Tour de Ski 2023-2024


At our Tour de Ski page, you can find all the information you need about the Tour. The 2023/2024 Tour will be competed in Switzerland and Italy. Take a look at the TdS 2023/2024 schedule, results, and many historical facts of past editions of Tour de Ski.


Tour de Ski 2022-2023 begins on New Year's Eve Val Müstair, Switzerland.
Photo: Teemu Moisio / PTB Creative (Ruka Nordic)
Tour de Ski 2022-2023 begins on New Year's Eve Val Müstair, Switzerland.


The Tour de Ski is a cross-country skiing event held annually in Central Europe. The Tour de Ski typically has 6-9 stages and the combined time (and bonus seconds) of the stages will decide the winner of the tour. The Tour de Ski got it's inspiration from Tour de France of cycling.

The stages and organizing venues vary yearly. Through the years the Tour de Ski stages have been organized in Germany, Switzerland, Italy and Czech Republic. The tour tradionally ends in Val di Fiemme, Italy. The final stage of the tour is the long and steep final climb on top of the Alpe Cermis mountain.

The first Tour de Ski was organized in 2006–2007 and since then the Tour has been competed every year.

Tour de Ski stages are also a part of the FIS Cross-Country skiing World Cup. Men's and women's race distances have been unified in the world cup and Tour de Ski by FIS from the season 2022-2023 onwards.



Tour de Ski 2023-2024 - Schedule


Tour de Ski has listened to the criticism about heavy travelling between events. Tour de Ski 2023–2024 events will only take place in three localities and two countries. The tour includes seven stages in 2023-2024.

The tour begins with free technique sprints in Toblach, Italy, on the 30th of December 2023. On the following day, the same locality will host classic style 10 km interval races. The third competition in Toblach will see daylight on the first day of 2024 as 20 km pursuits in free technique will be skied on Monday January 1st 2024.

After a days rest, the tour continues with freestyle sprints on the 3rd of January in Davos, Switzerland. On the next day Davos will host 20 km puruits in classic technique.

After Davos, the tour will move to its final location Val Di Fiemme, Italy, where a days rest will be followed by two races on January 6th and 7th. The action starts with 15 km classic technique mass starts on Saturday and the tour ends with the challenging 10 km final climb in free technique on Sunday.

The final stage is arranged as a mass start instead of a pursuit, now for the fifth time in a row.

NOTE! All the times in the calendar are Central European Time (CET), UTC +1.

Calendar Tour de Ski 2023-2024

  • DateEventLocation
  • 30.12.2023 - 7.1.2024Tour de Ski Italy, Switzerland
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    Sat 30.12.2023Toblach Sprint (f) qualification, women
    Sat 30.12.2023Toblach Sprint (f) qualification, men
    Sat 30.12.2023Toblach Sprint (f) finals, women
    Sat 30.12.2023Toblach Sprint (f) finals, men
    Sun 31.12.2023Toblach 10 km (c) interval, women
    Sun 31.12.2023Toblach 10 km (c) interval, men
    Mon 01.01.2024Toblach 20 km (f) pursuit, women
    Mon 01.01.2024Toblach 20 km (f) pursuit, men
    Wed 03.01.2024Davos Sprint (f) qualification, women
    Wed 03.01.2024Davos Sprint (f) qualification, men
    Wed 03.01.2024Davos Sprint (f) finals, women
    Wed 03.01.2024Davos Sprint (f) finals, men
    Thu 04.01.2024Davos 20 km (c) pursuit, women
    Thu 04.01.2024Davos 20 km (c) pursuit, men
    Sat 06.01.2024Val di Fiemme 15 km (c) Mass start, women
    Sat 06.01.2024Val di Fiemme 15 km (c) Mass start, men
    Sun 07.01.2024Val di Fiemme Final climb 10 km (f) mass start, women
    Sun 07.01.2024Val di Fiemme Final climb 10 km (f) mass start, men




Johannes Høsflot Klæbo is always among the favourites on Tour de Ski.
Photo: Teemu Moisio / PTB Creative (Ruka Nordic)
Johannes Høsflot Klæbo is always among the favourites on Tour de Ski.


Tour de Ski 2023-2024 - Standings


We will update the Tour de Ski 2023-2024 overall standings here as the Tour progresses.



Tour de Ski 2023-2024 - Teams


We will update the line-ups for the top teams for Tour de Ski 2023/2024 here.


