Jenny Larsson, Lager 157 Ski Team, won Tjejvasan – the world’s largest ski race exclusively for women – ahead of Louise Lindström, Team Eksjöhus, and Julie Kvale Støstad, Team Ramudden. The junior class was won by Alva Hedström from Funäsdalens IF, with Anna Aukland from Norway in second place and Ines Lignell from Lucksta IF in third.
On Saturday, February 22, at 09:00, Tjejvasan – the world’s largest ski race exclusively for women – will begin. The 30 km course runs from Oxberg to Mora. Interest in the race is high, with an increase in registrations compared to last year. This year’s race, the 37th edition, has so far attracted over 6,500 participants. Anyone keen to ski thirty fantastic kilometres can still register, with registration open until race day. Tjejvasan is now also a Ski Classics Challenger race, featuring both a senior competition class (D21) and a junior competition class (D17–20). Sveriges Television has, per tradition, broadcast Tjejvasan live ever since 2012. We can now present – also per tradition – all the conditions ahead of Tjejvasan 2025.
On Friday, February 21, at 09:00, Vasaloppet’s Winter Week 2025 kicks off with Vasaloppet 30, a 30 km race from Oxberg to Mora. This is the first of the Winter Week's 14 races, with distances ranging from 9 to 90 km. The week will culminate on "Vasaloppet Sunday," March 2, with the 101st Vasaloppet in history. Currently, more than 54,000 participants from 66 different nations are registered, and the forecast indicates that over 57,000 skiers will attend the Winter Week 2025.
During Vasaloppet’s Winter Week 2025, Vasaloppet has partnered with the photography service Sportograf. In all races during Vasaloppet’s Winter Week 2025 (except the children's race Barnens Vasalopp), Sportograf’s skilled photographers will be present across the entire Vasaloppet Arena to capture participants’ journeys toward the finish in Mora.
Do you want to see your loved ones cross the finish line? Or yourself? Or follow the elite skiers? All TV schedules for Vasaloppet’s Winter Week 2025 are now available. This includes Vasaloppet’s own streaming service, Vasaloppet.TV, with an English schedule, as well as Swedish television broadcasts and Ski Classics Play.
February will be an intense month for cross-country skiing, especially in Dalarna. The World Cup in Falun, Ski Classics in Orsa, Tjejvasan from Oxberg to Mora, and then the 101st Vasaloppet on the first Sunday in March – all happening alongside the World Championships in Trondheim, Norway. Ski Classics has now completed 6 of the season's 14 races. The seventh race, Jizerská50 in the Czech Republic, will take place on Sunday, February 9. Here’s an overview of the current standings.
Preparations for your dream race start now – seamlessly and easily with our services for booking buses, ski wax, and more. You’ll find everything on our page, "Vasaloppet's Winter Week 2025."
Facilitating carpooling, recommending alternative routes, improving and expanding parking areas, and using temporary bridges over the river — these are some of the ways Vasaloppet is working to reduce car traffic, queues, and congestion, particularly at the start location in Sälen during the Winter Week 2025.
Since autumn 2023, a total ban on fluorinated ski wax has been in effect for ski races sanctioned by the International Ski and Snowboard Federation and the Swedish Ski Association. This rule applies to all 14 races during Vasaloppet's Winter Week 2025 and includes both elite skiers and recreational participants. Random checks will be conducted at both the start and finish.
Snow coats the roofs in shimmering white, while skiers prepare for the race’s delight. Registration for Vasaloppet’s Winter Week 2025 is currently surging, with more than 46,000 participants already securing their spots for one of the 14 races.
