvasan 45 and 90 from the year you turn 17.
Tjejvasan is our 30 km skiing race with only female skiers at the starting line. The event was first held in 1988 and now joins the Ski Classics Challengers calendar for the upcoming edition on February 25, 2023.