Tour de Ski 2023-2024 - Results


We will update the Tour de Ski 2023-2024 results here.






One of the Tour de Ski greats, Hans Christer Holund, ended his career after season 2022/2023.
Photo: Teemu Moisio / PTB Creative (Ruka Nordic)
One of the Tour de Ski greats, Hans Christer Holund, ended his career after season 2022/2023.



Tour de Ski 2022-2023 prize money


In the last few years, there has been a lot of discussion about the prize money of Tour de Ski. The prize money has almost halved during ten years, which has been understandably upsetting many contestants.

For the season 2022-2023 however the Tour de Ski overall prizes rise with almost 50 % or 100 000 CHF. The winner of the Tour will receive 80 000 CHF (last season 55 000 CHF). The prize money for Tour de Ski 2023/2024 have not been announced yet.

See also: Complete Tour de Ski prize money tables for season 2022-2023


Video – Tour de Ski 2019/2020




Alpe Cermis - Tour de Ski Final Climb


Tour de Ski final climb, Alpe Cermis, is a classic. The 9 km (or 10 km) tour finale culminates in climbing up an alpine skiing slope with a serpentine track. The gradient of the final climb is 425 metres, with a total climb of 495 metres. The final climb has been a part of Tour de Ski since the very start in 2007, although the less sloped first part of the final leg has varied over the years. The final climb leg has been the same for men and women since 2011.

Lightweight skiers are often successful in the final climb. For women, Therese Johaug has usually dominated the final climb. Heidi Weng was the fastest skier in the final climb when Johaug was banned.

Ebba Andersson is one of the best climbers on the final climb.
Photo: Teemu Moisio / PTB Creative (Ruka Nordic)
Ebba Andersson is one of the best climbers on the final climb.


For men, Martin Johnsrud Sundby seems especially comfortable with the final climb. He was the fastest skier in the final climb of Tour de Ski 2017–2018. The Russian Denis Spitsov was the second fastest climber on last year's tour. The male skier with the highest number of first places in the final climb is Czech Lukas Bauer (3). Matti Heikkinen has also often succeeded in the final climb, with a second fastest climb after the Frenchman Maurice Manificat in season 2016–2017.

Alpe Cermis – Fastest Climber of All-Time


Men

20191. Kruger 16:25.32. Röthe 16:43.53. Lapierre 16:56.9
20181. Sundby 15:58.32. Spitsov 16:02.53. Holund 16:07.5
20171. Manificat 16:24.02. Bessmertnykh 16:26.63. Heikkinen 16:27.6
20161. Heikkinen 16:47.22. Duvillard 16:54.83. Krogh 17:04.2
20151. Manificat 15:52.02. Clara 16:12.33. Hellner 16:17.3
20141. Babikov 17:30.82. Röthe 17:32.13. Dyrhaug 17:35.6
20131. Hellner 16:56.62. Dürr 17:09.53. Legkov 17:13.6
20121. Clara 16:34.92. Manificat 16:48.23. Moriggl 16:49.3
20111. Bauer 17:00.62. Babikov 17:24.33. Perl 17:26.7


Women

20191. Östberg 19:49.52. Sedova 20:05.13. Pärmäkoski 20:24.2
20181. Weng 18:02.12. Stadlober 18:40.03. Östberg 18:50.9
20171. Weng 19:23.12. Stephen 19:28.63. Stadlober 19:43.5
20161. Johaug 18:46.62. Stephen 19:18.33. Weng 19:37.3
20151. Johaug 18:04.62. Weng 18:44.13. Björgen 18:55.1
20141. Johaug 19:46.92. Stephen 20:03.33. Weng/Ishida 20:20.8
20131. Johaug 20:13.12. Stephen 20:40.13. Weng 21:11.6
20121. Johaug 19:23.92. Kowalczyk 19:34.33. Shevchenko 19:47.7
20111. Johaug 18:55.42. Elden 19:37.93. Shevchenko 20:07.9


World Cup points from Tour de Ski


In addition to prize money the best overall performers in Tour de Ski are also awarded with generous amount of World Cup points. On top of that the from individual stages the skiers get half of the normal world cup race points.

