The second stage of the 160km Ski Classics Challengers event Arctic Circle Race took place this Saturday with a 57km long-distance race in classic technique in Sisimiut, Greenland. Get to know the second-day winners.
After a full day of action, the Ski Classics Challengers event Arctic Circle Race saw Martin Møller and Danielle Bridle winning their respective stage 2 races.
Arctic Circle Race – Day 2 – Men’s Race
In the men’s race, the winner of day 2 was Martin Møller, who completed the race in a time of 4:40:59.0.
Rasmus Jørgensen finished in second place, 11:18.0 behind the winner, followed by Qulutak Møller, completing the podium in the third position and 32:21.0 back.
Arctic Circle Race – Day 2 – Top 3 Men
- Martin Møller, NSP skiklub, 4:40:59.0
- Rasmus Jørgensen, NSP skiklub, +11:18.0
- Qulutak Møller, Qeqqata Kommunea, +32:21.0
Complete results can be found HERE
Arctic Circle Race – Day 2 – Women’s Race
In the women’s competition, the winner was Danielle Bridle with a total time of 5:42:10.0.
Nivi Geisler finished in second place, 6:44.0 behind the winner, followed by Sasja Hendriksen Joelsen, 27:33.0 back, and completing the podium in the third position.
Arctic Circle Race – Day 2 – Top 3 Women
- Danielle Bridle, KTI Sisimiut, 5:42:10.0
- Nivi Geisler, Inuplan SkiTeam, +6:44.0
- Sasja Hendriksen Joelsen, NDO Supply A/S, +27:33.0
Complete results can be found HERE
As the Arctic Circle Race 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 from day 2 of the Arctic Circle Race can be found here and here when available, and you can check a list of the upcoming Challengers events on skiclassics.com.
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Photo: Aqqalu Inuuteq Dahl/Arctic Circle Race
