The Ski Classics Challengers event, Arctic Alta Skimarathon, took place this Saturday with a 46km long-distance skiing race in classic technique at Alta, Norway. Check out the results.
After a day full of action, one of the Ski Classics Challengers events in Norway, the Arctic Alta Skimarathon, saw a fierce battle for all the podium places. Ultimately, Henrik Arntzen Joks, Team Næringsbanken Stora Enso, and Gunhild Eliassen, Nordreisa Idrettslag, won their respective races with solid performances.
Arctic Alta Skimarathon – 46km Men’s Race
In the men’s event, the winner, Henrik Arntzen Joks, Team Næringsbanken Stora Enso/Forsøk IL, completed the race in a time of 2:16:45.0.
Daniel Strand, Alta IF/Alta IF Langrenn, finished in second place, 11:57.0 behind, followed by Alexander Vestre, Øksfjord IL, completing the podium in third position and 14:36.0 back.
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Top 3 Men
- Henrik Arntzen Joks, Team Næringsbanken Stora Enso/Forsøk IL, 2:16:45.0
- Daniel Strand, Alta IF/Alta IF Langrenn, +11:57.0
- Alexander Vestre, Øksfjord IL, +14:36.0
Full results can be found HERE
Arctic Alta Skimarathon – 46km Women’s Race
In the women’s competition, the winner was Gunhild Eliassen, Nordreisa Idrettslag, completing the event in a total time of 2:51:41.0.
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Top 3 Women
- Gunhild Eliassen, Nordreisa Idrettslag, 2:51:41.0
- Elinor Henriksen, Oslo, +41:37.0
- Therese Bang Larsen, Hammerfest SK, +45:11.0
Full results can be found HERE
As the Arctic Alta Skimarathon 46km is a Ski Classics Challengers event, Pro Team registered athletes could collect points for the Ski Classics Champion and Youth competitions in their respective genders.
Complete results of the event can be found here and here, and a list of Ski Classics Challengers events with confirmed dates for season 2024/2025 can be found at Ski Classics. The list is updated continuously with new events.
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Photos: Anders Abrahamsen