WC points from the overall Tour

1-2526-50
1. = 300 p26. = 90 p
2. = 285 p27. = 84 p
3. = 270 p28. = 78 p
4. = 255 p29. = 72 p
5. = 240 p30. = 66 p
6. = 225 p31. = 60 p
7. = 216 p32. = 57 p
8. = 207 p33. = 54 p
9. = 198 p34. = 51 p
10. = 189 p35. = 48 p
11. = 180 p36. = 45 p
12. = 174 p37. = 42 p
13. = 168 p38. = 39 p
14. = 162 p39. = 36 p
15. = 156 p40. = 33 p
16. = 150 p41. = 30 p
17. = 144 p42. = 27 p
18. = 138 p43. = 24 p
19. = 132 p44. = 21 p
20. = 126 p45. = 18 p
21. = 120 p46. = 15 p
22. = 114 p47. = 12 p
23. = 108 p48. = 9 p
24. = 102 p49. = 6 p
25. = 96 p50. = 3 p


WC points from a single race

1-1011-2021-
1. = 50 p11. = 24 p21. = 10 p
2. = 46 p12. = 22 p22. = 9 p
3. = 43 p13. = 20 p23. = 8 p
4. = 40 p14. = 18 p24. = 7 p
5. = 37 p15. = 16 p25. = 6 p
6. = 34 p16. = 15 p26. = 5 p
7. = 32 p17. = 14 p27. = 4 p
8. = 30 p18. = 13 p28. = 3 p
9. = 28 p19. = 12 p29. = 2 p
10. = 26 p20. = 11 p30. = 1 p

Tour de Ski - History & statistics


Tour de Ski has been organized since season 2006-2007. During the years the venues have changed a lot. Val di Fiemme in Italy is the only place that has been in the schedule all along. Besides Italy Tour de Ski has been competed in Switzerland, Germany ja Czech Republic. Here is a list of all the Tour de Ski venues.

  • Asiago, Italy (2006-2008)
  • Davos (2024)
  • Lenzerheide, Switzerland (2013-2014,2016,2017-18,2021-2022)
  • München, Germany (2006-2007)
  • Nove Mesto na Morave, Czech Republic (2007-2009)
  • Oberhof, Germany (2008-2014)
  • Oberstdorf, Germany (2006-2007, 2010-2012, 2015-2019, 2021-2023)
  • Praha, Czech Republic (2007-2010)
  • Toblach, Italy (2009-2017, 2018-2021,2024)
  • Val di Fiemme, Italy (2006-2024)
  • Val Mustair, Switzerland (2012-2013, 2015, 2016-2017, 2018-2022)

Martin Johnsrud Sundby (on the right) has been very successful on Tour de Ski.
Martin Johnsrud Sundby (on the right) has been very successful on Tour de Ski. (Cephas [CC BY-SA 4.0], from Wikimedia Commons)


Tour de Ski overall winners of all time


SeasonMenWomen
2006-07Tobias Angerer 🇩🇪Virpi Kuitunen 🇫🇮
2007-08Lukáš Bauer 🇨🇿Charlotte Kalla 🇸🇪
2008-09Dario Cologna 🇨🇭Virpi Kuitunen 🇫🇮
2009-10Lukáš Bauer 🇨🇿Justyna Kowalczyk 🇵🇱
2010-11Dario Cologna 🇨🇭Justyna Kowalczyk 🇵🇱
2011-12Dario Cologna 🇨🇭Justyna Kowalczyk 🇵🇱
2012-13Alexander LegkovJustyna Kowalczyk 🇵🇱
2013-14Martin Johnsrud Sundby 🇳🇴Therese Johaug 🇳🇴
2014-15Petter Northug 🇳🇴Marit Björgen 🇳🇴
2015-16Martin Johnsrud Sundby 🇳🇴Therese Johaug 🇳🇴
2016-17Sergey UstiugovHeidi Weng 🇳🇴
2017-18Dario Cologna 🇨🇭Heidi Weng 🇳🇴
2018-19Johannes Høsflot Klæbo 🇳🇴Ingvild Flugstad Östberg 🇳🇴
2019-20Aleksander BolshunovTherese Johaug 🇳🇴
2020-21Aleksander BolshunovJessie Diggins 🇺🇸
2021-22Johannes Høsflot Klæbo 🇳🇴Natalia Nepryaeva
2022-23Johannes Høsflot Klæbo 🇳🇴Frida Karlsson 🇸🇪


Most overall wins


Men

AthleteWins
Dario Cologna 🇨🇭4
Johannes Høsflot Klæbo 🇳🇴3
Lukáš Bauer 🇨🇿2
Aleksander Bolshunov2
Martin Johnsrud Sundby 🇳🇴2
Tobias Angerer 🇩🇪1
Alexander Legkov1
Petter Northug 🇳🇴1
Sergey Ustijugov1

Women

AthleteWins
Justyna Kowalczyk 🇵🇱4
Therese Johaug 🇳🇴3
Virpi Kuitunen 🇫🇮2
Heidi Weng 🇳🇴1
Marit Björgen 🇳🇴1
Charlotte Kalla 🇳🇴1
Ingvild Flugstad Östberg 🇳🇴1
Jessie Diggins 🇺🇸1
Natalia Nepryaeva1
Frida Karlsson 🇸🇪1



Poland´s Justyna Kowalczyk is the most successful woman on the women´s Tour de Ski.
Poland´s Justyna Kowalczyk is the most successful woman on the women´s Tour de Ski. (Petr Novák, Wikipedia [CC BY-SA 2.5], via Wikimedia Commons)



Results from previous years


Tour de Ski 2022-2023 final results


Women 7/7

#AthleteTime
1.Frida Karlsson 🇸🇪3.09.31,4
2.Kerttu Niskanen 🇫🇮+33,2
3.Tiril Udnes Weng 🇳🇴+47,6
4.Rosie Brennan 🇺🇸+1.42,1
5.Katharina Hennig 🇩🇪+2.13,0
6.Heidi Weng 🇳🇴+2.27,2
7.Astrid Øyre Slind 🇳🇴+2.52,1
8.Lotta Udnes Weng 🇳🇴+3.05,8
9.Teresa Stadlober 🇦🇹+3.16,2
10.Delphine Claudel 🇫🇷+4.17,0

Complete standings

Men 7/7

#AthleteTime
1.Johannes Høsflot Klæbo 🇳🇴2.44.28,9
2.Simen Hegstad Kruger 🇳🇴+59,5
3.Hans Christer Holund 🇳🇴+1.21,3
4.Federico Pellegrino 🇮🇹+1.44,4
5.Pål Golberg 🇳🇴+2.05,3
6.Calle Halfvarsson 🇸🇪+2.09,2
7.Sjur Röthe 🇳🇴2.09,9
8.Friedrich Moch 🇩🇪+2.26,4
9.Didrik Tønseth 🇳🇴+2.43,0
10.Jules Lapierre 🇫🇷2.48,5

Complete standings




Tour de Ski 2021-2022 final results


Women's final standings 6/6

#AthleteTime
1.Natalia Nerpyaeva1.59.38,5
2.Ebba Andersson 🇸🇪+46,7
3.Heidi Weng 🇳🇴+1.07,7
4.Krista Pärmäkoski 🇫🇮+1.48,6
5.Kerttu Niskanen 🇫🇮+1.52,0
6.Tatiana Sorina+2.24,7
7.Teresa Stadlober 🇦🇹+2.35,5
8.Jessie Diggins 🇺🇸+3.15,8
9.Katharina Hennig 🇩🇪+3.21,3
10.Tiril Udnes Weng 🇳🇴+3.38,6

See also: Complete women's Tour de Ski final standings

Men 6/6

#AthleteTime
1.Johannes Høsflot Klæbo 🇳🇴2.24.56,0
2.Alexander Bolshunov+2.03
3.Iivo Niskanen 🇫🇮+3.14
4.Denis Spitsov+3.21
5.Pål golberg 🇳🇴+4.08
6.Ivan Yakimushkin+4.28
7.Didrik Tonseth 🇳🇴+4.42
8.Erik Valnes 🇳🇴+4.58
9.Harald Östberg Amundsen 🇳🇴+5.18
10.Calle Halfvarsson 🇸🇪+5.33

See also: Complete men's Tour de Ski standings 5/6



Tour de Ski 2021 final results


Men 8/8

#AthleteTime
1.Alexander Bolshunov3:32.32,3
2.Maurice Manificat 🇫🇷+3.23,9
3.Denis Spitsov+3.36,7
4.Ivan Yakimushkin+3.40,6
5.Artem Maltsev+4.03,3
6.Evgeniy Belov+5.08,5
7.Andrey Melnichenko+5.23,7
8.Dario Cologna 🇨🇭+6.04,6
9.Parisse Clement 🇫🇷+6.12,4
10.Hugo Lapalus 🇫🇷+6.22,9

Women 8/8

#AthleteResult
1.Jessica Diggins 🇺🇸3:04.45,8
2.Yulia Stupak+1.24,8
3.Ebba Andersson 🇸🇪+2.00,8
4.Tatiana Sorina+2.58,1
5.Krista Pärmäkoski 🇫🇮+3.23,0
6.Rosie Brennan 🇺🇸+3.27,6
7.Natalia Nepryaeva+3.28,5
8.Katharina Hennig 🇩🇪+3.41,4
9.Teresa Stadlober 🇦🇹5.10,8
10.Katerina Razymova 🇨🇿+5.21,2


Tour de Ski 2019-2020 final results


Women 7/7

#AthleteResult
1.Therese Johaug 🇳🇴2:28.18,6
2.Natalia Nepryaeva+1.11,1
3.Ingvild Flugstad Østberg 🇳🇴+1.17,5
4.Heidi Weng 🇳🇴+1.37,3
5.Astrid Uhrenholdt Jacobsen 🇳🇴+2.13,4
6.Teresa Stadlober 🇦🇹+4.34,1
7.Sadie Maubet Björnsen 🇺🇸+4.40,6
8.Katharina Hennig 🇩🇪+4.40,9
9.Jessica Diggins 🇺🇸+4.44,1
10.Tiril Udnes Weng 🇳🇴+5.07,1

Men 7/7

#AthleteResult
1.Alexander Bolshunov2:58.18,1
2.Sergey Ustiugov+27,3
3.Johannes Høsflot Klæbo 🇳🇴+1.09,0
4.Sjur Röthe 🇳🇴+1.51,6
5.Simen Hegstad Kruger 🇳🇴+2.53,7
6.Pål Golberg 🇳🇴+2.55,7
7.Dario Cologna 🇨🇭+3.08,7
8.Andrey Melnichenko+3.17,5
9.Artem Maltsev+3.32,8
10.Iivo Niskanen 🇫🇮+3.39,2



Tour de Ski 2018-2019 final results


Women 7/7

PlaceAthleteResult
1.Ingvild Flugstad Östberg 🇳🇴35:15.0
2.Natalia Nepryaeva+2:42.0
3.Krista Pärmäkoski 🇫🇮+2:55.9
4.Anastasia Sedova+3:53.2
5.Yulia Belorukova+4:47.4
6.Jessica Diggins 🇺🇸+5:13.5
7.Heidi Weng 🇳🇴+6:49.3
8.Masako Ishida 🇯🇵+9:16.2
9.Kari Öyre Slind 🇳🇴+9:30.5
10.Mariya Istomina+9:45.0

Men 7/7

PlaceAthleteResult
1.Johannes Hösflot Kläbo 🇳🇴 
2.Sergei Ustiugov+16.7
3.Simen Hegstad Krueger 🇳🇴+48.8
4.Sjur Roethe 🇳🇴+1:05.3
5.Alexander Bolshunov+1:26.6
6.Andrey Melnichenko+1:37.1
7.Martin Johnsrud Sundby 🇳🇴+2:04.3
8.Denis Spitsov+2.05.9
9.Francesco De Fabiani 🇮🇹+2.18.5
10.Andrey Larkov+2:34.6



Tour de Ski 2017-2018 final results


Men 7/7

#AthleteResult
1.Dario Cologna 🇨🇭0:00
2.Martin Johnsrud Sundby 🇳🇴+1:26,5
3.Alex Harvey 🇨🇦+1:30,6
4.Alexey Poltoranin 🇰🇿+1:41,7
5.Hans Christer Holund 🇳🇴+2:17,8
6.Alexander Bolshunov+3:09,7
7.J-M Gaillard 🇫🇷+3:16,7
8.Daniel Rickardsson 🇸🇪+3:20,8
9.Alexey Chervotkin+3:33.5
10.Andrey Larkov+3:37,8

Women 7/7

#AthleteResult
1.Heidi Weng 🇳🇴0:00
2.Ingvild Flugstad Östberg 🇳🇴+48,5
3.Jessica Diggins 🇺🇸+2:23,2
4.Krista Pärmäkoski 🇫🇮+2:57,7
5.Teresa Stadlober 🇦🇹+3:09,4
6.Kerttu Niskanen 🇫🇮+4:17,0
7.Anastasia Sedova+4:49,6
8.Nathalie von Siebenthal 🇨🇭+4:56,1
9.Sadie Björnsen 🇺🇸+6:15,0
10.Stefanie Böhler 🇩🇪+6:41,1



Tour de Ski 2016-2017 final results


Men 7/7 stages
1. Sergey Ustiugov (SUI)
2. Martin Johnsrud Sundby (NOR) +1:02,9
3. Dario Cologna (SUI) +1:19,1
4. Maurice Manificat (FRA) +1:26,9
5. Matti Heikkinen (FIN) +1:31,3
6. Marcus Hellner (SWE) + 2:05,8
Women 7/7 stages
1. Heidi Weng (NOR)
2. Krista Pärmäkoski (FIN) +1:37,0
3. Stina Nilsson (SWE) +1:54,4
4. Ingvild Flugstad Östberg (NOR) +2:04,3
5. Jessica Diggins (USA) +3:09,0
6. Kerttu Niskanen (FIN) +4:18,2



Heidi Weng decided the win of Tour de Ski 2016-2017 in the final stage. Stina Nilsson was leading before the last stage but Weng overtook her and left her over two minutes behind. Krista Pärmäkoski also defeated Nilsson in the final climb and came second in the overall standings.

Tour de Ski 2015-2016 final results


Men 8/8 stages
1. Martin Johnsrud Sundby (NOR) 3:47:18.2
2. Finn Hågen Krogh (NOR) +3:15.7
3. Sergey Ustiugov (SUI) +3:43.8
4. Petter Northug jr. (NOR) +4:35.6
5. Alexey Poltoranin (KAZ) +4:38.3
6. Sjur Röthe (NOR) +4:58.1
18. Matti Heikkinen (FIN) +8:53.1
Women 8/8 stages
1. Theres Johaug (NOR) 2:40:34.8
2. Ingvild Flugstad Östberg (NOR) +2:20.9
3. Heidi Weng (NOR) +3:13.9
4. Charlotte Kalla (SWE) +7:45.4
5. Kerttu Niskanen (FIN) +7:52.0
6. Ragnhild Haga (NOR) +8:29.7



The 2015-2016 Tour de Ski was a Norwegian show. Martin Johnsrud Sundby took the men´s win by over three minutes´ margin ahead of countryman Finn Hågen Krogh. Therese Johaug overpowered others in the ladies´ competition. She beat Ingvild Flugstad Östberg with almost two and a half minutes.

Tour de Ski 2014-2015 final results


Men 8/8 stages
1. Petter Northug jr. (NOR) 3:27:14,4
2. Evgeniy Belov (RUS) +12.6
3. Calle Halfvarsson (SWE) +30.7
4. Dario Cologna (SUI) +1:33.1
5. Roland Clara (ITA) +2:00.7
6. Niklas Dyrhaug (NOR) +2:04.0
Women 8/8 stages
1. Marit Björgen (NOR) 2:34:44.6
2. Therese Johaug (NOR) +1:39.2
3. Heidi Weng (NOR) +1:59.5
4. Ragnhild Haga (NOR) +7:32.2
5. Elizabeth Stephen (USA) +7:41.8
6. Eva Vrackova-Nyvltova (CZE) +8:29.4
13. Aino-Kaisa Saarinen (FIN) +10:33.0






Tour de Ski 2013-2014 final results


Men 8/8 stages
1. Martin Johnsrud Sundby (NOR) 3:05:52.4
2. Chris Jespersen (NOR) +36.0
3. Petter Northug jr. (NOR) +1:49.5
4. Sjur Röthe (NOR) +1:55.7
5. Alexander Legkov (RUS) +2:33.6
6. Tord Asle Gjerdalen (NOR) +2:45.6
13. Ville Nousiainen (FIN) +3:46.7
14. Lari Lehtonen (FIN) +3:52.8
18. Sami Jauhojärvi (FIN) +4:30.7
Women 8/8 stages
1. Therese Johaug (NOR) 2:04:16.4
2. Astrid Uhrenholdt Jacobsen (NOR) +20.4
3. Heidi Weng (NOR) +2:50.4
4. Krista Lähteenmäki (FIN) +2:56.1
5. Kerttu Niskanen (FIN) +3:18.1
6. Anne Kyllönen (FIN) +3:50.2
9. Aino-Kaisa Saarinen (FIN) +4:18.5
16. Riitta-Liisa Roponen (FIN) +6:10.2